
ICARUS is a solo or multiplayer PvE survival game. Explore a savage wilderness in the aftermath of terraforming gone wrong. Complete narrative quests as either Open World operations or Individual Missions. Explore, build, craft and hunt while seeking your fortune and prospecting for exotic matter.
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I’ve wanted to try this game for a long time; I finally bought it with some friends, and I didn't expect it to be this good. It’s a bit like Far Cry Primal.
really fun and unique experience so far
good early worm wish could have cross play carus delete my frames
jumped in, started surviving, went into a cave, got poisoned and died, went into the wild, got mauled by a bear, went to some kind of river, got grouped by boars, horses and some kind of ostrich, and torn to shreds, said f$&k this and walked into a deserted place where I thought it would be safe, but instead I froze to death, then got eviscerated by a bunch of bird things I couldn't hit for the life of me.......... 10/10 would recommend.
Vamos lá, o jogo tinha tudo para ser bom, porém a questão de ter que ficar subindo de nivel para conseguir construir as coisas é horrrivel, se torna um tedio ficar matando bichos e cortando arvores para isso acontecer.
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好玩,很耐玩
Best Survival Game
11 внезапных медведей из 10
I really wanted to like this game. I can't. Although world design is beautiful it's also hollow and repetitive, especially caves. Missions are repetitive and their rewards are meaningless. You'll see everything game has to offer in few hours. If you enjoy relaxing, meaningless wandering and grinding (especially with friend) then you can get your few hours of fun. But since there are many games that do all this and more, why bother?