
Survival: Fountain of Youth is a challenging single-player open-world adventure game set on the Caribbean islands. Survive as a shipwrecked 16th-century explorer, craft tools and shelter, and uncover the secrets of both an ancient civilization and your own fate.
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Languages: English*, Simplified Chinese, French, German, Russian, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Traditional Chinese*languages with full audio support
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Tolles Spiel! Es erinnert stark an Green Hell, ist aber insgesamt etwas zugänglicher. Die Story ist solide, wenn auch nicht überragend. Dafür machen das Erkunden der Inseln und das Crafting richtig viel Spaß. Meiner Meinung nach ist das Spiel völlig unterschätzt und jeder Fan von Survival-Games sollte ihm unbedingt eine Chance geben.
Excellent survival game. If you enjoyed The Long Dark, this is very much in that vein : Man versus the elements, the flora and the fauna. The crafting and building are very good too. 160 hours, last drop of water, I'm closing my house's door for the last time, curtains down.
挺好玩,但是云存档一坨,已经3个档没了,已经没兴趣肝了
A good survival game. The mechanic of using time as a resource along with the usual health, hunger, and thirst was actually refreshing. The progression of diseases along with statuses was well done. The equipment and skill progression was very fun, and the Survival Points perks were very welcome. Each of the islands had a great layout and the puzzles were all very fun. The story itself was a bit stiff, and the island to island progression was dragging a bit by the end. The last ship was also a bit of a let-down. It was hard to dock anywhere, clearly meant as a new moving base, but I didn't have the resources to move all of my buildings to the new ship. However, the faster travel time between islands made it easier to keep my central base, along with the alternative smaller ship that worked out very well.
What an interesting game. My feelings are properly "mixed" about it. I love the story. From what I understand, its based on real events. I like the attention to details. The world, the crafting system, the many things to do and to take care of. On the other hand it feels too grindy. Who would've thought that surviving alone on an island would be difficult? It't not bad, that the game is hard, its just a specific kind of experience. Tools break all the time, you run out of water, you get bit by spiders, you get sunstroke for staying out for too long. Hostile fauna attacks everywhere, even hostile flora - if you are not watching your steps. You need to work constantly just to maintain status quo. The one truly negative thing I can say is how everything is done through menus. Press F to do anything. Would've liked a bit more animations and interactivity. Great game, not for the impatient one.
I've played a lot of survival+crafting games, like The Long Dark, The Forest, Valheim, Vintage Story and some more. Survival: Fountain of Youth is somehow hard to judge for me and I am not sure why it is. My first impression was not the best, as I saw the quite basic survival mechanics and the pretty linear storyline. Only later I realized that this was part of a quite well-made "tutorial" introduction into the game. What felt simplyfied and restricting at first (need to climb specific trees to chart the environment - then you see resources, spawn points etc. on the map) later turned out as being flexible and helpful enough to be accepted. The UI is not the worst, but still has issues, like inventory scrolling away if you remove the last item in a stack or showing helpful details in some cases, but not in others. Simulation is also simplified, e.g. you get wet and get a cold and still overheat in the sun, without the two effects cancelling out each other. Food parameters are quite random, e.g. Bananas give nutrition [i]and[/i] hydration, but tomatoes only give nutrition. So, why would I recommend the game? Well, in the end it turned out, that the game kept me entertained enough to continue playing: Crafting mechanics made me wanting to craft more items which I never crafted before. Repair system is nice to be motivated to throw away old items and recraft them. Upgrading your vessel is rewarding. Resource gathering is not too annoying. Perks and skills add some more motivation. The Story is a nice background for progressing further and unlocking new areas doesn't feel too artificial. So long story short: For every aspect of the game, there is surely another game doing it better or more detailed (need to go to Valheim soon to chop some trees^^), but they all also have aspects where they fall short compared to SFoY. So additionally given the low price, it's a clear recommendation!
Farm Cry 3
el mejor survival
Seriously bad. Would have been a great game back in the early 2000's.
Macht sehr viel spass. Gutes Survival Game
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