Voyagers of Nera

What a journey! I finished the EA story line today, solo play, and feel a bit sad that there is most likely quite a wait until the other part will be released. 158 hours in, having taken my time with exploration, searching (although I still have some items to find) and gear upgrading. Edit: Played on Normal with the ‘loose your main inventory’ on death. Settings can be adjusted at the beginning of the game. 1. The game progression and story line is very well thought out. Food plays a major role here as do potions that you need to unlock and craft on top of gear, tools and weapons. 2. Traveling is made easy by the introduction of various items, including fast travel which I absolutely loved (unlockable as an item). 3. Scenery: Stunning! Above ground and underwater. I so enjoyed all the little details of each area that made the areas special and different from each other, including sunrises/sunsets, plus rainy or foggy weather. 4. Underwater/free diving aspect: LOVE IT!!! At first a little bit challenging, but as one progresses, made much easier (food/potions). 5. The imagination the devs have put into the different almost puzzle like areas to explore is exceptional, have your thi…

Excellent chill game. Still a work in progress, but the graphics are great, music is good (from Stranded Deep sounds like) The concept works and the glider and surfboard are so fun.

I loved the exploration, progression and the challenges that awaited me while playing it. Interacting with the environment feels meaningful and rewarding. I played a solo playthough and had alot of fun discovering all the nooks and crannies. The crafting system felt good in terms of advancing forward. I kinda wish we could build more "wildly" ie like Valheim does but overall its lovely to build your base. [spoiler]I saw other players doing their playthrough and noticed I might have interpreted it differently bc I didnt use a boat as a base rather as a means to an end to cross vast distances while exploring new continents. I ended up having a portal "to go" in my stash to enable quick pathing back home when my inventory called for it. So what I'm saying is - i Guess this game can be enjoyed in many different variants. [/spoiler] Venture forth, gamers :)

This is really a special game! I wanted to wait until I had enough hours to give a proper review. This game is made up of three biomes and each one has its own special play style. They have added into the deep and the ocean is just as diverse as the land. On land there are enemies and camps where you can collect resources for survival and just for quality of life and in the water there are different fish who are definitely threatening as well. They have made this game beautiful and diverse and love to get back into it and play, I'm glad Fireshine joined the team not that Treehouse wasn't doing a great job already but together they will really make the game something truly remarkable. Now there are a few issues with loading times and controller issues and some issues with inventory chests and menu settings but nothing that makes the game non playable and I'm sure will be fixed as it reaches its end in early access, Overall this game is spectacular and I'm really enjoying the lore and hunting for treasure and getting better at my base building skills, I absolutely recommend this game and if you like everything I mentioned than this game is for you!

THIS GAME IS A ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ MESS I SPENT HOURS TRYING TO FIND A TIDE STONES SO i CAN BUILD THE DIVING MASK ONLY FOR THE GAME TO CRASH, AND MAKING IT IMPOSSIBLE FOR RECOVER ANY OF MY LOST ITEMS.

You're basically a guy who's on a voyage in Nera. Building ships and whatnot.