Taival

I was pleasantly surprised by how smoothly this game runs on my wreck of a laptop! My setup isn't ideal for gaming so I'm really happy that it doesn't have any significant lag so far. Obviously the smoothest experience requires a better setup lol. I would definitely recommend this game to those who love voxel & adventure/exploration games. The world is absolutely stunning. Anywhere I go, a new adventure and eye candy awaits. Questing is fun and I love the little Henki companion and the idea of taming and collecting different creature forms. A special thanks for the split screen and online combo, I have a vast friend group from around the world and this makes playing together seamless. The combat is beginner-friendly which is a huge plus as a casual gamer. Keep in mind that this is an early access game, so some bugs can be expected, but the devs handle the feedback and bug reports on Discord exceptionally well, first hotfix arrived within 24 hours. You can clearly see they care about this game and the community!

needs more work, ui layout sucked couldnt use controller to controll my guy but could to activate split screen but no simple way to config the controls except keyboard bindings, combat felt clunky and fighting a boar and being hit didnt feel impactful at all, ik i got 30 min played but you know the spark a good game gives you, this didnt give no sparks, the rolling is cool but make everything else as fluid

Taival is a fun little game so far. This is a great starting point and allows for a ton of feedback over the long-term instead of more rushed, short-term playtest feedback. Obviously with an early access game, it needs some time to become a fully polished game but what is here is worth the price. You can easily get 10-20 hours of content without even realizing it.

Pretty darn good for an Early Access. I usually dont buy E-A games, but decided to give this one a try because of how many videos of people rolling got into my algorythm haha. Was a bit scared at first because of a few negative reviews that I saw, but I feel very comfortable to say its a good game to check out in its early access stage. Sure some bugs or roughness are expected, as with any other E-A (you should be aware of what you are agreeing to) but that asides its a good project, with a lot of potential and very passionate devs behind it that take feedback from players to really push the quality of the game. The base systems are here and already allow for a very entertaining experience, I'm very interested in watching it grow and deliver on the experience they persue. Great work! :)

Super fun game that has tons of potential and like everyone has mentioned in youtube videos its cubeworld but better. there are a few glitches that make the game a little annoying and ruin the fun but its early access and only affects AMD GPUI.. 8/10 in the current state

A lot of this game as a solo player is spent trying to travel over a vastly empty map with irrelevant NPC's and an assortment of blood-thirsty beasts to gather loot from...except one small problem... There's little to no direction. Yes, you can pick up quests but what impact does that have? Well it causes my game to drop to 2 frames whenever we're moving between game and cutscene so maybe that? What impact do collectables have? No clue. I only just figured out a few hours in that there's SKILLTREES. Maybe it was explained, or maybe I'm just blind. A lot of the assets across the map are built with parts missing or aligned incorrectly such as the animal barn near Lantern's crossing having misaligned beams in the roof. The rendering loading in far away objects is taxing on the computer, causing intense FPS drops and stuttering, limiting me to 40fps cap and all settings on low, but this didn't stop the frames dropping to a slideshow every other interaction I made with the game environment. I don't need to see far away, but I also don't need the dock in front of me to blip in and out of existence. Hostile enemies spawning in the floor, or parts of the world generating in a strange way, such as the Clacker Cave for example there's water covering the key and preventing quest progression to collect the item fallen into the Clacker Cave. Surely someone would've seen that during playtesting. The considerable amount of game breaking bugs and glitches make progress trivial and challenging beyond favourable means. I don't enjoy the constant struggle to navigate a game that is not ready for *paid* public release. It isn't ready, and it shows. This isn't fun. Not for me. You shouldn't need a godly computer to play a game, especially not one like this.

Premissa muito boa de uma continuação de cubeworld, veloren e um pouco de trove! Mas como o game acabou de ser lançado está "cru", hitbox do mapa com o personagem está bem bugada, isso inclui a parte de combate, pesca e exploração. a historia do game deve ser muito boa, mas vou aguardar uns patch de att, para jogar o game com uma experiência melhor.

The game is full of great ideas, and it's a lot of fun to get lost in its world—I love literally rolling all over the place. The ambition and scale are impressive for such a small team. As expected, it has some initial bugs—though fewer than Bethesda!—but the developers have been on top of things, releasing patches since day one. It's been a really great experience, especially with friends.

Taival rules. Goblin time, fun combat, shapeshifting companion, all fantastic. First day of early access so obviously, it isn't finished, but it's fun as hell. Works great on steam deck, especially considering how early it is in development.