Plentiful

i like

Man this game is fun! It definitely has a learning curve, and reading the manual is mandatory if you want to succeed. There are a few things I'd like to see, such as different textures for trees, better pathfinding / mass movement, more in-depth descriptions of tiles and animals, and better food management. Though it's clearly early access I'm really enjoying the direction of the game and am looking forward to future updates. Overall: 8.7/10

Its a great game but it sure needs some new things like animals or something. I hope we get a lot of cool updates in the future

good

its alright i guess. looks ok, a bit boring.

Addicting!

I have very mixed feelings about this. At its core, this has plenty of potential, true. However, it has been released way too early; this product is not ready for the public (at the time of writing), not even in early access. In 30 minutes, you will have done practically all there is to do. There is zero modding community—just map editor shares. My advice would be to open it up to modding. The games that generate continuous sales and upward trajectories normally do so as a result of mods and the sheer verbosity of their modding communities(most die hard players either mod or use mods, and they are vocal about those games whether irl, on mod platforms or in media). That is what allowed Skyrim to achieve its golden old age. Instead of trying to sell the embryo of a game to secure funding (and thereby gaining an initial reputation for making people feel betrayed), consider that modding is crowdsourced coding. RimWorld incorporated mods as vanilla content in its v1.0 release (such as items from the group behind the Vanilla Expanded series).