Build a village on a deserted island, and prepare for merciless natural disasters! Learn to choose the right items, understand nature's patterns, use real medieval construction and craft techniques in this turn-base management game.
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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
|---|---|---|---|
| Russo | |||
| Inglese | |||
| Tedesco | |||
| Francese | |||
| Spagnolo | |||
| Spanish (LatAm) |
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I had hopes for this game, but unfortunately it seems like it won't be developed further, and I don't think it's worth the price in its current state. Even with the current 30% off I'd say only get it if you really like what you see. The game is mostly good, very atmospheric, nice music, there are no major bugs. However the gameplay is very rigid/static/uncreative, short and unbalanced. There are interesting ideas in it, but they aren't developed enough or used in a meaningful way. That's the main reason I didn't give it a negative review right away... because there seemed to be potential. The first one is self-explanatory: for sandbox games you'll do the exact same things every time. Missions are different, but they usually force a certain kind of gameplay as well, because your options are limited. However you won't make meaningful choices, like having to choose between a leaf shelter
Not quite sure how to review this. I will preface this with saying that this isn't a terribly long game. Seeds of Resilience is a really curious genre hybrid. I could almost describe it as Dwarf Fort or Rimworld, but turn based. This allows you to choose what each of your castaways do each day in extreme detail - whether it's farming, building, or something else. Understanding the cycle of seasons on the island, and how to manage the island's limited resources to avoid starving or running out, is critical. So this really is a game of environmental stewardship - and, ultimately, of terraforming, as you reshape the island to better suit your needs. All of this makes for a really interesting, thought-provoking game. However, once you understand these systems, and can work with them? You've ultimately won the game. There is a real joy in experimenting, failing, struggling, and waiting for
Binged the whole thing in a weekend and enjoyed it all. For the price it's great value. The turn based survival system works well, way better than I expected. All the reviews about lack of tutorial and clarity are presumably before the missions update - these make the mechanics very clear imo. My only gripes would be that the balance is off - fishing is expensive for poor returns, while farming is easy and swamps you with food. Sometimes felt like there wasn't much to manage and strategise beyond simply waiting for bamboo, trees, etc to grow. Maybe needs more complexity like food preservation, soil fertilisation, pests, crop rotation, whatever, just some more mechanics to balance, more obstacles to fight against beyond the random annoying tornadoes. It's a cheap game though so you can't expect massive layers of mechanics, and is overall good fun and value for money.
TDLR: Wait a year and check back, It still has a long way to go. So I played this game for 4 hours on stream. Going into it I had high hopes and was wanting to have a good time. I found the missions or tutorial in this case lacking a bit. Some of it is intuitive gamer stuff, but I feel a tutorial should handhold a bit. Pretend the player has never picked up a video game before let alone your game. It should explain the main mechanics of the game with lots of arrows pointing at what you need to do. There is a lot I didn't like but I did enjoy the art style I like the way it all looks. I enjoyed that over fishing depleted fish in the area. I liked the energy system and perks of characters. Gathering resources was interesting since you need tools the older the resource but you got more for each harvest. As for the game as a whole, I see what the developer was trying to do, but I feel
The game is in desperate need of a beefier crafting and construction list, certainly, but more than that it needs to find its purpose, or a hook of any kind. There’s nothing to latch onto, and no moment where everything clicks and it becomes clear where the game is heading.
This is a great Proof of Concept. Clearly, a lot of effort went into research for the game, but this project will never realize its potential. It suffers from classic first-time developer issues: the small team spent years re-doing the artwork, re-doing the User Interface, changing game engines, instead of focusing on gameplay. They got burnt out and decided to release in this state; a game with little progression and no story. I suppose this is a half-decent survival simulator, where you manage natural resources to ensure adequate food and shelter, but there's not a lot to do and there's very little replay value.
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