Luma Island

Ótimo jogo, joguei grande parte dele com a minha esposa e adoramos (principalmente ela). O jogo não é repetitivo e ganha de lavada de muitos do gênero. A única parte que me frustrou foi o multiplayer decepcionante aonde o jogo caia várias vezes mesmo não sendo problema da config do pc e nem do wifi. No mais, é um bom jogo e dropei por essa causa.

Quantity over quality is basically Luma Island's approach, and they achieve that quantity by just copy-pasting the same things several times. Check this out, you've got stone, wood, resin, and other basic resources at your starting location. But then you unlock the second location (forest), and now you've also got forest stone, forest wood, forest resin, etc. Then you open the third location (mountains), and now you also got mountain stone, mountain wood, mountain resin, etc. Repeat for every unlockable location, for every possible resource: gems, ores, fish, forageables, etc. You have a bunch of professions, which require you to craft items following recipes in a strict order. But then you have several tiers for each profession, and each tier corresponds to an unlockable location. So, get this, one of the professions has you craft a bracer, a goblet, a necklace, a spear, a crown for its first tier. Guess what? Its next tier has you craft a green bracer, a green goblet, a green necklace, a green spear, a green crown, etc. You can see the pattern. The professions are whack. You take cooking, and think to yourself that you might be able to cook some food, which might buff you in some way, replenish energy, whatever. Nope. You cook a recipe, it unlocks the next recipe. The thing you just cooked costs an awful lot of money, and its only use is to be sold. Crafted items aren't used for anything else. Professions don't have any interactions between themselves: just convert raw resources into items, progress through six or so recipes per tier, and you're done. On top of that pointless treadmill progression you've got awful gamepad-first controls, very annoying at times camera, completely forgettable NPCs and "story", tons of boring walking around, unoriginal puzzles, stiff placeholder for combat, dead world, no inventory management. If somebody told me half of this game is AI generated or its positive reviews are fake, I would believe that person without question. Would not recommend, even on sale.