Valheim
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Soulmask
Developer CampFire Studio
Don the Ancient Mask. Wield the power of gods. Possess any of your tribespeople, recruit followers, and build a thriving automated civilization. Survive, expand, and forge your own legacy across a vast ancient open world — together with friends. From the Steam store page
414 reactions from 4 sources (Steam reviews, Bluesky, Mastodon, Lemmy) · newest Nov 5, 2026 · last updated Nov 5, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
57
Mixed
189 positive · 143 negative
95% range 52–62%
| Source | + | − | = |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam reviews | 189 | 143 | 0 |
| Bluesky * | 14 | 3 | 54 |
| Mastodon * | 0 | 0 | 6 |
| Lemmy * | 1 | 0 | 4 |
* shown, not counted in the score (label accuracy below our 85% bar or not yet audited).
Steam's own rating
Mostly Positive
6,595 of 8,674 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
What players are saying
56% recommend · 152 yes, 120 no
Counted from the reviewers’ own thumbs up/down on the 272 English Steam reviews we collected, not by the AI. Valve’s all-language rating: Mostly Positive (17,365 of 22,554 positive).
Many players praise the game's automation, tribe management, and satisfying progression. [1][2][3] Some reviewers criticize the launch-day paid DLC and lack of polish at 1.0. [4][5][6] Several players report bugs, poor performance, and issues with official servers. [7][8][9]
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- [5]
It has went into full release with a ton of bugs and no polish. The game play is not intuitive at all, some of the help screenshots are only in chinese, the new annoying AI handhold thing has no sound and its text pops up and off very quickly so its of new use at all. This game had a lot of potential but i dont think the devs ever had a clear idea of what they wanted this game to be so they tried a handful of things …
- [20]
After spending a lot of time in Soulmask with my partner, I can honestly say this game has amazing potential—but it also has some of the most frustrating design choices I’ve ever experienced in a survival game. Let me start with the good, because there really is a lot to love. The survival and tribe-building system is genuinely unique and fun. I love that you can build your base almost anywhere, recruit enemy …
- [1]
From a singleplayer perspective (which is how I play) this has always been a cut above from a survival game standpoint. There are obvious similarities to Conan/Dune/etc., but it just feels so much more satisfying to base/tribe build here - and, like subnautica, it just ends up feeling better than its peers. The new DLC is enormous and absolutely rules so far. This is an easy recommend for me - more than worth its …
- [4]
The game is decent and fun to play, but releasing a paid DLC on the exact same day as the 1.0 launch is pretty scummy. Instead of using the entire Early Access period to properly polish and strengthen the core game, the devs spent resources creating extra content to sell separately. It leaves a sour taste and hurts the feeling of the full release. Edit: Alright, credit where credit is due. They made a statement that …
- [14]
(single-player review) It's funny, really. I've bought a number of popular "Overwhelmingly Positive" games on Steam that were real dogs. I normally stay away from "Mixed" games, and avoid Chinese games like the plague, but made an exception here. It was the right choice -- I have been having an absolute blast. Yes, the translation is a bit rough (sometimes it's mangled Engrish, and sometimes a message in Chinese …
Summarised from 34 of the 356 public posts collected about this game; every point cites the posts behind it ([n] opens the post) and the split is counted from the posts’ own ratings. Updated Oct 11, 2026. How summaries are made
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Soulmask sits at 57% positive across 332 opinionated reactions from 4 sources. Fresh or rotten — where do you land?
