Lost in Tropics

NO. it's bare minimum, survival. You just bring material to your "companion" and she builds stuff in predetermine places. The goal is to survive 21 days or to have the highest score in the Ranking. You unlock tools to help but honestly once you have the axe you are good to go. Very boring, bugs, badly implemented mechanics etc. Just skip this.

Played for a few hours to give this game a fair chance. Sadly, there just isn't enough content. I bought it on sale for $1.30 because why not? That's about all the game is worth though. It has a lot of potential, but it is seriously lacking at the moment. The mechanics are interesting but I just feel like grinding just to top the leader board, assuming that it isn't hacked to begin with, just isn't worth it. All there really is to do is hunt crabs and cook em to keep yourself fed while you go hunt more crabs.

it's so annoying UI.. the way things move is nauseating. i still don't know how to give items to the mate or the camp. when my bag is full. no updates, so forget about improvements.

Tutorial: ok A few minutes later... First mission (after tutorial): Try 1: I hit a rock with strating axe, axe got stuck in upper position and never got down to hit the rock, unable to interact with anything in this position or to swich to another tool: I had to look at my food bar go down from filled to empty and my character to end up dying from hunger while I was still stuck with my arm and axe up... Try 2: died from bees since I couldn't find a way to get underwater Try 3: finaly found how to get underwater, but at some point I opened inventory and was never able to close it back, died from overheat from staying near the fire since I couldn't move Conclusion: this game might have a lot of potential and is really fun as long as you don't get stuck but it still has so many bugs it can't be considered as "playable" in its actual state

Lost in Tropics is a first-person survival adventure developed by Lukas GameLabs and published by SIG Publishing. It places the player alone on a mysterious tropical island where beautiful scenery hides an environment capable of becoming dangerous very quickly. The objective is straightforward: survive by making intelligent use of whatever the island provides. Rather than presenting survival as a fixed sequence of objectives, the game attempts to create uncertainty through changing environmental conditions, randomized character traits, and a rogue-lite structure that makes failure part of the overall progression. The core gameplay follows the familiar survival formula of beginning with practically nothing and gradually becoming more capable. Players explore the island for useful materials, gather resources, craft tools, and construct shelters that provide protection from environmental threats. These activities are interconnected, since exploration supplies crafting materials while crafted equipment allows the player to handle increasingly difficult situations. Shelter building is similarly more than a decorative activity because it contributes directly to survival. Lost in Tropics…

An abandoned game where you see everything there is to see in two hours. I do not recommend it.