Island Paradise

Lots to do. Game does need a bit of guess work for some things and after playing for 60 odd hours my axe no longer works, I tried re installing but still no luck. Hopefully this bug can be fixed, other than that I have had no other problems with the game it is nice to look at and if you are mainly interested in the grind without the hassle then this game could be for you.

It's a fun game, but I feel like more direction would be helpful. There are also some game mechanics that could use improving. I would like it if items used for crafting are removed from the inventory as soon as it starts crafting; rather than after the item is crafted. It would also be helpful if there were some indication in the recipes for crafted items as to what is STILL needed by taking the player's inventory into account. A map would be nice as well...

I love Island Paradise After Storm. This game fulfills a part of me that no other game has - a well crafted survival game without combat or violence. It's cozy and relaxing and has so many things to do. Every aspect makes me happy - the crafting, the building, gather resources, farming. And yes, it can be a grind, but it's a fun grind. The freedom of being able to do a multitude of things, from exploring to fishing makes this game one of my absolute favorites. Thank you Marius for creating this beautiful game.

WOW! Honestly, I picked up this game a while ago, and just decided to jump back into it today. I'M SO GLAD I DID! This game has morphed into something amazing and I'm so excited that it's also multi-player! My biggest tip, straight from the dev, is to read the GUIDE when you get into the game. Without "quests" to guide you, the Guide is the BEST resource and you can tell the dev put A LOT of thought into this game. It's MUCH more than meets the eye, and you will not regret taking a look at this game!

This Game is My Favourite.... Absolutely Awesome 🏠😊🥰🏝️🐨🔨⛏️🪓🪣🍅🌽🥔🍄‍🟫🍄🥀🌻🌲🏝️🫎🍯🍶🏠

This is not a fast-paced game, but it will keep you engaged for a long time. I really like that there are many activities to do—building, farming, and mining to raise funds and gather supplies so you can move forward. Progress requires work and planning; nothing is simply handed to you. In the beginning, there is a lot of running around with limited resources. As the game develops, this evolves into train travel, eventually allowing you to use an entire train to move resources and supplies more efficiently. You can journey through the game at your own pace. Each site can be fully developed with furniture, decorations, and landscaping, or you can choose to develop only what’s needed to acquire resources and continue progressing. There are puzzle elements, but not in the traditional sense—there are no mini-games. Instead, you must figure out the best order to develop areas, and there may be multiple ways to achieve your goals. You can also return to previously developed areas to improve them further. I have played this game for 138 hours, primarily in multiplayer, and I have completed the main game. I plan to return to mess around with our creations, especially now that there are new updates with improved gameplay and fun events to come.. :just jen

With all of the crafting/survival games out there, it's tough to find one that stands out in the crowd. Island Paradise (IP) still manages to fit in nicely, however, but is geared mostly for noobs. The interface is clean and easy to understand, and goals are nearly self-explanatory. As in most games in the genre, it follows the tried and tested method of craft, build, and stay alive. As of this writing, there are no annoying enemies or environmental problems to get in the way, again, making IP a good choice for those wanting to give crafting/surviving a shot. It can't get any simpler, causing experienced players to look elsewhere for tougher action.