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60 of 414 · most liked firstFrom a singleplayer perspective (which is how I play) this has always been a cut above from a survival game standpoint. There are obvious similarities to Conan/Dune/etc., but it just feels so much more satisfying to base/tribe build here - and, like subnautica, it just ends up feeling better than its peers. The new DLC is enormous and absolutely rules so far. This is an easy recommend for me - more than worth its price. Edit: Since this got some attention, i'll add a few things that I have…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It has went into full release with a ton of bugs and no polish. The game play is not intuitive at all, some of the help screenshots are only in chinese, the new annoying AI handhold thing has no sound and its text pops up and off very quickly so its of new use at all. This game had a lot of potential but i dont think the devs ever had a clear idea of what they wanted this game to be so they tried a handful of things and only half finished any of them.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game has a lot of potential, it does a lot of things well, but it is absolutely not worth it at the moment. Only buy this if it goes below 15$, anything above that is a scam. let's start with the good: The aesthetic and theme are truly new and refreshing. The maps look great and unique, and fun to run around in. The concept of Masks that transform you and do different things depending on what you need is fun. The fact that you can build a flying base and fly around is super fun. The…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Found out I wouldn't get enough tech points for unlocks in survival mode. Restarted game in tribal mode, but the game thinks I have completed the other tutorial so it wont trigger tribal mode. Spent an hour and end up needing to find and delete the games appdata to force it to let me start in tribal mode. Now I have tribal mode, but it wont display the objectives. How was all this missed in EA, as this is literally the first 5 minutes of game? This is too buggy for a 1.0 release. Edit: After…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game is decent and fun to play, but releasing a paid DLC on the exact same day as the 1.0 launch is pretty scummy. Instead of using the entire Early Access period to properly polish and strengthen the core game, the devs spent resources creating extra content to sell separately. It leaves a sour taste and hurts the feeling of the full release. Edit: Alright, credit where credit is due. They made a statement that the DLC will be free for EA users and for people who buy the game within the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Currently the best open-world survival sandbox game of it's type. Similar to Conan Exiles and Dune, mechanically speaking, but it just does literally everything better. Even the backend server settings are a thing of beauty allowing you to manage nearly every aspect of your gameplay on the fly without needing a restart of your instance or server. Soulmask even manages to solve that logistics and infrastructure problem that we typically run into for games like this allowing us to put our…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Developers seem to endorse letting their admins rule the official servers. At 100 upvotes to this review (if there is enough people that play this game or ever even see it lol) I will post hard evidence of these shady practices exposed and that are endorsed by the developers (I'm sure it will take a good while to reach 100 so the developers may never even need worry. Hard to imagine that many people play this game and read reviews AND give two craps cause that's pure self torture). Brings…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →In 2024, my primary focus for this game would have been mod development and expansion of features. Upon the release of the mod dev kit, the developers requested certain mods to be made for the game. I received the game for free for development purposes. At the time they made this request, I was alarmed that many of the requested mods included base-game behavior; admin menus, basic cosmetics, character re-customization, leveling limit expansion, weapon enchantments, tribesmen NPC logic…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Game is fine and all, get it if you want, but I want to address the DLC-at-launch situation. People bought this game in EA, expecting the developers would work on it in return. That is the most fundamental expectation you can have for an EA game, it's how EA works. Shortly after release the devs started talking about DLCs and I had a bad feeling. I expected a DLC to drop soon after release. Then the game released alongside a DLC at launch. I repeat: additional paid content for a game…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Releasing a holiday even that changes every PC and humanoid NPC into a skeleton with an annoying exploding head, and not having an event toggle setting, is completely ridiculous.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →honestly really fun game if you want to host your own game/dedicated. but for 1.0 they got rid of OCE servers so you are stuck playing on 200+ ping against 10 ping players in PVP official. they also advertise build a city in the sky but recently limited ship building to really low piece counts so you cant even use the blueprints they also advertised lol if they fix these things ill change my review back to recomend but for now as an OCE PvP its a :thumbsdown:
