1WEEK

1WEEK takes the familiar survival-crafting formula underground and builds its identity around a world where simply finding somewhere safe to breathe has become part of the struggle. The premise places humanity in an increasingly hostile environment, leaving the player with limited initial resources and the responsibility of creating a sustainable refuge before those supplies disappear. Developed and published by Pedro Acuña, it is an independent survival experience that combines exploration, construction, resource gathering, farming, crafting, and combat within a relatively focused sandbox. The underground environment is one of the more distinctive elements of the game. Rather than treating caves as temporary resource locations, 1WEEK makes them central to survival. Players must explore different areas, gather materials, discover useful resources, and gradually establish locations capable of supporting continued existence. Oxygen is especially important, adding another consideration beyond the usual health and hunger mechanics. Genetically modified plants contribute to this system, making vegetation relevant not only as a source of resources but also as part of the player's attemp…

I love such games, so I put a plus here. BUT. In my opinion, something needs to be corrected and added. - there are very few resources. In the beginning, this is normal. But then you have to run further and further for resources, and it becomes a chore. I've started the game three times and never once managed to not die, and several times. Water shortage is a real problem. Maybe there are underground lakes deeper there? - development is needed. It should be possible to expand the belt to more slots, modify the backpack to increase the weight carried. Then there will be mechanization, either on electrical or chemical energy, or using the physical power of underground beings. Intermediate oxygen generators based on white crystals are needed so that oxygen gradually fills a larger and larger area. - you need the opportunity to grow at least mushrooms and snails so that you don't have to chase them all over the cave. - and the main thing. To begin with, I need a [b]LADDER[b], first of wood, and then perhaps of stone or bone. There are many bones, but they are hardly used. Without LADDER, the game quickly gets boring and even annoying. Because you have to jump like a mountain goat doze…

A very unpopular game :( It has amazing graphics Only singleplayer Storyline Atleast 5 hours until you finish the game + achievements I would like to see updates and maybe multiplayer Cheap Overall Great Game

It's currently only $5, even has a demo, and a nice little challenge when looking a kill a bit of time. I really like it and yes would recommend.

Just because I've been enjoying myself so much in this game, I felt that I needed to give it a small review to help boost the ratings. There's already a lot in the game considering it's being by early accces. His vision is the survival game I've been wanting for years. It's not easy. In fact, it's brutal - but certainly not impossible to survive.

Well, I must say that I am impressed with the quality of the game in terms of graphics and its elaboration. Its difficulty is very interesting because when you achieve something it gives you a lot of satisfaction and that has its enchantment. Recommended, I've been playing it for two hours and I'm only on my second plant.