Soulmask

This game deserves more love. Yeah there are some funny stuff going on with AI Navmaps from time to time, but mainly with stairs and multiple levels. That is really it. Combat, crafting, automation, skyships?! The mask mechanic is really cool too. There is a learning curve with all of the mechanics both familiar and new for the genre, but once you get the hang of it then it all makes sense. There are a ton of funny and awesome surprises in this game. The complaints seem to be centered on balancing and AI behavior which improves with every update. If you like survival/crafting games and are on the fence then definitely get it.

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pra jogar offline com servidor local, é um dos melhores games nesse estilo, mapas muito bem feitos, graficos relativamente bonitos, consegue mudar entre mundos, mecanicas unicas. é um dos melhores do genero

that's bait.

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Игра отличная, динамика боев и развития очень продумана и понятна, очень советую!

好玩 值得推薦 !

ima be 100% real with you i love the game its great but having to own a dlc thats mostly only sand with nothing but boss that stand out kinda sucks i mean at least let us build ships on the base game map they dont have to be flying just a mobile base on a river would be sick the forest looks an feels so much better only reason i got the dlc was to build a boat just to find out its specfic to dlc an i feel like thats a huge let down now dont get me wrong the desert dlc cool its just boring faster than an expansive forest map still fun just no where near as much other wise i love the game simply put ships only locked to dlc map is a huge killer for me

This is just a round up of things I have noticed playing in single player. The game really is a mixed bag in terms of quality. It's playable and runs locally. It has some character. Watching some guy stomped to death by ten amazonian babes in a bare fist brawl was amusing after I removed all their items intending to standardise them with crafted items but then an invasion occurred as I can think of worse ways to go. It has a lot of potential but could also learn from some of the more awkward elements. I am playing Shifting Sands. 1. The biggest problem is just a lack of information. I also don't want to have to go to wikis with adverts on that attack the computer. I do not view adverts, this is against my religion for one and it is also harmful to the brain. Some areas are more pressing than others. It is for example very difficult to get clear and reliable correct information on the resources given by pens. What people call AI which largely is not accurate terminology as it is more an algorithm designed to appear intelligent than to be intelligent now tend to dominate search but don't know either so keep making things up. This is one of the major frustration points in games today, especially this type that makes players legitimately angry. They get giving the run around rather than straight up answers. Avoiding this causes a lot less friction with players. 2. In single player relaxing mode the balance isn't always great. It is at least largely possible to correct with going into settings. It's again a common problem with this type of game where there are many modes. A particular annoyance is a lack of flexibility around bonfire range. That one is a bit awkward even in single player as the map is cramped and sometimes a small range is good, sometimes a larger range. I'm weary of overlapping them and it would be good to get some information of how well this works. The modding toolkit is a bit brutal with a silly number of tiny files. An annoyance here is a lack of good working maintained mods for it in the workshop (which would ideally add another type or something). 3. Combat can be a bit annoying at times with the enemy moves that can grab you from behind cover or just grab you with dodge timing not being ideal. Followers can get in the way a lot but then most of these games have that problem. 4. It's sometimes a hodge podge as to how much of the tribe management is manual or automatic. 5. I suspect there is an auto drink setting around somewhere otherwise the fainting is just annoying. 6. The game can really stutter initially. I found that DX11 seems to behave a lot better than DX12 with less CPU spikes. 7. Perhaps I need to mess with settings but things can respawn on you while trying to clear a base. Similarly, load and save tends to not actually save a whole bunch of stuff with things just resetting. 8. The progression is a bit here and there in single player with some inconsistency around mechanics. One example is what has pens and what does not. Essentially, the mechanics will not be applied to everything. Some things have power mines for example but not others. The shifting sands map in particular is really kind of harsh outside of the starting area with little prospect for even small self sustaining bases across the map. 9. There's lots of little bugs and annoyances most of which I forget. The game seems to keep any of the worst ones at bay instead leaving the occasional petty nuisance here or there. It could do with a few QoL improvements but it is not the worst I have seen. It would be really nice if the rope way on the power mines were higher. 10. There are some annoyances with the size of things when placing them not always being correct. 11. There are some issues around camera like the turn rate being too slow for flying ships with controller. It is also annoying when aligning items in the base as the character often blocks the view. 12. I suspect it might end up that people make better maps. The Shifting Sands map has some annoyances like mine spots always near enemy mines. I almost refunded this game as it said no controller support at all but this is not true. It supports controller for most things so you can use it most of the time and switch to kbm on occasion.

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