Dune: Awakening

I have played almost every Dune game over the years, and in my opinion, Dune: Awakening is the best one so far. The story doesn't follow Frank Herbert's original timeline, and as a longtime Dune fan I wasn't completely sold on that choice at first. However, once you accept that it's an alternate version of the universe, the game becomes much easier to appreciate. One of its greatest strengths is that you can play solo and progress at your own pace. It may take longer to reach your goals than if you play in a guild, but everything is achievable with patience and dedication. I never felt forced to rush or rely on other players. The atmosphere is outstanding. Arrakis feels dangerous, alive, and faithful to the spirit of Dune. Base building, exploration, crafting, and survival all fit naturally into the setting. No game is perfect, but if you're a Dune fan or enjoy survival games, this is an easy recommendation. It captures the feeling of living on Arrakis better than any previous Dune game I've played.

Upkeep costs are too high, its not interesting enough to keep going but you'll still get a good time to value out of it, farming batteries for the base should take half the time it does, my server shut down before my base did, RIP.

Umständliches Bausystem, völlig überfrachtetes Menü. Wenn man das smarte Bausystem von Subnautica gewöhnt ist, wirkt das in diesem Spiel total abschreckend und überhaupt nicht intuitiv. Schade, das Spiele, welche auf Filmen basieren, immer so komplett im Sand versenkt werden...

So let me start off with this game is cool. Dune is a great IP and I'm glad that this game exists to experience that. But- It just- its just to sucks play. Just straight up sucks. The early game is not fun. Its tedious, and excessively grindy, and overall, it just runs like absolute dog-crap. I'm running at around recommended pc specs, at the lowest graphics, and it just runs bad. Cutscenes just break, NPC dialogue almost crashes my game every time. The grind is just not fun. Its not fun to deal with. I came into the game wanting to fly a freaking ornithopter. And guess what. Almost 20 hours in, and I still don't have one. The only reason I played this long (at the time of this review) is because of that. Genuinely one of the most unfun experiences to any early game I've ever played. Gathering the resources for ANYTHING is just so insane. There is no reason I need to spend 4 hours of resource gathering for a single weapon/tool. And don't say "Oh but snax, you just need to go to the spots for those resources," Yeah, I'm sure its fun with your thopter flying around and getting millions of items around the map. I've only NOW just gotten the mark 2 bike. And maybe it's just a genuine skill issue on my end, but its not fun spending 30 minutes to get to one spot on the map for one singular resource. AND THE DURABILITY. It's just not fun to deal with! I'm fine with spending resources to fix my tools and vehicles, but it being "broke" is not fun. It would be fine if it didn't cost 15 iron ingots and 4 Emf Generators to make it again. If the durability just didn't lessen it would be perfectly fine. The water and stats are fine, the water can drain maybe just a bit slower, because it just feels like its never full, and the health could be better with more regen. Maybe I'll leave a better review if I get farther in the game, but so far, I'd say so far my experience with this game is a solid 4/10.

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In my personal opinion, Dune: Awakening is one of the best crafting and survival games I've played. It offers a wealth of quality of life features, a satisfying sense of progression, and a reasonably well-developed endgame that keeps players engaged beyond the initial experience. One of the game's greatest strengths is its approach to PvP. If you're someone who dislikes being forced into player-versus-player combat, the developers have gone to great lengths to separate PvP from the core PvE experience. While this decision upset a portion of the player base, I believe it ultimately made the game healthier and more enjoyable in the long term by allowing players to engage with the content they actually want to play. That said, the game isn't without its flaws. My biggest criticism is the pace of major content updates, which I feel could be significantly improved. I also have concerns about the game's overall direction. With the recent shift away from its MMO focus toward a single-player experience alongside the console release, it feels as though the developers are still trying to define exactly what they want the game to be. To me, that change gives the impression of an identity crisis, and I hope they settle on a clear vision moving forward even if it ends up shifting away from my ideal vision for it.

Great if you're a Dune fan or enjoy survival games.

This is fun survival game has quests that cool too.

Been playing for three hours when I get asked to rate this game. So far, it is a desert survival game in a futuristic dune Arrakis setting.

Не интересно, скучно, быстро надоедает