Keziah's Realm

A particular highlight of this game for me is the NPC system, as their complexity really makes the world feel alive. They all speak, with quirky and sometimes hilarious dialogue which made me laugh at times, reminding me of games like Tomodachi Life. I also enjoyed the dialogue wheel when speaking to NPCs, as it allowed me to engage in conversations in a variety of ways, learning more about each NPC and informing whether i wanted to side with them. Every NPC is autonomous too, carrying out their own activities like building structures, looting caves, or attacking others, and seeing them perform these activities whilst I was exploring made me feel like I was part of a living world. I've only played a small amount of the game so far, but what I've seen has really impressed me. The world and its inhabitants are very diverse, and I am excited to see where this game goes in the future, as there are many possibilities for evolution in this already charming game. If you are into open world survival games and want a living, breathing world filled with complex characters where you can dictate your own story, then i highly recommend checking this game out.

Only a couple hours in the full game but have spent plenty of time with the demo and I am really enjoying the game so far. I love coming back to locations and other settlements after the game has progressed and seeing what has happened in the world. I recommend the builder class if you are starting out as i think it is the best job for helping shape the town. Looking forward to the new updates content and will be playing more

I left the Land of Thorns as a humble fisherman and returned battleweary after having slaughtered all of Bloodnight. Cool game looking forward to seeing how it develops!

The beginning feels like rust, killed some others starting just like me, traded with one and gave them berries and talked to them and made a clan. Did a few to make clan bigger, those that don't join die. Built some houses. Starting to see others do the same and make clans. Let's see where it goes from here.

Quirky Little Game, Theres a decent amount of "Learn how to do it by doing it wrong over and over." stuff going on. But Its enjoyable for what it is. Also fair to say that if you want your Clans Village to look like much more than a collection of 2x2 huts you probably want to take building planning into your own hands, and if you do, remember that the maps are fairly small.

A unique and fun game, quite difficult as you slowly learn how all the mechanics work, but the game keeps you locked in. Am multiple runs in, I keep finding features that I had no idea existed its great