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The Last Caretaker
Developer Channel37 Ltd
The Last Caretaker is a first-person survival crafting video game developed and published by Finnish studio Channel37. The game entered early access for Windows on 6 November 2025 through Steam and the Epic Games Store. In the game, the player controls the last active Caretaker, an autonomous robot that awakens on a flooded post-apocalyptic Earth. The Caretaker's objective is to recover human seeds, restore the… From Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0)
672 reactions from 4 sources (Steam reviews, Bluesky, Lemmy, Mastodon) · newest Nov 5, 2026 · last updated Nov 5, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
83
LovedLoved
462 positive · 97 negative
95% range 79–86%
| Source | + | − | = |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam reviews | 462 | 97 | 0 |
| Bluesky * | 36 | 5 | 59 |
| Lemmy * | 7 | 0 | 4 |
| Mastodon * | 1 | 0 | 1 |
* shown, not counted in the score (label accuracy below our 85% bar or not yet audited).
Steam's own rating
Very Positive
8,324 of 9,689 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
What players are saying
84% recommend · 255 yes, 50 no
Counted from the reviewers’ own thumbs up/down on the 305 English Steam reviews we collected, not by the AI. Valve’s all-language rating: Very Positive (12,153 of 14,079 positive).
Players praise the game's addictive gameplay loop and satisfying exploration. [1][2][3] Many reviewers note significant performance issues and bugs. [4][5][6] Some players request co-op and better accessibility options. [7][8][9]
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Representative posts
- [4]
It's a very good game but it needs major optimization. When I first started playing the game, my graphics were set to ultra and I was playing at 120 fps, but as I explored more of the map, I had to keep lowering the graphics more and more until I set them to low, and even so, I can no longer play the game because after finishing the Lazarus mission, the game only reaches a maximum of 20 fps. It’s worth noting that I …
- [1]
This game is like crack cocaine for nerds. You are/have: - playing a robot, no one expects any level of EQ or empathy or mindfulness from you. - all alone, everyone is dead, no interaction required, no meat bags around - lots of stuff to pick up / clean up - no time pressure and barely any "enemies". Update: Ok, some enemies, but you will have the means to deal with them. - Recycler - Boxes to sort things into - …
- [10]
The last caretaker is a game about a robot well after the end of the world trying to restore humanity. It is a lonely, yet beautiful trek across a flooded world with only your ship and the long dead voices of those in the logs to accompany you. With each step of the journey, each shattered companion you find discarded on the ground, it can quickly start to feel like the journey is hopeless. That even if you succeed, …
- [3]
I’m approaching 200 hours in The Last Caretaker, and I can comfortably say this is one of the most compelling games I’ve played in years. What initially looked like an interesting survival/crafting game turned into something much bigger. Exploration, resource management, automation, base building, logistics, combat, and the constant drive to figure out “what’s over there?” all work together incredibly well. I’m …
- [2]
UPDATE 100+ hours later - Still amazing. The devs keep adding quality of life fixes and they are grinding them out, back to back to back. They added power outlets and I spent 8 hours going back to run some conduit just to improve the look of it and make more OSHA compliant. Caretaker the game. The name says it all. I've put in 65+ hours into this game and most of that has been 'wasted' on cable managements and site …
Summarised from 34 of the 397 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 10, 2026. How summaries are made
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Critics, per Wikipedia
The Last Caretaker received attention for its premise, atmosphere and ocean-based survival setting. GamesMarket described the game as standing out in a crowded genre, praising its exploration and crafting elements and its atmosphere of loneliness. On Steam, the game has received a "Very Positive" user rating, with 85% of 7,404 English-language reviews rating it positively as of June 2026. At the Finnish Game Awards 2026, organised by the Finnish Game Developers' Studios Association and Neogames Finland, The Last Caretaker won the award for Best Finnish Game of 2025. The award was selected through a member vote covering nearly 100 commercial Finnish games released in 2025. According to an…
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Reactions
