BitCraft Online

This is, in fact, possibly the perfect game for people with attention disorders or similar neurodivergence. Hear me out. It's got idle elements but isn't a true idler, just enough for you to decide if you want to queue up something and put on a video or if you want to go run around doing something more active. The visuals are unique and fun and there's a lot of novelty in exploring the world. The community is the most helpful and cooperative I've ever been a part of, and usually I like the ~ idea ~ of an MMORPG community more than the reality. It's legitimately fun to run around and see the cool things people are doing and building, or the remnants of what people have done and left behind. The early grind seems intimidating but truly isn't that bad, and the community is eager to help out whether you try to go it alone/in a small group or if you want to join up with a bigger city first. (I did the former but would recommend the latter, but you're also able to be a part of multiple communities). Now, with that being said, it's not for everyone. There is a lot of grind. Up until I started the game I'd be the first to tell you I hate a grind, but the balance of second-monitor-abil…

If you have a job where you can set this game up to idly craft then this game is great. But if you want a game to actively play then this isn't it. I enjoy gathering and don't mind it taking some time, thats normal. I enjoy crafting and it taking some time, thats normal too. But when it can take literal hours to make something with the only interaction being clicking to start and clicking to resume crafting once u've ran out of stamina from afk crafting and waiting for it to regen, it's not great... If you are a solo player wanting to join up with random people and help them then its fine but if you are solo and want to do things yourself then it's even worse. It's very overwhelming. The community is great tho but I can't give this game a good review just for that. Thats not something the game did right, thats the people playing it being good. I want to give this game a good review and i want to enjoy this game fully but sitting there doing nothing for hours over and over again gets boring pretty quickly...

It's a game with nice visuals and peaceful setting, but it is very time intensive if you want to get progress made by yourself.

Should just call the game GrindCraft bc thats mostly what you do. As you grind for hours on end the grind gets worse. Uninstalled

Over 1500Hrs in the game and there is still stuff to do. Its a relaxing game to pick away at. You can have as big of an impact in the world as you want. The community is amazing, only MMO iv played were the player base isnt salty and people are always willing to help each other out. Im in R12 come hit me up

BitCraft delivers a relaxing gameplay experience with tons of what I love in adventure/MMO games: [list] [*]exploration [*]gathering [*]crafting [*]unique lore [*]advancement/achievement systems [*]solo and group gameplay options [*]player-based economy [*]player built/run cities [/list] On top of the gameplay aspects, BitCraft has a helpful and supportive player community. BitCraft offers options for a variety of gameplay styles: players can specialize, generalize, play in groups, play solo, treat the game as more active or more idle. Some players opt to have alts, though personally I enjoy playing a single character and just taking my time moving through the different parts of the game. I don't mind the slower moments in the gameplay loops, as I use them to do IRL tasks or plan my next steps in game. I've been playing since alpha, and experiencing the evolution through Early Access toward 1.0 continues to keep me engaged and loving the game. As with most Early Access games, there are some bugs and issues as new features are added, but the development team does a good job addressing bugs while working toward the full feature set for for the 1.0 release. I routinely recommend Bi…