Allumeria

I've played this game for a while, more than it says on my profile, since the game was in it's infancy. I can confidently say, that out of all the block games I've played, this is my absolute favorite. Go play it, ask no questions. Full Review: https://youtu.be/ESFsbHIb-xk

This is a great game, I am looking forward to see what the future brings. The trinkets make exploration wonderful and the monsters are really fun looking. The crafting system is good with excellent variety. Fishing is a big thing for me in any game and this one delivered!!! fun mini game, different types of fish with their weight!!! 100/100 A wonderful game. Well worth the purchase.

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This game has no right to be this good. I mean, what the ****?! One man project, started in 2025, and somehow packed full of content, all for only 8 Euros 99 cents?! Minecraft cost more when it had, like, less than even 20 blocks or something - and that was over a decade ago! I didn't even 'pay' for the game per se, having had the spare change from selling Steam trading cards, that's how cheap it is. Plus the 20% sale for release is such a bro move. I mean, what other dev discounts their game on release day? But yeah, it's awesome and really is impressive in just how well made it is. Like, the mineshafts actually go somewhere! And for quite a distance, too! They branch off even, like, properly! Just goes to show having an unlimited budget doesn't mean higher quality... Anyhow. As someone who was never able to get into Terraria cause of the 2D aspect (I personally just don't vibe with it, no shade) this game REALLY scratches that itch. There are tons of unique items, mobs, and seemingly much more to the game (judging by the screenshots) that I have yet to see. The building is great too. I mean, I won't get into details, but damn, so many options and so many special items really add flare to a build. The system for half-heights, stars, slabs, etc. is just ingenious. You have to try it to see it, but I think any Minecraft player will really be able to appreciate it. Plus, the game is just straight up beautiful. Granted, the aesthetic takes some getting used to at the start, but that is genuinely no hindrance, and you quickly learn to love it. I thought I wouldn't be a fan myself at first. The lighting, too, is beautiful and varied with multicolor light sources that just look sick, even when you're using regular torches. I've only played for about 2 hours, but it's already proven itself to me. This game is absolutely worth the price, hands down, no questions asked. My ONLY desire for it that I *really* hope the dev will eventually pull through on is - though I admittedly don't know if it combines with his ultimate vision - unlimited world gen, or, alternatively, FAR larger maps. Currently, the game is limited to 1024x1024. It's not much, and you feel it when you first wander off from spawn. I know it's not Minecraft, and that might not be the vision, but I really would like a bigger map. More geographic features like seas would be possible, and would add to the creative building variety and really spice up that aspect of the game. Unlimited worlds would be really special, but even maps at 10-100x the size would probably be fine. I just feel a little claustrophobic at its current scale. As for performance, my specs are attached to the review, but in plaintext: i7-12700k with DDR5 32GB and an RTX 4080S. The game at max settings and 1440p ran around 110-120 FPS for me, and I assume most people will get very reasonable performance on lower end hardware as well. I will test the game on my RTX 3060M / Ryzen 5 / 32GB laptop and report back if it runs poorly, otherwise assume it's good there, too!

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its Very reminiscent of Terraria and already has a decent bit of content packed into it

Love the game, hope its not a cashgrab :s