60 of 672 · most liked firstIt's a very good game but it needs major optimization. When I first started playing the game, my graphics were set to ultra and I was playing at 120 fps, but as I explored more of the map, I had to keep lowering the graphics more and more until I set them to low, and even so, I can no longer play the game because after finishing the Lazarus mission, the game only reaches a maximum of 20 fps. It’s worth noting that I have a 4070 Super, which is not a bad graphics card. That’s the only reason I…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is like crack cocaine for nerds. You are/have: - playing a robot, no one expects any level of EQ or empathy or mindfulness from you. - all alone, everyone is dead, no interaction required, no meat bags around - lots of stuff to pick up / clean up - no time pressure and barely any "enemies". Update: Ok, some enemies, but you will have the means to deal with them. - Recycler - Boxes to sort things into - Your own ship! - can create stuff out of thin air! - physics is sweet - Looks good…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is an enjoyable game that scratches the open world survival craft itch, but I can't recommend in the current early access stage. The Good The graphics and environment look great. Satisfying gameplay loop: scavenge, craft, explore. The OK Interface decisions: single keys are used for multiple, non-complementary actions. For example, left mouse button both fires, grabs, opens, and generally "interacts". If you enter a room and start shooting, then turn towards something grabbable while…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →So I really like the game and it feels better than most, unfortunately for me I don't think I will be able to complete it. There are certain areas where you need to make as series of jumps to complete the game. I can get close but after missing a jump 50 times I just cant make it and so I am at a point I am having to stop playing because I can't advance. I am a keyboard/mouse player so maybe a controller could do better but for me it kind of broke the game for me. I didn't give the game a…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I really enjoy this game and would love to see a multiplayer option in the future. Even a simple 2-player co-op mode would already make the experience so much better.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game may just not be for me, but, I just... Really did not like it. The demo felt deceptively good, which I don't like to say because the devs seem like honest folks. It just feels like it has an identity crisis, it doesn't know what it wants to be. You play the demo and think... "Oh, this will be some mix of Satisfactory and Subnautica. You are restricted to a limited area in which you can automate, but that area can move! So you travel around the world hooking up to various resource…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The motion sickness from head bobbing is so extreme I cannot play. I have asked for accessibility options for months but the developers are prioritizing content. Until this game has an option to turn off the motion sickness trigger, this review will be negative. This is from the discord, in November of 2025: "there are plans to resolve this and add more accessibility options and tweaks, stay with us, we want everyone to be able to enjoy TLC ❤️" I think 6 months is enough time.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Very cool concept, very rough execution. I played the demo and was hooked. I really enjoy the gameplay and the feeling of exploration and maintaining all of your systems. The attention to detail is spectacular. I was genuinely sad when the demo ended and couldnt wait for the early access release. However... Unreal Engine 5 claims another victim with comically bad performance. R9 5950x + RTX 3080 should not be running at 30-50 fps on low at 1080p. I have tried multiple fixes suggested in the…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The last caretaker is a game about a robot well after the end of the world trying to restore humanity. It is a lonely, yet beautiful trek across a flooded world with only your ship and the long dead voices of those in the logs to accompany you. With each step of the journey, each shattered companion you find discarded on the ground, it can quickly start to feel like the journey is hopeless. That even if you succeed, it may amount to nothing. And yet, I find that I cannot help but continue. I…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It is with a heavy heart that I leave a negative review. The game started off amazing, with the promise of exploring and repairing a broken, flooded world and discovering deep lore while managing logistics and bringing systems back to life. And for a time the game was exactly that, despite the engines lag and bugs. The devs took note of player complaints and addressed problems, and even added content to support emergent player styles like adding a placeable step when players used wall mounted…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →UPDATE 100+ hours later - Still amazing. The devs keep adding quality of life fixes and they are grinding them out, back to back to back. They added power outlets and I spent 8 hours going back to run some conduit just to improve the look of it and make more OSHA compliant. Caretaker the game. The name says it all. I've put in 65+ hours into this game and most of that has been 'wasted' on cable managements and site maintenance. And I couldn't be happier. As the dad to a preschooler I…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Pros: - The game looks great. - Gameplay loop is slow-paced & fun, resembling The Long Dark. - The atmosphere is relaxed 98% of the time, not rising to the levels of spookiness in Subnautica. - The game is largely intuitive. (It would be nice if some of the buildings told you how much power they need.) Cons: - At the time of writing this, (Nov-2025), the available content is pretty shallow. You can knock out the main quests in 25 hours... most of which is spent creating crafting materials.