Voyagers of Nera

I love ocean exploration games. I honestly wished there was a neutral review rating instead of yes or now. The game is amazing. Me and my partner played what is available content wise. I took a chance on an early access game which I am usually very hesitant on. My main issues was when the added new content. To explain this statement, basically they added limitations and new material. We already have progressed through the game and now we have to re-explore areas to grind for things. For example, previously there were not limitations for scavenging in the water. Now you have to grind to get better materials to be able to dive deeper. This forces you to re-explore areas you were already finished. I probably will not play this game again till its full release. I don't have the patience to deal with this sort of crap lol. I don't mind new content, but no ones that will make me go back to areas that we have completed.

Voyagers of Nera is not a unique game (though the devs clearly want you to think it is, and I don't understand why). Instead, it takes the best of multiple games, and puts it into a package that makes it highly enjoyable, and a solid buy for anyone, sale or not. For food, it uses the same system as Valheim. You don't require it to survive, and won't die without it, but it greatly helps your health bar and stamina, and decays over time. For quests, it uses the same system as Fenyx Rising. Quests/trials are varied - not everything is "kill 10 of this mob and return" or "fetch 5 skulls and return." They are fun and I found myself wanting to beat my times for some of them. For progression, it uses a standard system of "Knowledge points" and it is supposed to be balanced for co-op play, in that each player specializes in something. One player might do weapons and armor, another building the home. However, its in Early Access, and you get far too many points, and can master everything and still have 16+ points that can't be assigned. The combat system is incredibly casual. I admit to being a slow reflexes player, and I get farmed in FPS games, so I avoid them. However, the …

Amazing game, love the graphics, the amount to do and everything to explore. The more I play The more I fall in love with the sunsets and amazing places to explore. The storyline is wonderful.

I only managed to get this game to run on medium settings but still with sttutering, it runs quite well on low settings, but I lost a lot of the visual quality that makes this game gorgeous, it's still beautiful but I hope they optimize this game before release. I did not get very far into it even tho I'm very excited for this game because the controls are a bit too complicated, the UI needs a lot of work in the UX department specially when it comes to controller support, xbox controller does work but yeah I found myself reaching for the keyboard and mouse way way too often. Will definitely revisit in a few months after some updates.

Once you get past the quirky controls and some EA jank, this is a very good game. Contrary to other reviews, there is heaps of content and growing, There is different mobs and bosses. I made it to the Reef (second of three biomes) in 30 hours. If your just going for the end goals then your ripping yourself off the experience of exploration and wonder as there is POI’s allover. Cap you fps at 30 if running on older hardware, so you can keep high settings which runs and looks great.

Controller issue especially in Menu and Items Management, so it is unplayable they should remove the information about controller support. (I'm using ROG Xbox Ally X)