Island Paradise

WOW! Honestly, I picked up this game a while ago, and just decided to jump back into it today. I'M SO GLAD I DID! This game has morphed into something amazing and I'm so excited that it's also multi-player! My biggest tip, straight from the dev, is to read the GUIDE when you get into the game. Without "quests" to guide you, the Guide is the BEST resource and you can tell the dev put A LOT of thought into this game. It's MUCH more than meets the eye, and you will not regret taking a look at this game!

First off, this thumbs down was hard to come to terms with. I love the premise of the game meaning it is a casual game and you can go at the pace that suits you. There are no clocks winding down rushing you to Go! Go! Hurry up and get to the next island!! Find food and drink water so you don't drop dead!!!!! None of that happens, but you should be glad it is not like that. Meaning, from the beginning there is nothing whatsoever that makes any sense. The GUIDE is so far out of sync with it's own updates that it left me wondering what/when/where/how and even why I should be playing the game. It feels like a perpetually unfinished game, changing direction so much that it cannot do anything but chase it's tail. That's just how confused this game is with itself, so imagine how a player feels. That's the part of the game that earned it the NO for me. The game runs decently and I do like that the graphics are not roasting my pc, but that does not save the game to be honest. There is a lot more work to be done here, the dev/devs should concentrate more on making a coherent game that does not make you want to uninstall it in an hour and ask for a refund. To end off, I hope they keep wo…

This game has potential but there is zero instructions on how to do anything. Most of the game is wandering around and trying desperately to find what you're supposed to do. Even the guides on the game are vague and don't show you anything, like how to make upgraded Anvils and more. Just over all confusing.

very cool game building and survival game make items to sell to get happy coins the game will have more in future updates

After leaving Simons Island to collect some items from Frank's the house and foundations of Simonns house had gone along with various other items - after playing for many hours I am not happy

I've only had about 50 hours of gameplay so far and still learning the ins and outs. I am enjoying it immensely though and recommend it to others if you like exploration, building and survival and the Odd Treasure Hunt. My advice is not to rush and take your time and enjoy it, look around at the views and pay close attention to the ground or you may miss something. Have fun and enjoy. :) BTB 100hr's in update. I've now doubled my gameplay since my first review, and my recommendation has doubled as well. Yes, there are a few things that need fine tuning, but what game doesn't have something that needs fine tuning. (The Sole Developer is working on things). The Exploration and Building element is pretty good, it is a bit of a learn as you go, but I think that adds to the game, you feel a bit of satisfaction after gathering resources and seeing those resources turn into a new building or workbench. I won't spoil it for those who would rather find out things for themselves, but the running around does ease a little bit further into the game. It's really relaxing just being able to build an explore without having to look over your shoulder for Zombies every few steps to saty alive. …