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If only. If ONLY. If only the devs would fix the bugs, this would be a GREAT game. As it is, I'm done playing. This is a game of connections. You need power, you need fuel, and sometimes gas and water, all of which you must use cables and cable extenders to run to where you need it. So, by mid- to late-game, you have power and fuel cables everywhere. And therein lies this game's HUGE elephant in the room: every time you leave an area, those connections BREAK. They are not durable. So,…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Loving this game. But it needs co-op. Not everyone gets their own boat co-op. Share the one boat co-op.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Over 54 Hours. yeah i like this too much. Good god this is addictive., I must progress, I must save Humanity, Also i love heading to Sea to find more supplies, more exploration, more adventure. the freedom to explore, create, build i simply adore the graphics, the sunsets are surreal. No crashes to desktop since release, the odd random anchor issue and having to reload a save as it sometimes does no show power in an area where there is power, a reload solved it. Simply…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Another one of those moments where I wish Steam had a "Neutral" review option. TL;DR is I'll give this one a tentative yes in its current state because I love the worldbuilding, the aesthetics and the gameplay loop itself is very solid, but it's also probably a decent idea to wait a bit to see what the devs end up cooking up here. I would say if you're unsure, play the demo, as-is currently it's a very accurate reflection of what you'll be doing for most of the game *after* the demo. If you…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm so torn on how to rate this. I enjoy this game so much but the fact that my 5600x + 3080 runs like dog water is such a let down. Late game fps is like 40-50fps and sometimes dipping to 30fps on 1440p with DLSS performance. Good game, extremely poor optimization. I'm left feeling more disapointed than I am satisfied. Do your self a favor and play this later when it's more optimized.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I’m approaching 200 hours in The Last Caretaker, and I can comfortably say this is one of the most compelling games I’ve played in years. What initially looked like an interesting survival/crafting game turned into something much bigger. Exploration, resource management, automation, base building, logistics, combat, and the constant drive to figure out “what’s over there?” all work together incredibly well. I’m finally getting close to wrapping up the main storyline, and I still have a huge…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Would I recommend the game? Yes and no. After 35 hours of playtime, I can say that I like the game, I like the story/setting, the graphics, the world ... and I would like to continue playing it, but... Since I've been traveling with the ship and have built a lot of boxes, machines, pipes, cables, and cable extensions on the ship, errors have been piling up. The physics engine in particular is causing more and more problems. Every time I load a save game, some machines, crates, cables, or cable…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game has been out for 36 hours and I have 16 hours of gameplay already which probably means I have too much free time on my hands. It also means that I'm having an insane amount of fun scrapping and powering up bases. I'm sure there's a story line here. I've heard pieces of it... but I'm more obsessed with wiring things at the moment. This is the type of game I get lost in. It's zen. Clear out some weird creatures. Run some wires around like a mad man. Plop down some batteries and power…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I just launched my first human into orbit and all I can say is WOW. I've been gaming for 40 years and I'm so tired of the same old same old. So many games these days are just a rehash of the same stuff we've been playing for decades. FINALLY a game full of new ideas, new mechanics and gorgeous graphics - wrapped around a story that's actually interesting, enlightening and inspiring. I'm SO glad I purchased this. This is AAA+ quality. Hard to believe that it's from an independent…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The Last Caretaker is a visually impressive survival experience with a strong atmosphere. The graphics are genuinely stunning, and the core gameplay loop scratches that classic survival itch nicely. Exploring, gathering, and managing resources feels solid, and the story—when you do come across it—adds a layer of intrigue and mystery to the world. However, performance is a clear weak point right now. The game seems heavily CPU-bound, and it runs hot. It feels like it may