Honeycomb: The World Beyond

うーんとバグなのか知らないが進行出来ないクエストがある。信号を探せで行っても何も無いしクエストも進まない。上下を探しても無いのでバグなのか条件が足りないのか分からない。新しい種を作れで一向に変化しないバグもある。 凄いアイテム揃えて門開いた！何も無いって言うのがある。クエストすらないただ主人公が感動するだけ。 いやアイテム揃えてようやく進むメインクエストぽいのに何も無しは駄目だろ。 バグなのか仕様なのかも分からないから 面倒くささが倍増。 サバイバルなんだけど素材のまま食ったり飲んだりするのが一番効率いいのは駄目だろと。料理しても差がほぼ無い。 戦闘も平和主義なのか麻酔のみ。 クエストはもっとわかりやすくして下さい。どこに行けばいいのか無駄にマップだけはデカいので移動がすぐこけるボードのみなので色々不完全なゲーム。

I recommend this game, but honestly wish there was an 'it depends' option for a mixed stance. This game has many good points about it, but also many things that could definitely use improving. Had there been no patches up until this point, I would have left a negative review and said to let this one cook a bit more before you pull the trigger on it. However, the devs have been putting in the work to give this game the polish it needs, and during my time playing I felt the improvements with each patch that came out. Note: This review will contain more negative points than positive ones, but that is by no means suggesting that there is much less positive to talk about - there's plenty of good here. I talk about the things that could be improved more as an additional point of feedback for the developers as well, as I know they are also keeping up on reviews and even responding to some - signs of a good developer right there. When the game first released, since it was technically not an early access game, I (like many others) was expecting an experience that was well balanced and relatively hitch free. Unfortunately during my playthrough it ended up feeling like a beta build of a game that would be given in say a press kit for content creators to get early footage and promote the game that was to be released in a few months. Crashes were frequent, things broke and spoiled way too fast, and the game, although great artistically, tanked on the performance side of things, However I am happy to say that this is no longer the case. Things are in a much better state now and much more in line with what I expected of a fully released title, which makes me confident that the devs are working hard in the right direction, For that I appreciate the effort they are putting in to address feedback from their players, and on communications and update frequency I cannot fault them for their attentiveness. It's clearly a project they care a great deal about and it shows much more now the initial pain points have been addressed. Some things I would like to see adjusted for the near and far future: Animal herd / flock mechanics: Currently hostile animals are a pain to try and tame, not because of how you tame them, but because when you're trying to get one to a neutral state to approach the nest, all the others in the group run you off and try to kill you. This means to befriend the one animal of the species you need to take to a nest, you have to get the whole flock to neutral or just go in rambo with your tranq gun, which feels against the spirit of the game. Personally, I don't like shooting the animals unless I really, really have to. Getting the whole nest to cautious is also unreliable, as leaving snacks on the ground means that any of the animals in that nest, hostile or not, could eat it - and that means a ton of snack crafting, which feels like unnecessary grind (not that I feel this was intended). I think if one of the animals in a nest becomes neutral, the rest should turn from hostile to cautious as they have seen you come and go with food and not trying to hurt them. As such, I've held off on trying to tame every animal species and only done the mainline quest ones, as I feel I'd be sitting for hours waiting for plants to grow to make snacks. Recipe Unlocks: Getting to wrecks for recipe unlocks is a nice idea, but depending on what wreck you go to will depend on the unlock. Unfortunately some of the REALLY essential ones like the fridge aren't pinpointed, and until you get that, you'll have a bad time trying to stockpile plants and fruits for crafting. This was a major pain point during my playthough. I think a quest that would guide you to at least the fridge and later the garage would be very helpful to ease the early game stress a bit, as by the time I did get to the garage unlock, I'd pretty much finished the main story and was on the final mission. The other issue is that when you see the smoke from wrecks, it's not always clear where the area is that has the smoke, as all of the particles appear to be the same size and have a tendency to shrink as you get closer. This threw me off for ages trying to find a wreck that ended up being in a much later biome. Traversal: The map feels a bit 'gatey' and getting to later areas always feels like you're going on a long trek - and as a result you tend to see a ton of what you have already seen, and less time exploring a new area before you've become tired or immunity runs low. During my playthrough it also meant getting plants back home was a race against time, since spoilage was very fast. Spoilage has been addressed a bit in recent patches so this will cause less stress when exploring, but the map's design could use a bit of polish. Extra shortcuts to new areas (like moving a fallen log down the small waterfall to make a walkway from area 1 to area 2, for example, or dropping a rope from a high cliff down to an earlier area, or even finding a schematic for modular metal ladders to climb tall cliffs) would make traversal much nicer. There are also areas of boiling water that are just there to be a gate and its function is both obvious and immersion breaking to me - more organic dangers like hostile fauna in the water (there is at least one, but could expand this mechanic) would make traversal possible but dangerous unless you perhaps pacify those creatures first - this would then permanently unlock water traversal between those areas. Getting more ways to get to new areas would make things less linear, but feel more organic. An upgraded variant of the hoverboard to float over water could also solve this. Some cliffs are climbable, and others that are about the same height are not. If our character can climb one at height X she should be able to climb all cliffs at height X. At the moment all these things together make exploration more of a pain point than a genuine enjoyable experience, which is a shame especially when there is so much attention paid to the art choice and style. Multiplayer: This game would REALLY benefit from having the option to play as a duo / trio. There is a lot of micromanaging in some parts like finding resources of keeping up with plant growth cycles, and having a helper to take some of those tasks and split duties would be great. Hopefully we will see this in the future as I can imagine this being a ton of fun with friends. Overall, I'd give it a go if you like games like Planet Crafter, Satisfactory or Subnautica, but be prepared for a little bit of clunk at this point in time. Should more things be addressed and I'm inclined to play the game through again, I'll update this review as necessary.

While you can definitely tell who made it, it's not bad. I like it. Cute, engaging, and easy enough for folks to figure out. But.. I don't think it should have been released yet. Holding it back to flesh it out more would have been a better choice. Snail loves to rush stuff, and it shows. Good luck to Frozen. Overall: Fine on sale under $10. $30? Nah.

I like it, so far, but it needs some work. The controller support is wonky at best and the fact that you cannot toggle on and off the tools is awful. Hopefully it gets some patch soon.

Honestly, I've had a great time playing this. It's relaxing and a kinder version of the aquatic themed game frequently reflected. The genetics part is alright but admittedly is more "hey this is fun, and that's kinda cool..." than "I must obtain the perfect fur baby". Once you get smote by a horned doggo though, you realize that while friend shaped, noooot always friend lol

Скучный и вторичный по всем фронтам кусок выцвевшего пластика.

Le jeu lag tellement que c'est injouable, j'ai même dû modifier des fichiers pour simplement qu'il se lance, je suis très déçu, le concept était pourtant prometteur.

Chill survival craft. Vague subnautica vibes, 0 horror elements though

If you are looking for a chill laid back title this is it! Definitely worth picking up!