Voyagers of Nera

не плохая игра для игры с друзьями. Спокойная, ни лагов, ни багов.

Completed a playthrough with the wife. We had a great time. Will be back to do it again at 1.0

I really like this game a lot ! I haven't played it a lot (yet), but it is really beautiful. I just love the cosy vibes and the graphics, though they don't require a beast of a PC. The game is updated regularly with new content and the few bugs that can appear are "treated" real quick. I've never seen any major, game breaking one though. The exploration and the lore are meaningful and coherent, and the combat can be challenging at times but never unfair. A lot of things, including the grind and the difficulty, can be easily tweaked if needed. I've only tested the singleplayer for now. I'll end this review mentioning the dev team. They are really engaged in the project, and with the community. It's a pleasure to communicate with them when they do live streams.

This game has become a recent fascination of mine. Grabbed it cause it was on sale, and at first thought I'd have trouble with it, due to issues with thalassophobia. Turns out, it's actually incredibly manageable most of the time, as the water is clear for the most part, and the water enemies aren't ever too terrifyingly big, outside of some areas you don't have to hang around in too long. Now, outside of the fears, the game itself: It's actually really fun. The mechanics aren't perfect, I'm a big fan of the survival crafter genre, so I have a decent amount of experience with the best of them, and I can say this is probably one of the better ones. Could it use some work, some quality of life, and some bug fixes? Absolutely. But the bones of it are great, and I've come to really appreciate this game. It knows what it wants to do, what it wants to be, and it achieves it very well. The building could definitely be more varied, but what they have is unique enough to keep my interest, and I've found myself getting more creative with my builds in this game than in many others. Would definitely love a touch up of that though. The combat isn't anything to write home about, but it is fun enough. Could definitely do with an update. The real shine for that is the different elements you can attune to, and the effects they can have on the gameplay. I do wish some of the choices for those were a little more impactful than just stat increases, but something to hopefully adjust in the future. Even so, I like that they are decently thematic to the element you choose. As a lover of earthbenders, I am glad that earth has me becoming chunkier and capable of carrying more. Feels appropriate. One big QoL which I long for (and saw it was on the roadmap, so excited for that) is the ability to craft or build from storage in your base, instead of needing to go overencumbered to make anything. I also just unlocked a new storage chest which I think does a function like that, so I'm gonna be experimenting with that soon. A few complaints, mostly just to be fair. I do think the unlock tree for buildings/craftables is kinda basic/barebones. You level up, you unlock a new tier of stuff to unlock, you get a bunch of skill points, and there's never really any choice to be made. As long as you keep finding the totems around to get more skill points, you will never really have to pick and choose which recipes to get, which isn't necessarily a bad thing (Especially playing alone like I am, waiting for full release before suggesting to friends), it just feels like there's really not much point in even having the choice considering you can pretty much get everything. Maybe that changes later, but I've just gotten to the second zone, and so far I'm still overloaded on points. I also would like if some of the crafting times for like, food or planks went a bit faster. Time gating the crafting is usually reserved for games with pvp to try and prevent people from just instantly making what they need in case of impending pvp. More to encourage people to plan ahead, and prepare well in advance. In a game that is so heavily pve, and without raids or anything, it's more of just an annoyance? I'm trying to make my second base out of planks so I can have that nicer more put together feeling, and waiting on the coralwood to carve is painfully slow. Most would mitigate that by making a second woodcutting table, but that just feels like a waste of materials and space when it shouldn't be time gated to begin with, ya know? In the end, I am still exploring this game, and don't have an intense familiarity with every aspect of it. Is it perfect? ♥♥♥♥ no. Is it great? Yea, I'd say it is. I've thoroughly enjoyed my time with it, and will continue to do so until completion, and I'd probably even come back for another playthrough later. Definitely recommend.

its good

Love the esthetic, very lush, warm & cozy, yet cool & wet, survival-light world dripping in mystical spiritual splendor. I'd happily make the most of getting lost or perhaps finding the unexpected in such a breathtaking setting. It could well become a standout masterpiece with a bit more mechanical & storytelling polish, some additional character personalization options, and a slightly more varied, rousing musical score to tie it all together as you voyage through both the known, and yet to be known, world of Nera.

Ein wunderschönes und cozy Game , was sich sehr entspannt mal am Abend zocken lässt. Die Devs sind sehr hinterher das Game so zu gestalten was die Comm sich wünscht und natürlich werden auch die eigenen Ideen eingefügt. <3 I love It.