be using AVX…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →One of the best games I played in a long time. Some balancing issues are to be expected in Early Access (like the Large Electricity Generator only producing 30 kW but consuming more Petrol than the Distillation Tower puts out which consumes 60 kW for example). In my 40 hours of playtime I had only two crashes so far. The game loop is fun and addictive. Exploration is great and rewarding. Combat could have better feedback but managing your own mobile base/ship while travelling or crafting…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I cannot recommend this game at the moment. For a game that takes place on the water, the liquid physics related bugs are just insane. I suggest you wait until the developer gets these worked out before you beta test this game for them. The concept is awesome, and I can see this being an incredible title. But right now, I have played 2 saves that were soft locked due to a game breaking bug that makes the ship bob and roll until your are just yeeted into space, all your progress and the ship is…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Quite poorly optimized, weird artifacts and some very rare cases of textures Flickering around, just shows how early it is. Honestly I enjoy the mechanics, I enjoy being able to scrap pretty much everything, it speaks to my Loot Goblin Mode, I like the Ship and sailing around on it. So why am I Not Recommending it? Three things: - The Price, for Early Access, this is a weird price for the amount of content it has. Creates expectations (Or lack thereof) as soon as that price tag comes up. -…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →After spending an embarrassing amount of time playing this game, 200+ hrs (I decided to restart once I played through the main mission and had a better understanding of how everything worked), I have to admit it's going to be one of my all time favs. I've been looking for something to scratch that subnautica itch and I think this game is going to surpass it when all is said and done. The Good: The graphics and mechanics are pretty good so far. Some tweaks need to be done but nothing major.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Does the physics have it's wonkyness: Definately Is the game, in its current state, full of weird bugs: Absolutely Are there repetitative missions: Won't deny it Am I enjoying every single second of it: Indubitably It's one of those rare games where the whole is more than the sum of it's parts. You boat is your base and lifeline, and upgrades are plenty meaning there is always a reason to rebuild something in your base. Not to mention the physics are awesome and very much enjoyable.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I had fun. Nothing crazy. Nothing that makes it great. Just a enjoyable game without any pressure that you can enjoy at your own speed doing things your own way. Best of all....... no micro transactions.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The bad: Precision parkour is not for everyone. Occasionally locks up for several seconds, It crashes every so often, but who cares about that really, it's early access. The mid: The in-game computers are cool, but instead of clicking on the screens, you use the keyboard (not obvious, took me ages to find that), difficulty curve when trying to hit milestones. There are save points you need to actually remember to revisit every so often. The good: It does have coyote time, exploring,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Good for a new release but HOLY HELL does it need graphical optimization. Wait a year for them to make it playable, or build yourself a supercomputer.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Spec requirements are deceptive, 3080 + 5950X so aging but well above recommended but with DLSS and low settings, benchmark said 90 fps average but playing the game had frequent stutters under 40 and barely averaging 60, and this is with everything low as well. I will come back in the future when its more stable but for now, it was giving me a headache and cooking my PC.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →One of the best survival games I've ever played. Really mixes up the tropes and has an outstanding atmosphere and env simulation. I know this sounds like duh but one of my favorite things I enjoy about this game is that you are the captain of your own ship. Don't feel like grinding a platform? Go someplace else! Want to chill? Set sail and watch the sunrise and see what you encounter. Want a deep base building and almost factory sim? Go launch a rocket! Combat? Puzzle game? Story that makes…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I played the demo and that whole thing of tossing trash in an industrial size shredder using physics was quite satisfying. I read the reviews that cautioned waiting because it was still early access and had performance issues. I saw people say it was too expensive for its value. Still, I'm an adult with a good job and I was just jonesing for more shreddy shreddy, so after trying to resist a day, I broke down and bought it. I did start to feel the performance issues at the first major stop.