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →An unfinished overly complicated collection of systems masquerading as a game. Also extremely grindy. Pros: + A lot of time and money spent on making a pretty world and it shows. + Peer hosted server with modifiable settings in the game UI! Yay! You can turn off durability for items. Thank God. + Never crashed in 120 hours of play Cons: - Performance isn't great. Chugs in dungeons and in built up areas. - Combat is trash and should be scrapped and re-written. - Advancement is very…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →PVP servers are full of hackers that teleport to your bonfire and instantly destroy your base. They demand a tax to not hack your base, like some poser Chicago gangster wannabe, and the devs are totally on board with it for some reason.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →After spending a lot of time in Soulmask with my partner, I can honestly say this game has amazing potential—but it also has some of the most frustrating design choices I’ve ever experienced in a survival game. Let me start with the good, because there really is a lot to love. The survival and tribe-building system is genuinely unique and fun. I love that you can build your base almost anywhere, recruit enemy tribesmen into your own tribe, and even take over their bodies to make them your new…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Fun game but announcing DLC before adding a button to rotate building pieces is a clown move.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →SCAM Half of the game is hidden in DLC but it's presented as main part of the game. not recommended for purchase UPD (Dev Peter answered that the confusion over the similarity between the base game and the DLC content in the store has been resolved) Thank you for your awareness Peter. In fact i don't disrespect other people's work By my comment i meant that The game in store is presented THAT way if i would have dlc. So i was watching store screens and etc and didn't see same content. (it…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The negative reviews will say three things: 1. "i'm low hours and don't understand the game and it is hard" or "this game is a clone of a,b,c." -its not, these people havent played it - clearly. This game is unique, it simply shares the genre. 2. "bugs" -yes its a game like ark where there are bugs. they are actively worked on. i hate unpolished games but havent had issues with bugs that angered me in any way. most are amusing. again think like ark. updates create bugs and with coding that is…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This entire game is based on the: The sunk cost fallacy is our tendency to follow through with something that we've already invested heavily in (be it time, money, effort, or emotional energy) - The game just gets more tedious and more punishing for a mistake as you go. Original Post: Here is my impressions after 71 hours. Their is ton of features, and neat automation you can do with your tribe. The storyline is good, and the world although feeling empty sometimes is fine. Combat is fine,…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →NPC pathfinding algorithm makes me want to scream and tear out hairs from my ass. You CAN'T build a base in ANY WAY other than absolutely flat foundation with all workshops placed on the perimeter with 10 meters offset from edges of foundation. No walls. No furniture. Nothing. And even that will not be enough to prevent NPC from finding some wall and stare at it for the rest of their lives in attempt to go from wherever they stand to wherever they need to be. Even if the wall in question is…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Seeing alot of reviews that are just whining, and sadly enough alot of their points have already been addressed, but their reviews are still there dissuading players from playing. I'm going to be honest, the original game was very janky when I played it, but I grew to love it, and after I put nearly 600 hours into it and put it down I watched the devs over the last couple of years literally fix 75% or more of the things that made it clunky, or hard to enjoy, from gateways allowing gear and…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Excellent to be honest - It feels like a relative of Conan Exiles that has some influence from Rimworld. The open adventuring, base building, depth of content that builds up the depth of content you were invovled with previously is pretty mind boggling. The progression is like a stairway to heaven. In addition, it is fun to play, like Valheim and Conan in this "youre playing as the mask, is really fun to play through the progression of various different masks. Unprecedented levels of…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is...Rough. I've played a good chunk of both vanilla and the DLC Shifting Sands solo because I'm not a huge fan of the server system. It's nice that private hosting and local only games are an option, and I like the general idea and vibe of the game. However. This should not have been a full release. The vanilla game is still pretty buggy though mostly playable and feature-complete. The DLC though that they're going to be charging money for after this first month? That's Early Access at…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →With 838.8 hours played with just me and my wife, we still really enjoy this game. Pros: 1. No Grind! If you manage your tribe and workstations, the tribe does it all! I cannot say enough about how much I love this part. A lot of games like Ark are dead to me because they feel like another job where I’m forced to be online all the time. 2. NPCs and Combat Combat can be tricky. It takes some time to get the combos down and the right setup dialed in, but it’s not impossible. Every…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Bought the game and instantly ran into the same terrible durability system as Dune: Awakening. Every repair permanently reduces max