Allumeria

gives me back the vibes. where i did not know how to play Minecraft or Terraria back then.

Fun game. like Minecraft but def has it's differences. I am getting some severe stuttering after about 10 minutes of gameplay. hope that gets fixed

Progression: 8/10 It's linear and follows a pattern of caving>dungeoning>bossfight and repeat (aside from the first boss and dungeon). The dungeons and bosses are different enough that this pattern doesn't get stale. Dungeons: 9/10 Each dungeon has different challenges and unique loot that makes it very enjoyable to complete before you fight the boss. The loot in the dungeon is typically exclusive to the dungeon too which makes it worthwhile. Bosses: 8/10 They are fairly difficult if you fight them unprepared. Preparing with proper gear within progression and with speed & armor potions will make most bosses easier. Aside from the 3rd boss, speed & armor potions don't feel required. Combat: 8/10 There are so many different weapons in the game so there's no one correct loadout. Each enemy and boss has specific strategies they are weak to. This makes each encounter very fun as you'll need a variety of weapons. Though melee combat isn't very useful in boss fights where ranged weapons reign supreme. Loot: 10/10 Trinkets and unique weapons make looting a blast. There's funny and silly loot that will put a smile on your face like the fart gun or frying pan. Building: 10/10 Rocket boots, and gliders make it easy to build as if you had free flight. Flight potions also help while building. You can reshape any block into any shape and color any block lots of different colors using the paint rollers. This leads to endless building possibilities even with the content the game currently has. Wallpaper also helps add an extra layer of depth to the building. NPCs: 6/10 Very buggy at times. NPCs will disappear and you'll need to save and quit for them to come back. The comfort system has had issues though I haven't tested it with the hotfixes. Each NPC sells cool and unique items that are very fun to use. 8.4/10 Very fun game!

Most Minecraft/Terraria "clones" tend to struggle with terrain variety, especially underground areas, but the caves in Allumeria are absolutely insane. They're massive, varied, and there's always something new to discover. I'm still pretty early in terms of progression and equipment, but the constant feeling of moving forward and discovering new things is incredibly rewarding. Allumeria takes some of the best elements of both Minecraft and Terraria while bringing plenty of its own ideas to the table. There's still a bit of jank here and there, which is to be expected from an Early Access game, but I can already see myself sinking a lot of hours into this. The developer is also pushing out updates at a rapid pace, which makes me excited to see where the game goes. Definitely one to keep an eye on if you enjoy this kind of game.

cave scary

Terraria but 3d...Holdon

Very solid block game if you like the building of Minecraft with the gameplay loop of Terraria. Still some early access jank though.

After months of anticipation, I must say this game certainly has lived up to my expectations. In fact, it has gone beyond that! As a fan of both Minecraft and Terraria since childhood, as well as many other games of the nature, this game provides the best of both while having its own identity. I haven't been able to stop playing Allumeria. I really do look forward to this game's future as it has so much potential, and it truly is a gem.