Wondership Q

Pros * Crafting of weapons,items,and parts for your ship. * A ship that you can move independently while controlling your character. Great mechanic for a sandbox game. * Has a creative mode where you can make your own adventures. Cons * No multiplayer (The PS vita version had some type of multiplayer, why not this version.) * Easy difficulty (Wish there was harder difficulty options available.) * One save file for story mode. (They should of gave at lest 3-5 just in case your the type that likes multiple save files or have someone that wants to try the game as well.) At its current state i give it a 6 out of 10. I like the game a lot and it has a nice charm to it but i feel that they could of added a lot more.

I refunded this after about 25 minutes of gameplay. The game itself was pretty fun and I didn't even mind the character vocalising after literally every action but the poor controller support for a game listed as "full controller support" killed it for me. The game knows when you're using a controller rather than KB&M but there are no seperate icons for the interface so navigating menus is difficult and I accidently skipped several tutorials. The default setup for the controller is awful and if I didn't have the option to remap the controls via Steam Controller I would have refunded it even faster.

[h1]THWACK THWACK THWACK LETS CRAFT[/h1] [quote]I received a Steam key from Cygames for the purposes of review. This does not affect my opinion in anyway.[/quote] Wondership Q is at first glance Terraria with Cats. And it sort of is that. However, it’s got a few tricks up it’s sleeve to really differentiate itself. Which includes Cats. Unfortunately, despite it being a really fun game to play, it’s not something I can really recommend. [h1]The Review[/h1] With it’s Adorable Aesthetics, a cool and fun ship mechanic, and an interesting premise of providing these sandbox-kind of games with a full plot and direction for the players, Wondership Q is a surprisingly fun time-killer for a few hours. It’s Airship almost acts like a natural extension of the player, and being able to control it separate further compounds that. The game’s adorable characters and well-composed (if generic) aesthetic also really nails a unique level of presentation that makes it very unique. While Wondership Q seems to be dangerously close to being a Terraria Clone, it does have enough tricks on it’s sleeve to give it’s own identity and differentiate itself through it’s more kid-friendly approach to the gam…

at first i didnt like it until i was 3 hours in the game I now LOVE this game 10/10 would buy again

Very interesting and unique terraria-ish game. Very fun for one playthrough but not very replayable. Wouldn't bother with the sandbox mode either. Controls are very strange and clunky at times.

this game.. it aged.. poorly