durability, so your gear is always on a countdown to becoming useless. This isn’t challenge, it’s just punishment. And we’ve already seen how badly this kind of system is received. Even Dune had to start adjusting it because it was too harsh. Meanwhile, games like Valheim and Enshrouded prove you don’t need this kind of mechanic at all to create tension or…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Easily one of the worst survival games I have ever played. Until Soulmask I never understood how anyone with 200+ hours in a game could leave a negative review, but I get it now: The majority of Soulmask is played AFK. The combat mechanics in Soulmask are above par *for a survival game*. The base building is decent, and the mask/tribesmen mechanics are unique and interesting. Those are the positive aspects of Soulmask. As for the negative- the game has about 10 hours of content but stretches…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →(single-player review) It's funny, really. I've bought a number of popular "Overwhelmingly Positive" games on Steam that were real dogs. I normally stay away from "Mixed" games, and avoid Chinese games like the plague, but made an exception here. It was the right choice -- I have been having an absolute blast. Yes, the translation is a bit rough (sometimes it's mangled Engrish, and sometimes a message in Chinese characters will pop up), and the NPCs do have some pathfinding issues in your…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Robo insinuated this was the best way to get the Devs to fix the problems they have introduced chasing the PVP crowd. So here we are. Combat is janky due to built in delays for performing actions, something that was not present in EA but was changed because of PVP crowd complaints. Also the artificial long load screen before getting to the start menu that did not used to be there. While the PVE crowd makes up a majority of the sales of this game, the devs feel the PVP crowd is who the game…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Tried playing this again after taking a long break and now I remember why I quit the first time. The combat is stiff/clunky/somewhat unresponsive, the enemies are poorly designed, and the onboarding is about as bad as it gets. Progression systems (and this game has a ♥♥♥♥ ton of them) should be introduced somewhat gradually so you can familiarize yourself with them while experiencing the world around you, Soulmask decided to front load your intro with all of it. Enjoy standing in one spot…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Hadn't heard of/played this game until days before the 1.0 launch. It looked like a serious contender to the big names of the pvpve survival genre with an impressive amount of new content (brand new map, new masks, cross map, airship battles etc...) by the industry's standards for a redefining 1.0 update. After putting in 50-60 exhausting hours trying to digest the game's countless intertwined systems and progress through the tiers in its new shifting sands map, Soulmask's biggest issues are…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is very much just another game that's full release is playing out much like a beta test. Combat and movement in general feels clunky and unrefined, its especially annoying that they chose to go with locked animations during combat, especially since the animations themselves are crappy. if you try to attack while moving you your character will freeze in place, so its almost impossible to attack something running from you unless you use a ranged weapon. The beginning cutscenes are all very…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →update: new dlc, 1.0.. okay. another try: Watch joshs soulmask video while downloading. Get a bad feeling. Start game with a controller - big cyan highlight box around the screen during all cutscenes Look gamemodes up on the internet because explaination is weird - go with tribe mode intro cinematic is confusing look at control hints: ctrl = squat (its the normal crouch / duck) find fully built boat made by a 3 year old find enemies, kill them. run around the island (hold shift to sprint) ai…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Not Recommended – Soulmask Still Feels Half‑Finished Soulmask has some interesting ideas, but the overall experience is dragged down by clunky systems, stiff gameplay, and design oversights that make it hard to enjoy for long. UI & Performance The UI feels extremely rudimentary. Hotkeys often have noticeable delays before the game responds, and character switching is laggy enough to break immersion. Even basic interactions feel sluggish and unreliable. Crafting System Crafting is messy…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I played Enshrouded 100+ hours and thought that a survival game cant get better. Then i found Soulmask. I am so shocked how good this game is. Great graphics, tons of content, Have npc do the work for you while you explore is seriously the what i love so much. cant wait for future content.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Just seems like a clunkier Ark
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Soulmask, A Game That Fights Its Own Potential I went into Soulmask genuinely excited. On paper, this game has some of the most interesting ideas in the survival genre. Identity swapping, tribe management, and systems that go beyond the usual formula. And to be fair, there is a good game here. You can feel it in moments. The problem is that the design constantly works against that potential. The longer you play, the more it feels like the game is actively holding itself back through…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →7/10 – I put on a mysterious mask and accidentally became HR manager of an ancient barbarian empire. Now I’m automating beekeeping, possessing my employees, and building sky cities like a divine middle manager. Throw in airships, gods, and deserts—civilization has never been this gloriously unhinged. 🏺⚙️☀️ Follow for divine management disasters, automated empires, and games that prove productivity is better with godlike powers. 👑✨https://store.steampowered.com/curator/42602807-Osiris-Reviews/