…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Game is so much fun, but the performance is absolutely abysmal. Sailing along 60+ FPS no issue, then I get to a warehouse on the map and it immediately tanked my FPS, I'm sitting at ~5FPS maybe, leaving it unplayable for me right now.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is genuinely a dream come true for someone with an ADHD / Autism dual diagnosis. Its so dang satisfying to clear through each monument/point of interest dismantling literally everything and building up a huge supply of items on your ship. Its also so satisfying and fun to do things like pretend / "roleplay" that you're on a worksite and set up temporary lights, cable systems, etc, and roleplay that you're doing a job on a worksite of dismantling everything, and then packing things up…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →So this game scratches my adhd brain in just the most perfect way. Figuring out how things work and unlocking the tech tree to get your boat filled out and equipped for everything feels super chaotic...I feel like its supposed to be that way. The way the story unfolds leans the same way and it should given the premise (Which is lots of water instead of land now). The world feels fantastic. Environmental story-telling is spot on and can be emotional at times. The world is just fun to be in and…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →-----Edit 1 (9/13/26)----- Leaving my original review below for full transparency. I recommend reading it below after the break where it says "Original Review" to get the full scope and my positive feelings on the game, of which I have many. I know there hasn't been much time between my last review and this one, but my itch to play the game got the better of me and I played it most of this weekend. Had another crash happen within the first 30 minutes of me playing this morning and I decided to…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →TL;DR: Not worth the price at the moment, but they're making progress. Check the reviews in 6-24 months. This is a mixed review. There's much fun to be had, but it's still too early. The moment-to-moment gameplay feels a lot like Subnautica, and I feel TLC isn't doing enough to push the genre forward. They've added construction on a boat, and a different story, but you will continue to get frustrated by: never having enough storage or inventory capacity, every interaction requiring you to wait…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Still a little rough around the edges (melee animation, placeholder-ish UI/font, optimization, etc) but gameplay is solid. As a big fan of survival craft with a story/purpose, this game looks to be great. Never thought feeding stuff into a recycler could be so satisfying. ETA: Controller support (including native Dualsense) is appreciated and mostly good. The world looks hand crafted and NOT procedural, which I prefer; others may not.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The Last Caretaker is a highly creative game by a small, indie studio in early access. The general premise is you're a robot known as a 'caretaker', created by mankind as they completed an exodus from a planet headed to catostrophe and into space as the last land is swallowed up by the sea. You as the last caretaker robot in existence, have to work out how to get your mobile base, a boat, out of the starting location, and then find the human seeds and take them back to the central hub called…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A beautiful tragedy (and I don't just mean the story). I really wanted to give this a thumbs up. The world is beautiful, the story is intriguing, and the mechanic of shredding things is oddly satisfying. However, technical issues and a game-breaking bug forced my hand. The Frustrations: Performance: FPS drops are bad. It is hard to love a game that runs like garbage, no matter how pretty it is. Balancing Issues: Dealing with the masses while simultaneously fighting off leeches, roaches, and…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →About 75 hours in and I am loving this game. It hits on several levels for me: + Cruising around on my boat is really relaxing. Great music, wind and waves, gentle rocking of the sea. Mixed of course with heavy storms and stopping to kill some sharks for those rare mats! I love that my base is basically an old fishing trawler, not fancy, not perfect, but homey and reliable. Wallowing in the wave troughs reminds me of actually being on the sea during bad weather. - Could use a few less storms.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I get that we need something to fight but a nonstop bombardment of little black worms that make a super annoying noise might NOT be the best option in my opinion. I love this game and im excited to see the finished product. Make the worms bigger and harder to kill but less of them and not constant as soon as the sun goes down. Those worms are very annoying and have a negative effect on the playability for me
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Haven't had this much stress in a while! So happy to finally announce the game I'm working on! Check out The Last Caretaker, and add it to your wishlist! store.steampowered.com/app/1783560/...
