Len's Island

다른 노가다 겜에 비해서 편의성, 노가다성을 많이 해결해줘서 똥겜 소믈리에로써 상당히 만족스러움 전투도 쉬워서 힐링하는 맛으로 편하게 함 프레임 드랍이 진짜 문제긴 한데 그럴때마다 해결법은 횃불 끄고, 줌아웃하고, 바닥보고 다니면 프레임 안정화됨(탑뷰) 또한 □언어를 배워야 하는 불편함이 있음 가능하면 3~4명에서 역할군을 나눠 플레이하는게 좋다고 생각됨 편의성을 많이 챙겨준 만큼 플탐은 많지 않은 편 다른 생존겜 많이 해봤으면 가볍게 할만한 겜으로 추천

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IT IS AWESOME

I watched a dev interview about this game and it looked really good so I decided to give it a shot! Very good game from what I have played so far! The depth of this game seems to be pretty decent! I hope the dev continues to focus on optimization and expand upon what he has already built! With that said, I have a 4080 and I get a lot of frame stutter, I've optimized settings but the game just seems to be clunky at times... Like I said, I really enjoy this game which is why I wish the dev continues to improve upon it!

Great isometric survival / crafting game. The only real negative I can say is that it kinda feels like they rushed to "finish" the game. But you'll get a solid 20 hours out of it.

Lens is, overall, a stronger experience than Valheim. The biggest improvement is player choice. The game gives multiple ways to play from the start, including Easy, Peaceful, and Hard modes. That flexibility makes it more accessible and more replayable depending on what kind of survival or building experience you want. Lens also improves on several pain points that Valheim players often fixed with Nexus mods. Many quality of life features feel built into the core game design instead of being something players have to patch in later. Progression feels smoother, and the balance between exploration, combat, and building is easier to manage without external tools. Right now, the mod scene is still small even after about seven months since release. The biggest needs are a better camera view and an improved map view. Those are the two areas where players still feel friction compared to heavily modded Valheim setups. Gameplay progression is satisfying. Upgrading equipment feels achievable without heavy grinding. Building your own base directly supports your upgrade path and skill progression, which creates a strong gameplay loop. You can see steady improvement in both your character and your environment, which keeps the game engaging over long sessions. Overall, Lens takes the survival building foundation that Valheim made popular and refines it with better accessibility, smoother progression, and more built in player control over difficulty and pacing. I have already put about 36 hours into the game and I am not tired of it at all. I am at level 16 and I am still finding new areas to explore. The caverns are especially well done. If you do not enjoy figuring out creative ways to cross chasms or climb steep rock walls, this part of the game may feel frustrating. For me, it is one of the best parts because it lets me work through problems in my own way instead of forcing a single solution. Preparation matters a lot once you start pushing into new territory. Before heading out to discover new locations, you really have to think about what supplies you are bringing with you. I have not reached the cold regions yet, but I am expecting that to be the next major difficulty spike, especially if survival mechanics become more demanding there. One improvement I would like to see is better icon options for map marking. Being able to mark specific locations inside cavern systems would make navigation and return trips much easier. Things like numbers, biome indicators, letters, or even the ability to type words would help a lot. Or atleast see the custom wood signs above and below ground. Maybe a different color sign for below and above. Another small issue is weapon switching during combat. You cannot change weapons mid strike, so if you do not have the right weapon ready, you have to stop and swap, which can break combat flow. Beyond those things, I highly recommend this game. At its current price, which is only slightly higher than Valheim was at release, it is very easy to lose hours playing without noticing the time passing. It has also been unexpectedly helpful on a personal level. I am currently mourning the loss of a best friend, and having something immersive and mentally engaging has helped make that grieving period a little easier to carry.