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It pains me, but I do not recommend it. Not at this time. The game was a surprise hit for me. Had a lot of fun building, exploring, fighting, and running my little (actually quite large cause I like building) shops. You could use whatever you found as a weapon whether it made sense or not. A sword, a gun, a chair, building materials, a entire bed, anything could be a weapon and they all felt reasonably balanced. Sure you could get really good weapons really early, but this wasn't a game with a deep story and complex skill trees. It was a goofy sandbox game were you explore and gather loot then go back to your shop to sell it to people at a 300% markup. I quite liked the building system. A few other games have similar building mechanics like Valheim or Lightyear Frontier. It's a system I enjoy very much. Thankfully, as far as I know, this system remains the same. But, unfortunately, nearly everything else enjoyable about the game has changed with the Immersive update. Now it's not all bad, but it's an entirely different game. It's a game that doesn't appeal to me anymore. You can't just pick up and use anything as a weapon anymore, now everything has stat requirements and they're pr…

Bro, what is this update?

After reading all the bad reviews i still decided to give this game a chance. and after over 130h and still going, i can clearly say that this game is absolutly worth it. It is far from being complet but its a massive gem being polished more and more. The main reason i leave a review is because a few people were voicing issues on the discord page, and the next patch had a fix for those things. The devs are actively discussing with the players on discord and fixing issues. For a small team they are doing an amazing job. The changes that were brought are for a bigger picture for where they want to bring the game, and i had an amazing time playing. This game was much more worth it than most other indie games i played recently, 100% would recommand

What you guys been smoking? Revert the game back to the original dear god. It was an amazing, charming game with character. What's this "I want to be RuneScape generic sh!tshow? Never seen a game go downhill this bad before.

The concept of adventuring and looting endless gear, and then turning around and selling off the items you find that you can't use is ingenious, fun, and refreshingly original. This game is absolutely massive as well, and impressively constructed by a very tiny team of extremely talented people. If you're concerned about the mixed reviews, ignore it. They got review bombed when they reduced movement speed by 10% or so. It's unfortunate, but that's the landscape of gaming these days. I'm a big fan of shop simulator games from The Walking Trade to Gacha Capsule Shop Simulator - Akihabara, I've played them all, and this one made me forget those other games existed. The base building / shop construction is incredible, you build shops from the ground up, we're talking foundations, floors, walls, roofs, etc. Decoration is spectacular too because while you're out adventuring, you can see some cool decoration and just take it for your own shop! I've had so much fun in the short time I've had the game, and the price of admission is 100% worth it. It also plays like a CHAMP on the Steam Deck and is playable on GeForce Now too.

The game is a perfect blend of survival and shop management, and the genres synergize really well. The game is already super fun and it is still only in Early Access, I am excited to see what the game looks like when it is feature complete. The developers are super responsive in their Discord to bug reports, and seem to really care about delivering updates based off of player feedback.