Smalland: Survive the Wilds

Крутая игра, было весело ее проходить и сражаться с кузнечиками

Sorry but the game isn't optimized and balanced enough :/ There are some nice features, but in general, it's just not polished enough. It should be worth 15€ instead of 35!! (expectations matter) Crazy how they planned "smalland 2" launch during 2026 (currently mid 2026) while this one isn't even finished... this game has the potential to be better than grounded with all of the features, but i cannot stress it enough that the polish level is way too low. (Also, even grounded 2 is bellow 30 xD) One of the easy fix would be implement a slower turning/rotation speed for creatures. Also options to decrease folliage density (and particle effects) for lower ends pc.

Sehr Schönes Spiel sammeln bauen Tiere als Begleiter entspannte schöne Umgebung Grafik ist auch gut das Spiel im Koop ist sehr gelungen das Setting ist wunderbar

cooperativo muito bom. bastante exploração. e ainda pode domesticar criaturas

despues de haberlo jugado varias veces es muy buen juego pero tiene un gran fallo, el sistema de progresion se rompe demasiado facil. La mayoria de mis partidas he perdido muchisimo tiempo es esbloquear crafteos o mesas cuando deberia tenerlos y es todo por bugs y errores a la hora de avanzar en la historia o descubrir ciertos materiales. Los establos no sirven de nada, te deja guardar tus mascotas pero te pide materiales si los quieres volver a sacar, no tiene sentido. La batalla final tiene una dificultad desproporcionada con el resto del juego, por no hablar de que el evento de tormenta que inicia no para hasta que derrotes a ese jefe. Muchas cosas no tienen sentido.

So far this game has been great. I don't understand many of the negative reviews. This is first and foremost a survival game. There are story elements but this game is built on a survival template. It's similar to Valheim and Grounded, but is still a VERY different game. Armor and tool progression follows the same pattern as those two games. Combat is a little rough at first, but get good at running away to heal, parrying, and heavy strikes and you will level up in no time. There isn't really a skill tree. You can just level up your characters attributes with each level similarly to Ark. If you think gathering the resources is tedious just hang around a bit because there will be better tools that help you speed up the process. Same with traveling across the map. But that gets easier as well. My Complaints: Seems to be a server issue where if you are not the host you may disconnect frequently. Not sure if there is a solution or if maybe a new host would fix things. After disconnecting from the game your character doesn't always save the most recent progress forcing you to redo certain things that you just completed 10 minutes ago or so. Fall damage is insane. it is very easy to fall and die in the beginning. It sucks running back from the pond so build a bed ASAP. What this game does amazingly: Cross character progression through servers. Just like Valheim you can use your character on different servers. Their stats and inventory persist everywhere. Which also brings me to my next point. You can do the same with your base. Just claim a big tree and build your base on top of it. And bam now any tree you claim your base will be teleported to that new tree. You can only have one tree claimed though. So if you are far from home exploring you can go to the nearest tree and all your loot will be there once it's claimed. You can also make your own custom world settings. Longer days/seasons. No point as night time really isn't a hassle and the enemies get easy after a few hours. You can choose keep inventory, but that feels too easy again. I play with drop inventory on death as it raises the stakes and gives me a reason to fight to stay alive. And something about letting companions live forever. I don't really use tames or companions so I can't speak for that whole aspect. I've heard it's slightly buggy. If your companion is knocked out just use a revive powder or incense.

One would think that they need to finish the first game before announcing the sequel.