Rising World

Beauty. It had been a long time since i got hooked on a game that compels you to keep playing. After 92 hours of single-player gameplay, the experience remains thoroughly enjoyable and satisfying. The complete freedom, the flawless mechanics, and the logic behind how to progress are all brilliantly conceived and perfectly intuitive. Indeed, the game is a beauty, full of promise and with great potential for evolution.

I've played for over 40 hours in the last 2 weeks and I have to say I absolutely love this game! I've had a ton of fun building things and just surviving in the sandbox type world. Now I have done pretty much everything there is to do, and I really hope some new quests or goals come along to add to the game. I really don't want to stop playing at this point but other than building a bigger house I just have nothing left to do in the world. That's not a criticism... What the game does it does perfectly. I just want more of it.

A building game where you can make your creations (blueprints) e.t.c And find PVP or PVE servers. Play singleplayer in creative mode

Rising World won't suit everyone: the pace is slow, the combat is laughable, the building interface is really obscure to use (although very powerful once you work it out), and in the end, there's really not much point to any of it - no goals, no endgame, no outcomes. But if you're a process gamer (someone who likes using the game's mechanics without really caring about the plot or the action), then it's quite an enjoyable little piece of work. I got the impression from the moment I started playing it that this was a game the developer had always wanted to play but which nobody else was likely to make - it's idiosyncratic and has an almost personal feel to it. I'd recommend discarding your first playthrough quite early - as soon as you start feeling like you're getting the hang of how it works: that will make your second playthrough a bit more satisfying, because you won't spend so much time wondering what you're meant to do, or backtracking over your footsteps. I personally enjoyed this once I got into it, and while it doesn't have a great deal of replayability, it's fun while it lasts. A solid thumbs-up from me.

pretty good game just needs more content but besides that amazing

like minecraft but awesome