Lost in Red Valley

Review written 10/16/2021 In Early Access Lost in Red Valley shows the bones needed to become an enjoyable game: The environment is well created. I've discovered many beautiful views and locations I wish to build my base of operations. Locations are varied and distinct using both the environment and objects placed in locations. The weather effects are simple, but well done. Light rain, rain with and without fog, heavy rain, heavy thunderstorms, and snow. My favorite is heavy thunderstorms at night. The lighting effects from the lightning is based on the origin point. This causes lighting effects to come around objects in the environment (hills, valleys, mountains, statues). This includes the "god rays" lighting effects. The basic base building is functional. I've encountered a few situations when I thought a ceiling section should be supported well enough, but is destroyed when placed. I've solved each of these with placing a wall or windowed wall section. Crafting is functioning well. I progressed through the different tiers of weapons at a steady rate. Pictures and text are used to communicate crafting requirements. Lost in Red Valley has rough edges to smooth out: Some animations are "stiff" or need smoothing out. This includes some enemies such as the gaki (zombie like enemy) attack swings. Some hitboxes appear to be "off". The overhead thrust of the spear often misses. The claw attacks of standing and crawling gakis (zombie like enemies) attack swings may hit when you appear to be slightly out of reach. Bite attack of raptors uncommonly appears to hit more than one per single bite attack animation. In conclusion: I'm enjoying my time in Lost in Red Valley. I'm eager to continue to explore the world of Lost in Red Valley. There are more locations for me to discover, and they become more interesting and intricate as I continue to discover. There are rough edges and difficulties to avoid currently, but Lost in Red Valley is in Early Access. Improvement comes with support, effort, and time.

Abandoned.

Seems like the dev is lost in Red Valley too...

jeu de survie bac à sable dans un Japon féodal mythologique. les personnages sont piégés dans une vallée maudite, il faudra donc survivre en l'explorant pour en percer les secrets et s'en échapper. gameplay : https://youtu.be/EYYE2biTKyI petite précision : le jeu est en early access et donc n'est pas fini. il reste beaucoup de travail à faire dessus. je le recommande parce que la base est bien présente mais si vous ne supportez pas les jeu non "fini" PATIENTEZ. je tiens aussi à rappeler que le but de early access est d'avoir des retours pour que les devs, enfin LE dev (il est seul) sache quoi améliorer. je vais commencer par les points négatifs : [list] [*] les animation sont rigides [*] le jeu est mal optimisé [*] le jeu est mal équilibré et ce malgré quelques aides du dev au début (en tous cas je galère à passer seul la 1ère tanière de loup, il y a aussi parfois un loup qui garde le 1er coffre nous permettant d'obtenir des ressources et créer notre première arme) [*] quand on débute il n'est pas évident de savoir ce avec quoi on peut interagir ou ce qu'on peut récupérer (mais ça viens vite si on est observateur) [/list] autrement comme je l'ai dis les bases du jeu sont bien présentes et prometteuses. [list] [*] il y a un coté RPG avec des niveaux à gagner et des statistiques à augmenter (de ce que j'en ai vu il n'est pas très poussé) [*] on peut se créer de l'équipement, des maisons, faire de l'alchimie faire de la recherche etc... il y a une progression : on démarre avec des recettes on construis du mobilier nous permettant de créer des outils de meilleur qualité ou du mobilier nous permettant plus de choses... [*] survie oblige on va devoir se sustenter et boire pour survivre et les aliments ou ingrédients d'alchimie on un temps limité avant leur péremption [/list] en résumé : un jeu prometteur mais qui a encore pas mal de choses à peaufiner s'il veut être bon (mais encore une fois c'est un accès anticipé récent c'est donc normal )

I can't recommend this at all, the only thing going for this game is the insanely good looking world. Everything else only has potential but there needs to be a lot of work done to make this game playable. Me and my girlfriend came across way too many problems and we ended up just exploring the world because that is all that could be done. Pros: + This game looks amazing! + I can honestly see the potential this game has Cons: - If you play with the sound in the menu all of the sounds screw up. You'll either have no sound or very little sound - Night time is horrible, it's completely pitch black even with a touch or fire of some kind you just have to stand there for a few minutes waiting for the sun to come up - Can't build anything - A wolf spawns at the camp area at the start of the game so you can't progress unless you kill it and that is incredibly hard because it kills you in a few hits and seems to stun lock you - No sign of story whatsoever - Apparently there is a character customize option but the sliders don't work There are honestly too many more things to write about so I recommend watching the gameplay and review I've linked. Don't get this game until it's updated a lot more then it is. Steam Curator Page: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/10995314-Szamer%2527s-Collection/ Gameplay & Full Review: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1228314595

I really tried to get into this game because I DO see a lot of potenial in this game. The world is beautiful and I also find the inventory and general UI really user-friendly BUT the hit boxes of the enemies are so weird, attacks simply stun-lock you and I am absolutely no fan of the fact that you lose your Exp if you die. Also the sliders in the character creator don't work at all (you can use them but nothing happens). Honestly sad. I hope this one isn't canceled and things are getting done with it.

Is a gread game for chill :D