Игрок 3339·Рекомендует·165 ч в игре

Fajna rozgrywka, szybka możliwość rozwoju, budowy własnego domku, otwarty świat nie był taki straszny :)

Игрок 4036·Не рекомендует·3 ч в игре

Creativerse Time Played: 2.8 Hours Last Played: 9th of September, 2026 Absolutely no way in hell exists this can be as fundamentally-broken as the previous two games I've tried to play right? Kinda. Yay: + Unlike FortressCraft Evolved, the keybinds could be set in-game. + Graphical options, too. + Every option had an explanation tooltip. + The random roving wildlife was delightful to me. + Autumn forests exist. + Many other biomes to peruse are present, as well. + I liked how, rather than breaking the block to reveal a tinier one within, you instead shrink it with your gauntlet, and slorp it into your inventory. + Integrated Map. Meh: ~ Rather utilitarian looking, where titlescreen, and menus are concerned. Nay: - The game seems to require internet access, even when playing Singleplayer, and thus needs to download a world for you to start playing. - Because of this, it also doesn't pause in menus. - Occasionally, when jumping at an incline, I'd rocket into the air, and take fall damage that absolutely was not my fault. - This admittedly was funny, but unlike Hytale, you don't automatically mantle up single-block inclines, meaning every jump is a random hazard. - While the music was plenty-audible, the sound effects were not, even when the volume sliders were all at maximum. - No “Hold to place” option for blocks exists yet, meaning you need to right click for every block you place down. - Leaves don't naturally-decay, meaning you need to manually-remove every block of it in the early-game...if you ever get larger-area tools later-on. - Pickaxe equivalents have durability. - You need specialised extractors for ores, which not only take time to mine the block, but are single-use. - Unlike Minecraft, or Allumeria, I did not think the progression in this was at-all clear. - Many things also require you to wait. - Like Vintage Story, I've 0 idea what they expect you to build with in the early sections of the game. - Most Recipes struck me as being...intentionally-convoluted, and requiring scarce resources in the early game. - Rather than clicking and dragging to navigate the map, you need to clunkily-do-so via buttons. - Many of these gripes are likely a holdover from the days of this being a Free-to-Play, micro-transaction-supported title that were never removed/re-balanced when it went back to a paid model. - While they are going to be pushing out another update, the has-to-be-known-by-now Exosphere-launch bug was not mentioned in the fixes, and they also specify these changes will not be a full-overhaul of the game. Verdict: While this was second to only Allumeria where the placement in the Turbulent Ten, as I've deemed this set, was concerned, the various quirks, and gameplay issues kept me both from fully-enjoying, or recommending it. One should not have to roll an invisible roulette wheel every time they jump at a block, which determines if they'll land safe, and sound...or get blasted so high, unavoidable fall damage – sometimes to fatal degrees – is inflicted. If substantial updates occur, I may return, but for now, I've seen enough to know I'm not keen on continuing, and would rather the $10.16 used on this go to something more-favourable. Hopefully the next thing I try to play won't make this streak an “Exhausting Eleven”. Placed in: 4: Mundanely-Middling.

Игрок 9623·Рекомендует·187 ч в игре

one of the best games of my childhood. played it with a friend as a kid. it was awesome