Voyagers of Nera

I've played almost 85 hours in this game, mostly before the last mayor update. And is was already beautifully made then! I started over again recently to get into the changes and it really got even better! I play more RPGs and action/adventure games, but this one is definitely one of my favorites. Why? I love the setting and the graphics. It has more than enough possibilities, also for me as a single player, to make the game lot of fun. And I can decide on what level of combat (which is not really my thing) I can play the game. I'm more of a builder and the game gives me more than enough room to build beautiful homes. And yes, there is still the grind of getting all that you need to prosper, but not top much, so it doesn't get boring. I'm looking forward to see how the game keeps being improved. I would recommend this game who is into this kind of gaming!

Runs on a turd called Unreal Engine: Horrible graphics appearance, world's worst performing chinese game engine. Using the preset of "Medium" caused 100% GPU usage, but framerate sat below 60. Attached screenshot is on "Medium" quality preset: https://i.postimg.cc/xfSVk2h3/ksnip-20260902-103733.png I had to go into my nvidia settings to enable vsync, because the in-game "v-sync" option isn't functional. Using the lowest quality settings might make the game playable (80% usage on 5080), but that makes the game look horrible and will look nothing like the visual appearance of the store page screenshots. Even if you used Godot engine instead, your game would've ran better with these type of low quality visuals. The music is nice, but that doesn't outweigh the incompetence and poor development choices.

The game is alright, but gets boring pretty fast. It looks very good and discovering the new areas always is nice on the eyes but only for a few hours after you realize how empty it all is. The gameplay is meh at best, fun to play with friends for a few hours. At the current price tag I feel like it's too expensive and can't really recommend. Also there needs to be a lot of QoL improvements, so much of this game feels tedious for no reason and gets in the way of the fun

This game is so much fun. It's very free form, so if you're looking for dozens of quests to guide you forward, it might take you a while to adjust, but it's worth it. Player housing is fun to build, monsters scale reasonably, blah blah blah. You can build your own ship and sail it all around. That's... pretty much all that matters. Oh, wait, you can also surf around when you don't feel like sailing.

Me gusta, esta muy bien aunque un poco corto de contenido jajajajaj noooo que no soy un gafas de esos, está muy bien, si no vives en tu pc te va a dar buenas horas de entretenimiento, como única pega le pongo el optimizado, con pc bien tocho (aunque no lo más) con una 5070Ti, no me pasa de 120 fps

Really fun survival crafting exploration game. It's taken mechanic inspiration from plenty of others in the genre (and outside) like Valheim, Palworld, Enshrouded, Worlds Adrift, Sea of Thieves, and also some Dredge. It takes a little while to feel unique, but I think that really comes together as you progress and build out your base. I love the spirit interactions with the base items, spirit leveling lines are pretty cool, and moving around the world is a lot of fun with the skimmer and glider.

The game is beautiful. Diving under the ocean and exploring is so much fun. I was confused on how to find things at first, but figured it out. I did notice some people mention a tooltip issue. I have to click on the item before it shows was it is instead of hovering over it. Also the stuck in animation when cutting down a tree I had to get used to. Can't wait to get my friends into this game. Edit: The screen visual of being cold is kind of a bit much. I think its the thing thats bothering me the most at the moment.

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