Sunkenland

I will start with this. After playing for 63 hours as of writing this the game has been good... Not amazing but good. There is a learning curd if you don't do any of the tutorial. There are also problems I have seen or have had while playing. Problems are... Hostile enemies shooting through objects players can't and or while underwater seeing you and shooting. Hostile enemy ships vanishing while leaving the crew in the air. Not being able to place lights or junction boxes on walls, ceilings, or floors for junction boxes of island bases you take over unless you build a foundation and walls. Gun not re setting to where it was before you fire. Bullet travel time, drop off, and damage reduction. Some ship based weapons not having good sights / crosshairs.. the worst of which being the naval cannon which has none. Power drill extracting less ore from nodes than a pickaxe and no solar charge variant like the welder. I would like to see some of these get addressed. This game does have a lot of potential and I will continue playing it as I want to get more blueprints. Update 09-21-2026 Additional problems: Bullets not registering with enemies or with some structures both with player weapons and ship weapons. Grenades following players thrown by enemies.

This game is quite fun! The building is pretty good, the exploration is pretty good. The underwater parts are beautiful. Possible Spoilers ahead.. I 100% recommend (especially if it is on sale) if you like games similar to "The Forest" and "7 Days to Die." If the graphics on the screenshots do not throw you off give it a go! Pros: Weapon choices/power Building Transportation options Food/hunger is not awful.. Love fighting the AI. I am not a shooter person at all, but these battles are fun since im a noob. Fishing is fine Economy seems pretty interesting. Many ways to work with the traders. LOOT LOOT LOOT Island details listed(how much looted/how many enemies) Lots of islands.. Cons: Some of the graphics are a bit meh Underwater exploration does not feel overly necessary. Could be that I am missing a lot.. but I am 30+ hours in and only needed to dive a few times for blueprints / one quest. A bit of rinse and repeat mode.. Take over an island.. oops now your base is getting attacked.. defend.. repair.. cook.. stock up for the next island.. The stove takes SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO much wood.. and only a handful of recipes. Looting can feel redundant.. even my loot happy friend is leaving islands at 50%. Lots of riding in a boat.. *Slight motion sick warning* I get motion sick easily.. and have to manage my settings in games carefully. I can play this game for about 2.5 - 3 hours if I am careful. Then I just have to call it quits for a bit.

Ich mag das Spiel, weil es nicht zu verschachtelt ist wie andere. Man kommt einfach gut vorran :)

It's a nice game for me. Now, I have base attacks turned off. I can see where people have an issue with those. I would honestly rather have the ability to call in an attack by, like, sending out a radio broadcast or something. I do not enjoy being attacked right as I am about to leave base to explore the land that some of my esteemed colleagues and I may call "Sunken". That said, as a sort of chill cozy game where you gather fish and cook and mine a bunch of rocks to make a bunch of copper to make a bunch of bullets to go murder people, it really works. The decorations are also extremely nice. There is a quite acceptable variety to the decorations you'll find in the wild. I personally like to let my wife decorate most of the house while I hold a small 2-foundation corner with all of the risque neon and such. We call it the "Sleaze Room". The extreme ease of multiplayer is what really really sets this apart from Project Zomboid or Vein. It's super simple to put up a server and invite people (Except I only ever invite one person...) but not Rust simple where anyone else can also join the server uninvited and undesired. In fact, in a lot of ways, Sunkenland does capture what I have occasionally enjoyed about PvE Rust without the "Well... what do I do now?" of playing PvE in a PvP game. Idle time doesn't feel wasted in Sunkenland. Without the worry of raids I can stand on my roof and watch the sunset or sunrise. The sky is so very pretty and it's nice to be able to fully appreciate the view while knowing that the basic resources in your area are respawning while you enjoy the game. The dopamine drip of the gear system is also quite nice. Going from naked to Spetsnaz, bow to SVD, bare feet to modern flippers, and a tank with one breath to one with... a number that I haven't found yet that also slows down your breath loss. It's all quite grand, I'm currently working on kitting out boats with automated weapons so we both can drive around and annihilate everything. But I haven't quite figured out where to get the blueprints I need for that as of writing this. I have to assume we have the resources with all the steel and titanium we've squirrelled away, But we shall see when it's even an option. All said, Sunkenland is a wonderous game with a very clear vibe that they do not shy away from in any way that I've seen yet. I'm not done by any measure, but I do look forward to what is left to do, which isn't common for me. If you've read this far, thank you for the attention, and check it out.

被卡角色很多次 卡船里 卡地下 只能等死 无奈 选择放弃了 拜拜了您内~~~~~~~~

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Schönes langweiliges Spiel Bin auf dem Meer und kein Wetter mehr Was für Scheiß. Bringt das Wetter wieder ins Spiel

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