Chaos Theory Pirates

Everything you say or do to anyone on the island will have an effect on other things in the game. So be a good captain! Help your crew survive, craft, and escape - beware of spooky skeletons. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WH6lJwiJs10

TL;DR: At the moment it is far from being a game that doesn't frustrate you more than it brings joy. Let's face it: It's a tech demo. Not really a game, and far from being playable. Although the setting is promising, there's a long way to go. Features: - item rarity system - levelup system (by working the field) - Job assignments to crew, with what to harvest and not (e. g. only mine stone and iron, not copper and gold) - manual trade system - Building works (but feels like dragging the plans through pudding and the next moment through vacuum and reverse, so quite a fiddly issue) - Fights work, but are in no way difficult - Crewmates may die of starvation or dehydration - interactions with different buildings/members/parts work, but the process is unnecessarily complicated (scroll through menu, press E for a second to select action) - No way to increase your crew as of now Bugs encountered in about 5 hours of gameplay: - Random inventories/storages get emptied or lose items when saving and loading, which may break your game - your mates don't occupy buildings until you restart the game - your gatherers do gather like hell, but don't push their stuff to inventories (which starves…

Nice little game with a lot of potential! If you ever played games were you collect resources and build, you will feel like at home. Loved all the exploration and lack of hand holding that lets you truly experience the life of someone stranded on remote island. This is still an early access game, but a lot of features are there and hopefully they will be further enhanced