Devil Spire Falls

Theres so much to do, its super chill with allowing you to just completely cheese the game if you want to. Sending enemies across the map with the hammer is too much fun 9/10 could use some more enemies + SFX

Devil Spire Falls hits like a glorious mashup of Daggerfall and Minecraft, with Morrowind's cracked-out magic system, the quirky charm of OSRS, and somehow it is also like Kenshi. Which is good. This game really came out of left field for me. I didn't think anyone was gonna make this. It reminds me of when I was younger and would dream of incredible games built on Morrowind and Zelda logic. This particular fever dream holds great promise, offering a new sense of that limitless freedom classic titles once gave us. The moment you're dropped into the world, you are surrounded by resources, and options. Rocks to break for minerals. Trees yield wood for your house. Herbs and wheat and seeds to sew. And you don't NEED to do any of that. You could just kill kill kill, and sell all that loot in exchange for anything you need to keep adventuring. Or you could skip all the adventuring and live the quiet life of a farmer. RIght now I'm playing as a cat person who punches rocks because he couldn't afford a pickaxe and now his fists are harder than iron and he can uppercut zombies to the moon. This was purely by accident. Progression is totally organic. Whatever you do, you get better at that. Even if it's something completely stupid. There are no wrong choices as you are an immortal and death is only a minor setback. I love the rando NPCs that populate the world. Almost ALL of them are useful, and sell useful items and can teach useful skills, provided that you can convince them through trade and conversation. You'll want to talk to everyone once you realize what that means for you. I've barely scratched the surface and I'm already hopelessly addicted. Most of the hours I played leading up to this review were straight consecutive hours of gameplay. I am having too much fun. This is really damn fun.

Very janky, unoptimized, and very easy to reach godhood once you understand the game's mechanics. Still the game is fun in it's own special way. This game has an absolutely massive scope planned with it's content, which can be seen by checking the developer's roadmap for the game. But the developer releases content updates EVERY WEEK consistently, and so I gladly support the developer to continue creating this game.

continues the tradition of classic rpgs by putting you in a vaguely medieval setting with little context or explanation (outside of concise tutorials), and leaving the player initially feeling like a homeless boob rummaging for literal human feces so that they can make an actual bed, but by end game you are an unkillable higher entity made of light energy that can pimp slap abominations so hard it's a scientific incident. It's real real real early in development at the current moment, but updates are happening very frequently, and the developer is very active in keeping players updated on progress. A for sure classic in about a years time if even that long, but even in it's current state it's a gem with a lot of stuff to have fun figuring out. If I had to describe the feeling of playing it I would say it's like if Project Zomboid and Daggerfall merged into one.

I've been waiting for a good daggerfall successor for a while now and this really scratches the itch. If the developer plays their cards right I could see this developing into a "forever game" you'll play for years after it's official release. The foundation of the game is really solid, and it seems to be getting a good amount of updates. If you're interested in a quality procedurally generated RPG, this one's worth a shot.

I hope Something like Golem craft gets added

Crashes too often.