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Soulmask hooked me fast and only got better the deeper I went. The automation is incredible, your tribesmen, inventory systems, and farming setups all work together in a way that feels smooth and satisfying. Exploration is a blast too, with diverse biomes and environmental hazards that make each region feel unique. And the boss fights? Absolute chaos in the best way. They’re challenging, cinematic, and a real payoff for all the progression you’ve built up. It’s one of those games where the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Dear readers, I know that everything we write on the internet is individual, and that some people like vanilla while others like chocolate, and then we can argue until tomorrow about which one is better. But I would like to share my personal experience with Soulmask. I have played the game for almost 700 hours now, and I have not enjoyed a game this much in a very long time, and I am 35 years old. If someone asked me what I do not like about the game, I would not be able to give them an…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I write this new negative review for Soulmask with great regret. First of all, I would like to thank the development team for their attention. I know you follow the community’s feedback, and I recognize the effort, dedication, and competence shown throughout the development of the game. My intention is not to be rude or disrespectful toward anyone on the team. After my previous review, one of the developers even took the time to read my feedback, and I appreciate that several improvements…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →One of the clunkiest, most confusing starts to a survival game I've ever seen. Just constant waves of incoherent text and mechanics with UI that is sometimes completely nonsensical. The things you do in the tutorial barely make sense. Get a guy, "deter" him (which means brain blast him with your mask that you're not wearing). "Deterring" someone makes them unconscious and open to being owned by you even though that's not what that word means. Now he's unconscious, put food in his inventory and…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Releasing a DLC when it goes 1.0 is a whole new level of early access greed. Regret purchasing this when it first dropped as it was a mid game but figured it could just cook a while. Now with seeing this, I wish I could just take my money back as they don't deserve it.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →💜: Might have to get the Soulmask game, because not only do you wear a mask which implies a sort of divinity over others, you use it to grab enemies by the throat and mind-control them to convert them to your tribe as loyal minions. Might be something I like, just a smidge. Plus Egyptian setting.
positive · AI labelView post →Good game 7/10 Played Solo on Casual. Maybe I would have needed more upgrades on a tougher level. The good: Many recipes to craft. No bugs. The Not so good: It got repetitious to me after the 3rd boss. The loop was upgrade gear (Cloth->Bronze->Iron->...) Upgrade foods, maybe use a mod. Summon Boss at alter. Kill boss.. repeat. The crafting automation was overkill. I never really needed even a fraction of what I automated or farmed. For example, maybe I need a few hundred of a…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I launched Soulmask thinking I’d punch a tree, craft a spear, maybe survive a little. Instead, I accidentally became: a tribal leader a mask collector a workforce manager and somehow… HR for NPCs that are better at survival than me This game doesn’t just let you survive. It hands you a mask and says: “Congrats, you are now 12 different people with responsibilities. Good luck.” At first I was struggling to not die. Now I’m: assigning jobs optimizing production wondering…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Soulmask already feels like a better solo survival game than Conan Exiles did for me. Conan had the better grim atmosphere, but after around 14 hours it felt empty solo, clunky in combat, unclear in progression, and too dependent on mods/settings to become enjoyable. Soulmask, on the other hand, gives me clearer direction, better QoL, more interesting progression, and systems that connect together much faster. There is still a lot to learn, and I cannot judge the full game yet, but the early…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If you're looking for an MMO/Co-op experience similar to Conan, Ark, or Rust, this will probably deliver everything you're hoping for. My review is only based on the solo experience. Even though it is designed similarly to the aforementioned MMO/co-op games, Soulmask boasts having theoretically hyper-capable AI followers that can practically run your base for you without ever having to lift a finger yourself. While it's true that they *can* do just about any task players can do, they're not…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →@Peter I'd have genuinely elaborated to you but since you're only willing to bring up one of the two issues, I have no reason to go any further. Not to mention, this forced skeleton skin on new player is dumb. I thought I was bugged. The game struggles a bit performance wise, but more importantly, the guidance is a mess. Also pretty much everyone is barefoot in this game so why do the footsteps sound like leather shoes?
