Lay of the Land

This game is really cool and has a lot of neat concepts. the build tools are complex, but give you a lot of control. blueprints exist already, and that is huge. the game is already great, but my biggest asks would be: 1) multiplayer, 2) expanding on/improving the cool concepts that it already does. 3) maybe a bit more cause and effect? lightning storm strikes tree, lights in on fire, fire spreads or doesnt based on location or wetness of rain ect. or electricity arcing to metal. creating puddles of water to freeze enemies inside or freeze a lake to walk on. ect

For a game created by 1 person it is fully worth it. Resembles Minecraft while it isn't Minecraft, it is a one person game, the map isn't endless but is adequate of size (could have potentially been bigger), the combat system is fine, enemy AI is quite good, the building system felt quite clunky to me and i didn't like it very much, crafting was a bit weird but okay. For a 20$ game it is worth buying, i would prefer updates though and more content as well.

Janky ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

Exactly the kind of voxel game I was looking for. I haven't played that far in but it's fun mechanically, especially that repairing equipment is easy. It's also cool being able to make a very detailed home. I was able to figure out pretty much everything from using the tutorial and looking at the info in the crafting section.

This game is a lot of fun. It looks good and runs well. Currently, the biggest downside is the linear progression, which makes replayability low. I do hope for a few more updates fine-tuning the core systems and a couple adding some diversity. With that, I imagine it would feel like a finished game and worth the price.

So my over all review is, great game with a start and end. Would love to see this come to multiplayer with some QOL installed. The building is intuitive, the physics are fun, and the crafting is unique. MORE!