The Bloodline

Great game, but there isn't a no clip command to get you out of random spots you can get stuck in with the magic system. You can as of the time of writing this brick your save because you got stuck in an area that wont allow the opening of the overworld map. Due to that I can't recommend the game yet.

For a game developed by a single person, it is one of the best rpg's of the new age. Most games miss the point of gaming. However, this awesome goblin fighting, fishing, crafting, and all sorts of adventures is astonishing. Aside the fact that if you do the starter missions before you get them they wont complete. Finish them in order or they won't work. That is a minor detail in an amazing adventure this person has set out for the community. Thank you developer for the time and investment into this. I have personally enjoy every aspect and can't wait for future development.

for over 3 years since release I'm starting to notice a trending pattern with solo devs in early access area progress is slow an not on point since the game even came out sections of the map were a work in progress ok that's fine a couple of years later its still a work in progress area an yet added more sections of the map followed by u guessed it more work in progress places. don't get me wrong i tried to play this but to adding things just to appease the community of barely active players is wild what really got me was armor actually disappearing days of grinding only to leave a cave an its gone you need to fix what you already got not rework redo an add more things polish then move forward ill def be back but for now i wouldn't recommend this to anyone right now

Worked for a while, but at some point, the game started crashing on startup. Spent a real long time trying to fix it myself. No luck. Tried YouTube. No luck. Tried Reddit and the Steam Community. Nothing. I reached out directly to the developer via email and filed a bug report through both the website and the discussions tab, and ultimately got radio silence from the devs, and responses from the community that varied between "hope you work it out" and "I'm having the same problem." I can't definitively say whether the crash is even the fault of the devs here. Could be that I've got some problem with my PC or Windows version (it has been finicky in the past) but the lack of correspondence doesn't leave me with a lot of options, and the fact that I've seen several others with this same problem indicates that this is the game's fault, not mine. This has been going on for years now, and after dozens of updates and hotfixes without any word on this, I strongly suspect that I can no longer play this game. Which sucks, cuz I had already played long enough to become ineligible for a refund, so...that's cool.

Fun at first and definitely had A LOT of potential but you exhaust the playable content very quickly and the rest is just an unfinished buggy mess which is disappointing. wouldn't recommend this until its much more completed.

Even in the early stages, it is clear this game has amazing potential. A combination of unique art styles, fluid mobility in combat and traversal, a wide variety of skills that range in uses and utility and a wide spanning world of different biomes and random events matched to a calendar year, I cannot wait for this game to be fully released. The kingdom builder portion already has an array of possible buildings and quests, though the RNG of loot makes the building grindy in a way that can be time consuming if you are not focused on the collection of a specific resource or in some cases, incredibly difficult due to low drop rates, but I am sure the game will improve in that regard as updates continue. Highly recommend, I know that The Bloodline will be the next big hit.

Not a hard game to pick up but damn ... From what i've seen, the world feels EMPTY and LIFELESS. Go play Skyrim with 800 mods (Modlists), you'll have a way better experience, in a world filled with things. Just stumbling down a road in Skyrim, you'll have encounters, things to collect, or unexpected random quests popoing-up (especially with modlists), in this game, everything is empty, and it's not really open. It's zoned. Which ... Is an issue for me. Zoned and openworld. Yeah, no. Your game isn't an open world. Sorry.

An absolutely hidden gem! I was a bit apprehensive at first due to the unity asset art style, but the creativity of the many abilities, the M&B:Warband-esque travel, and the amount of secrets have all blown me away. I particularly love the inclusion of a grapple hook and wall running (I LOVE when games add these), mixed with some of the more movement focussed abilities. I struggled at first to implement a smooth grapple, but before long (and a key rebind), I was swinging through the trees like a mad man cackling at the ragdoll options. The town building adds another interesting layer of development. I enjoy that some of them will have direct player consequences and the others can give more crafting or sales options, as well as an income of materials and coin to the town. The Skyrim level-through-use is an all time favourite mechanic, and I love being able to level my running, jump, climbing, as well as the combat skills. There is so much variety here that I've not been able to put it down since hopping on to give it a quick try. I cannot WAIT for more content and the potential for mods. Keep up the excellent work!