Polylithic

Polylythic is one of those games that grabbed me almost immediately and refused to let go for 30 hours straight. The low-poly graphics combined with the Stone Age setting and mammoth-hunting theme somehow took me straight back to elementary school and the book of Eduard Štorch - imagining what it would actually be like to live in and Polylythic managed to bring that feeling back. It satisfied both my childhood self and my adult self, who has always had a soft spot for survival games. :D The game really draws you in. There are some bugs, but during my testing I noticed that some of them disappeared. My biggest criticism is the tutorial. The game seems to assume that you already have some experience with survival games, so certain mechanics aren't explained very well yet and you sometimes have to figure things out on your own. On the other hand, Polylythic has some genuinely great quality-of-life features that I actually wish I saw more often in bigger survival titles. For example, the interconnected inventories and the ability to craft without having to run around checking 20 different storage boxes. Small things, but they make a huge difference. Overall, Polylythic surprised me. It's charming, immersive and managed to awaken that childhood fascination with prehistoric life that I didn't even realize I still had. I am proud, that czech republic has that much talented programmers! Definitely worth keeping an eye on if you love survival games. Even with 10 years old computer.

A fairly well-developed sandbox survival game. The game incorporates simple survival mechanics such as hunger, weight management, and stamina and health bars. There are plenty of resources and crafting options, which makes the game interesting to keep playing, as the ultimate goal is to progress through different levels of technology. Tribe and camp management is simple enough to remain fun and accessible. The AI of the tribe NPCs is a bit lacking, though. You basically have to provide them with everything they need in order for them to defend themselves. Overall, it’s a good survival and base-building game with technological progression. I really appreciate that the game explores the Paleolithic period. It’s quite rare to see games tackle this period of human history, and as someone passionate about it, I’m very happy to see it being explored. I encourage the developers to keep up the good work!

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Pas mal du tout

it's got bugs and janky combat, but it's not bad

This is a good game, I've had a lot of fun with it and I'm enjoying it greatly. But it's not ready to leave EA imho. There's still so many bugs and the terrain gen in sandbox mode is rough. I'd say it still needs one year minimum left to cook to go from a good game to a great game