positive · AI labelView post →Really awesome game. But atrocious performance sadly. Had to refund it because my rig to bad even though i rock above recommended settings :(
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →OK.. So after 6 hours of playing this. I can say, the idea behind this game is awesome... But I do have a few comments 1. The Weight management / Carry Management needs an overhaul. I was getting a bit sick of having to create boxes to store everything. I love the that you can craft using close stored materials (one thing that a lot of games lack without mods) but having to constantly run back and forth with materials because you cant carry them is annoying. 2. This game deffo needs some…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This games fun in my opinion but would really like to have a co op option if thats ever possible we all play and just talk but would like to help each other
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →EDIT 2025.11.15: The most recent update/bug fixes addressed a lot of my UI and usability issues, that section has been removed. I'm now confident the devs will keep improving the game and address issues people bring up. TL;DR - Incredible atmosphere, great graphics and sound design, great weather effects and a very cool game loop. Falling in the ocean is legitimately terrifying, I don't know what lurks below but I don't want to find out. The storms sound and FEEL like a storm, probably the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Game itself is enjoyable and chill, i enjoyed the demo and i enjoyed 1.5 hours of the "full" game. Though, sadly i got struck by a game breaking bug after 1.5 hour, i built the Bolt Gun and fired a shot and it totally broke everything. FPS went crazy and lagging up my entire computer, i had no option but to ALT F4, which leads to the terrible autosave function... You are ment to go to a station to save your progress, which in theory is fine and i really had no issues with that at all. But once…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I have 60ish hours in this early access game and while I didn't visit *every* location, I think I probably visited most of them. If you like exploration, and cruising around in a boat discovering new stuff and also being an engineer, then you will probably enjoy the gameplay. Danger is minimal, and once you have unlocked the flamethrower, pretty much negligible, so if you're looking for a tense action game this isn't it. Maybe that will change once it's out of early access. I enjoyed the game…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The Last Caretaker is a game I didn't know I was needing. Amazing story & world. Crafting, survival, exploration. All the things that tickle the best parts of my brain. 36 hours in and still haven't even scratched the surface. I did get invited to help test so I received a free copy. Would have bought it anyway
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I hate writing this review as I thought whole heartedly this would be the best game of the year. Given the 4 1/2 updates the game has gotten though... I have lost faith. The demo for this game painted quite a picture and a direction, even upon release I felt driven and excited. As the updates have come out, I feel this game has strayed further and further from the original concept, saving humanity. Updates have been filled with mini games, jet skis, gyrocopters, and many other useless…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →In short: - Interesting concept - Familiar yet somewhat fresh gameplay loop - Looks great - Sounds great - There's crafting from storage, but the range is surprisingly low for the amount of boxes you'll end up with over time. - Performance is a bit weird, more on that later - Combat is legitimately horrible Okay so, Perf: Performance is weird since the game runs about the same on low and high details (RTX 3070). With textures set to High, setting anything else higher than low gave me a VRAM…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I would really love to recommend this game because when it was working, it was incredibly fun to play. Its an awesome idea and the concept suits my interests like a glove. But the performance is terrible. Like truly terrible. I took a long break because it was simply not playable and tried again today only to find out it still is. I hope this major issue gets fixed because i really want to play and enjoy this game.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This looks like it has a LOT of potential to be a real contender with Subnautica. No, it's not underwater, but this game hits the right crafting focused survival game, without the annoying elements of "survival". As a robot, you don't need food, water, or even to breath. You just need power, which is about the only "survival" mechanic. Looking forward to seeing what is in store for this game towards its 1.0 launch!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I played around in THE LAST CARETAKER, the game I've been working on for the past few months. If you'd like to see some super early footage, now is your chance. Also, wishlist the game so my bosses like me. :) www.youtube.com/watch?v=skd_...
positive · AI labelView post →This is a dream come true kind of day. Thanks @letsgameitout.tv for checking out The Last Caretaker @wearechannel37.bsky.social www.youtube.com/watch?v=HB9a...
positive · AI labelView post →For some reason I can't stop playing. I have to recycle everything, No junk left behind! Great single player game, nice and chill with some cool exploration and hidden spots. It gives a sense of accomplishment when you get things working or clean up an area that was full of junk.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I think this is a cool game however as of right now performance is lacking even when setting everything low in settings. The game well yes playable at 30 to 50 fps is still not the best for experiancing the game and all that it offers, so thats my take so far.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Welcome to the world of The Last Caretaker! We are excited to show our game off to the world. Check out the trailer here: youtube.com/watch?v=0P0t... and please WISHLIST the game on Steam right here! store.steampowered.com/app/1783560/...
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