ROCK

NOT worth anyone's money!

This game is borderline unplayable, the gameplay is floaty and nauseating. The game isn't optimized, and going into your inventory can freeze the game. You cannot swim, and can fall through the map if jumping into any body of water from a high enough place. Sometimes you spawn with a hammer, other times you do not, and without the hammer the game is seemingly unplayable. I actually can't think of anything positive about this game, it just feels cheap and uninspired at best, and a broken, lazy Unturned clone at worst. It's not worth your time, effort, and especially not your money. Additionally, if you are a curator (I am the curator for One Death Gaming Crew, check us out: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/11346771-One-Death-Gaming-Crew/) searching the title for the game "ROCK" or "KILL" will not work. I was contacted to review the game through curator connect, but it will not allow me to review the game, so this is the best I can do (if the developers can contact me about this, please do so).

This game is an absoulute rip off it is basically a 2d rip off of rust legacy even though rust legacy got delted becuase not that many player wre playin it and they had the new version atleast it had better graphics and pvp

trash

ROCK, developed and published by Ragnar, is an indie survival title that attempts to capture the core appeal of open-world crafting and resource management but ultimately delivers a more stripped-down and uneven experience. Set on a remote island overtaken by danger and decay, the game places players in a familiar scenario: survive with limited resources, build shelter, and defend against threats lurking in the environment. The premise is immediately recognizable, drawing from well-established survival game conventions, but the execution reveals both the ambition and the limitations of a small-scale project. The gameplay revolves around gathering materials, crafting tools, and gradually establishing a foothold in an unforgiving environment. Players spend much of their time collecting resources such as wood and stone, using them to create weapons, construct basic structures, and sustain themselves through hunting and exploration. There is a day-and-night cycle that introduces a sense of rhythm to survival, with certain threats becoming more prominent depending on the time. At its best, this loop can be briefly engaging, offering a sense of progression as players move from vulnerabi…

ROCK... best game ever exist.... ROCK