Lucid Blocks

its like a fever dream and i love it

Lucid Blocks is not what I thought it would be. With that said I found it enjoyable overall. While the game gives very little (basically no) direction you find yourself wandering around a lot. The experience gives off some odd sense of nostalgia, though it this forlorn sort of way. You will find yourself battle some enemies but for the most part the real core of the game is trying to figure out how to make anything. Which can be it's strength and weakness. You also get a little home base so to say, a sandbox to make your own separate from the world. My biggest complaint about 20 hours in is the end boss can get bugged, a lot, and you have to get lucky enough to find it again or level up and get an item to do so. Also the novelty of an extremely convoluted crafting system starts to lose a bit of it's charm. However for the price I did have fun, and I think it is worth a try.