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Soulmask is one of those games I really wanted to like. The concept is cool, and the core gameplay has potential, but the durability system completely pushed me away. Every time I went out to explore, it felt like I had to bring my entire storage with me. Multiple weapons, multiple armor sets, just to survive one trip. I kept telling myself it would get better later on. It didn’t. Even expensive mid to late game gear breaks way too fast, and watching high-tier armor fall apart mid-run is just…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game has great potential, but I think the biggest killer is the combat. I might not have much hours, but it's hard to play a game with terrible combat. Everything else is pretty cool though, so if you can get passed bad combat mechanics then its a solid game. If they fixed the combat, this game would have way more than 1k players, but they choose to focus on other things than fixing the thing that's actually hindering this game's success.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Not fun. Hard to get fast travel. The world feels empty and repetitive. Too many benches for crafting and menus.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →My Avatar is a Skeleton, no matter what I did at Gamestart, it is a Skeleton now!
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Recommended — but with a big asterisk. Soulmask is a genuinely ambitious and impressive survival game. It has a great atmosphere, deep systems, interesting tribe management, strong progression ideas, and some of the coolest concepts I have seen in the genre. The Shifting Sands expansion especially has a lot of ideas I really wanted to love, including the flying bases. The problem is that the game currently has two major flaws: quality of life and progression clarity. The QoL problems…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Buggy as hell, like it was all coded using AI. It can randomly turn off parts of your HUD (like your toolbar), disable the ability to pick up things, or make NPCs spaz out like they're stuck in a paint shaker. All of these require a complete game restart to fix. Tons of other issues with the UI, crafting, building, combat, balance, literally everything has problems. How did this game even hit 1.0 release like this? I'm guessing the studio ran out of money and had to cut and run. On that…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This review is for Soulmark 1.0 base game only, not the dlc This survival game is unique. deep and involving. I have now spent about 100 hours, exploring and figuring out the mechanics of managing my tribe. I have built several settlements with farmers, loggers, miners, gatherers, warriors and craftspeople. Many aspects of managing these settlements have been automated using tools and mechanisms that I have not seen in other games. I have tribespeople gathering resources, building weapons,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Very Strange Game, I dont understand how so many people are happy with it. It has nowhere near the same level of polish of Valheim or any other builder/Survival out there. It feels like a late alpha Unreal Engine Game with zero polish. They just keep adding more content in the form of stock content from UE with minimal additional integration. Even the cut scenes are clearly just screen recordings of someone playing the game without UI, theres literally lag in the cut scenes....which I thought…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Edited for: “explicit” → “implicit.” Fair correction. I won't repeat the many positives in the feedbacks you find here, and although my critique only highlights a negative aspect, I still believe the game is good. It's not for me, I couldn't get past that, but I acknowledge it as a solid game. My main, and essentially only, issue with the game is: The RPG Agency Contract: In traditional Action-RPGs, survival games, and MMOs, the character creator is an *implicit* promise. You spend 30+…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Ive only played this game a little bit only 1800 hours so I think i can make an honest review at this point. Ive played PVP and PVE and honestly the the pvp isnt perfect but its still fun. the current whip meta is broken and needs a huge nerf but the devs have sorted a good chunk of issues since the start of EA. The PVE gameplay is engaging and theres plenty to do in both game types. Dungeons, Multi tier bosses, Hunting for stats and traits on tribesmen "unusual liking" lol, building bases (on…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is absolutely EPIC so far, it's in early access yes. I'm playing in a group of 5 ppl, and not a sinlge one of us have had any issues with the game that stands out so far, for an early access game this is a rare diamond in the rough. This game could definitely become legendary. It's insane how they have made the game fill less than 12 Gb, it tells me these devs really know what they are doing. If i didn't know what size this game was, and you asked me what i would guess it would fill…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Announcing DLC when the game is still in early access with unbalanced mechanics is hella sketchy. My "Cash Grab" senses are tingling.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →300 hour update. Best survival world game I've played yet. Shifting Sands is a great addition. 5 stars. I went from 7 Days to Die, Enshrouded, Aska, Vahalla, and a few others to hear. This is a 'best of' those games so far, with a nice twist to make it own thing. Examples of what it (for me) corrects from the other listed games. ~ Fixes issues with storage management day 1 - not after you grind to a certain level. ~ You can pick and chose the parts you enjoy playing and if you don't like…
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