Len's Island

After some hours of playtime, I can confidently say this game is a joy to play and full of potential. The core gameplay loop is very satisfying, the building system is a lot of fun, and the overall concept and atmosphere really shine. I’ve been having a great time with it, and it’s easy to lose track of time while playing. It also translates extremely well to streaming and content creation. While I haven’t tried multiplayer yet, the single-player experience alone has kept me fully engaged. Building is one of the game’s strongest features. I experimented with a large-scale build on the main island, and even though performance can dip with massive constructions, it’s impressive how much freedom the game gives you to create and experiment. The combat system is enjoyable, and I’d love to see even more enemy variety and additional ranged options in the future, as the foundation is already very solid. Automation and workshop systems are promising and feel great to use. Expanding auto-storage options would make an already strong system even better, especially as your base grows. Exploration is another highlight. The underground areas feel like they’re just scratching the surface of what’s possible, and I’m excited to see how they evolve over time. Fast travel and navigation work well, and with a few quality-of-life improvements, moving around the world could become even smoother. Finally, more building pieces would be amazing. I love how creative you can be already—I even managed to fit every item, including the Christmas decorations, into a single small house. Overall, this is a fantastic game with a strong foundation and tons of promise. I’m genuinely excited to see how it continues to grow and improve!

Quite the blast of a game, I even bought a copy for my mom to play. Doesn't have controller support at the moment, but their roadmap has it on the list. Love sailing in games, not many of them get it right. This one does.

If you're looking for a survival crafting game with a good mix of, well, crafting, building, exploring and combat, Len's Island is a must-try. The story is subtly told as you explore and uncover new areas and biomes, and the combat difficulty ramps up in a gradual way. It's a lovely, well thought out and executed game that you'll love if you enjoy a generally more relaxed kind of survival crafting game.

地图探索挺舒服，不会一直给你塞任务，而是让你好奇前面到底有什么。

When you know the past of the dev, all of the history behind the development, all the updates and all the improvements. You start to appreciate the game for all the effort invested in the game and the gameplay is very good.

First signs seem very solid for this game, but a bit early (at least for someone who frequently spends 100+ hours per game). Doing a free weekend on release was actually really cool. I played it and liked it, then picked it up now that the big winter update is approaching to play it some more. I was a bit concerned at the depth of this game, but the price isn't too prohibitive. I absolutely love the way they did the inventory system here as well. Looking forward to see how this fleshes out a bit more.

Easy to learn game play is smooth and if you like individual play it is a must

TLDR: good survival crafting game, but has some rough edges. Definitely worth it on sale to play with a friend. Very fun game, not really a survival game but the base building and combat dungeons are awesome. It isn't a AAA game so some parts are a bit janky or buggy, and performance can be rough. ** Set the chunk loading to smooth to eliminate traversal stutter. ** Me and my friend are playing the game in Co-op, grinding dungeons and building a big base is awesome!

I purchased this game to play with my Fiance. Intially, there were a few gripes I had with the game (the camera and some controls). The developers listened and actually made some amazing changes that completley fixed all the issues I had with the game. Currently the game is definitly lacking in endgame content. Once you've upgraded your house, gear and weapons, you're essentially fully kitted up to do nothing. You can run some content, but your gear makes it kind of redundant. That being said, the journey is what makes this game great. Super fun to play with others. Cant wait to see where they take it!