Comments - gigelgigel

Compared to other sandbox games, I'd give it a 7,5 out of 10. I love the fact that it's relying on pure undistilled survival. I also love the insane amount of details. In my sandbox game list, it is situated after Minecraft (not a big fan of it, but it was the first game like this), Terraria (game that launched the 2D versions, awesome but too small, now it's fixed with Starbound and the Xbox version coming out), Junk Jack (best thing for Ipod + gazillions of items). It still has that original feel to it. I'll just buy this batch of retro games and then I'm done there are too many games like this coming out. Nice job.

Honestly, I might buy it if I get the money, but it will be one of my last choices for sandbox games. Mainly because the sandbox gold mine has already been used by Terraria, Minecraft, Dwarf Fortress, Survivors of Ragnarok, King Arthur's Gold but also by Edge of Space, Starbound and Junk Jack. I loved each of these games but each time the excitement diminshed a bit. While your game has the very interesting concept of more realistic survival, the enemies lack enough details, but you might fix that for release. The reason I'm not that attracted to the game is the sloppy aspect and the idea of true survival, not just settling, that has already been used at higher extent by Edge of Space. Still, after I'm done with the games on my to-buy list, this will be a nice addition.

What are those atrocious vents. Did they decide to use their balls as vents or something? Dumb CSM's.