UldreVoid

[h1]Before I played UldreVoid, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]

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I played for 2 hours to the end of the current early release. So far I like the game. It has some similarities to Skyrim but it is also unique in game play IMO. The controls are okay for now but I would like to see a map that gets revealed as you progress walking around the open terrain. The map would help you to navigate better and give better hints at where you are supposed to go for a quest. I never could figure out where to get the rot water filled. I would also recommend a short tutorial for some players who would like one. I realize that there are those guides posted here and there but something a bit more in depth would be a help. One thing that took a while to grasp (since most games give you skill increases based upon the number of bad guys done away with) where this one you have to find the skill lamps (or whatever they were called). I will look forward to the next update. Great job so far.

Je dois dire que pour un jeu développé par une seule personne, je suis agréablement surpris ! Bien évidemment, on est loin d'un AAA mais le jeu vaut la peine d'être essayé du fait qu'il est gratuit. Pour un accès anticipé, le jeu offre déjà un aperçu plus que convenable de ce qu'il peut proposer. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I must say that I'm really surprised for a game developped by one man. Obviously it's not the quality of a AAA but you should really try this game because it's free! For an Early Acces, the game shows what you could expect when it's finished.

I saw this game on r/GameDev and thought that I should give it a play as it was free and I would lose absolutely nothing, except time. Overall, for a free game from a one-man team, this game is a good time. There isn't much to it at the moment, and it could use many adjustments (clunky combat, strange enemy AI, etc.). There isn't much to say other than a list of things to fix/add for quality of life improvements, so here you are: - Fix Enemy AI (Sometimes bugs out and they stay still, letting you get extra hits in) - Explain things better (Don't know if I missed it, but discovered that you can actually put your weapon away and run without losing stamina and use a torch if you equipped a two-handed weapon.) - Add a map and skip-travel points (The game is large, and if you don't complete a quest, you will have to backtrack for a stupidly long amount of time, and you can't see a map to know if you are even going the right way.) - Make quest indicators better (Only appear when close, no map to view objectives on, some don't complete when finished) - Add NPCs (After playing for over an hour and going through two dungeons, I still have yet to come across a single traditional NPC to speak to. My inventory is bursting with duplicate items, and I would like a place to sell them. If NPCs come later, try and make them come earlier) - Better pickup item hitboxes (Sometimes you can't pick up an item dropped by an enemy because the hitbox is too weird or it dropped in a bad spot, preventing you from picking it up) - Actually load the game during load screens (I waited at a load screen for about 30 seconds, and nothing was loaded when I hit play, causing me to fall through the world endlessly into the void) - Add multiplayer (Just a personal opinion because this game looks like a base for a survival sandbox game turned into an RPG)

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Lovely game in a medieval setting with a great atmosphere, as of right now I've only encountered a few bugs but nothing gamebreaking. [strike] (few misspelled items, a side-quest that didn't register properly and sometimes the esc key didn't work in menu's, other than that just some QoL stuff I was missing like a compass or something) [/strike] Just fell out of the map 1 time, but restarted and it was all fine. Truly looking forward to what this game has to offer in the future! give it a shot, all you have to lose is a few hours so go for it! ;) P.S. Those spiders gave me the f***ing creeps. noice.