BitCraft Online

el juego es adictivo y muy entretenido, si te gustan los juegos de progresion lenta y de ir tranquilos haciendo cosas este juego cumple, ya han anunciado que habran guerras de territorios asi que se empieza a poner interesante el early access. Cuenta con una traduccion al español bastante decente aunque no lo ponga en steam. Si tengo que ponerle una queja es que me gustaria que implementasen el soporte para mandos. De rendimiento y jugabilidad va bastante fino el juego.

So, after 32+ more hours, I'm editing my review. The technical problems I had, which were the reason I left a negative review, are gone. After a few small patches (I don't know if they actually fixed it) and lowering the graphics settings, I haven't had those issues anymore. The biggest one was the AMD GPU crash, and it never happened again after lowering the graphics. The desyncs also got much better too, so I really have nothing to complain about on the technical side anymore. Because of that, I'm changing my review to positive. This is a good game, and I had a good time with it. The technical problems I mentioned before simply didn't happen again after another 32+ hours of playtime. That said, I've also realized this game just isn't for me, and that's not the game's fault. I almost always prefer playing solo—SSF, Ironman mode, whatever you want to call it. But after spending more time with the game, it's obvious that this isn't what the developers designed it around. I have a life outside of gaming, and if I wanted to make satisfying progress while playing solo, I'd have to invest hundreds of hours and pretty much play only this game. If you split your time between different games, solo progression can feel very slow, and eventually you'll start feeling stuck. The game really shines when you play with other people. Trading, cooperating, dividing tasks, and interacting with the community make progression much smoother and let you experience far more of what the game has to offer. Playing solo means you'll spend most of your time gathering and crafting just to make small steps forward, while missing a lot of the content that's clearly balanced around multiplayer. So I'm not going to judge the game negatively because it doesn't match my preferred playstyle. It's doing exactly what it set out to do. If you enjoy interacting with other players, trading, and working together, you're probably going to have a fantastic time. A lot of reviews say the game is "too grindy." It definitely is grindy, but I think many of those opinions come from people trying to play it solo, like I did. In my opinion, that's simply not the experience this game was built for. I do hope that by the time 1.0 releases they make solo play a bit more rewarding. But they don't have to—that's just something I'd personally like to see, not something I think the game owes me. So if you're reading this review and you're someone like me who prefers playing alone, just know what you're getting into. But if you enjoy cooperating with other players, trading, and being part of a community, this is absolutely a must-buy. It'll easily steal hundreds of hours of your time.