Polylithic

I’ve been following Polylithic progress since the EA release, and it’s been great to see how much the team genuinely cares about the game and how many good updates they’ve delivered along the way. Looking forward to the 1.0 release!

Early Access-Spiel Extrems. Wartet lieber noch, bis man wenigstens wirklich spielen kann. sorry. Sagen wir in zehn Jahren ist der Fake bestimmt fertig, also 2023 hats begonnen und wird voraussichtlich spielbar im Jahr 2040 evtl. Echt krass das man heutzutage sowas veröffentlichen darf. Ist quasi wie ein 500 Seiten Buch mit einer Seite Text, auf den restlichen Seiten steht dann ''Ist automatisch Geld-Generierend Buch''.

O desenvolvedor voltou a atualizar o jogo o que e bom,aguardando ansioso pelo que vem pela frente,ainda falta o idioma português

[h1] Great Concept, Mediocre Execution [/h1] [h3] Riddled with bugs [/h3] I was initially excited after watching the trailer and reading the concept. Survival Crafting game with colony sim style management. That's pretty much what it is but the game is like a shallow pool. The survival/crafting/combat is functionable, but not particularly interesting. The Colony management is just assign one task to a tribe member and as far as I could tell that was pretty much it. Make sure they have food and a bed and your good. [b] Positives [/b] + Visually pleasing artstyle: I usually stray away from games that look like they just use a synty low-poly asset pack, but I was actually pleased with how the game looked. + Core Gameplay loop isn't terrible: I don't mind wandering around picking up sticks, hunting smaller game, manually crafting basic supplies, at least at first. + Timing mini-game: Lots of little QTEs for fishing, cooking, harvesting. It's a small detail that makes the game more engaging than just pressing E to pickup loot. + Craft from storage: Such a necessity for modern survival games. Happy to see this wasn't overlooked [b] Negatives [/b] - [b] buggy [/b] [i] it's an ugly planet, a bug planet [/i]: This is what ultimately stopped me from wanting to continue my campaign. NPCs getting stuck, housing not detecting correctly, items falling to ground and vanishing, lock on getting stuck on something invisible.. I can handle some jank (I love you Kenshi) but this was just plain frustrating especially in a 1.0 build. - Ai: Companions, Animals, NPCs, they just all seem so sporadic. You can easily cheese the pathfinding to get away from things, the pets run circles around my feet while I'm trying to dodge roll (just like my dog while I'm trying to cook) commands that do something but nothing noticeable. - Combat: Lackluster. Aiming ranged weapons is never where I want it to be, lock on just feels floaty and off. It's not the worst combat ever, but it's just nowhere near what it should be if hunting is going to be a huge part of the game. I would prefer something simpler akin to runescape or kenshi to something floaty and offputting. - Colony: You can assign tribe members a task to gather, hunt, craft or cook. That's about it. They get a single task they can do. No stock limits to stop them from turning all your wood into arrows so you have to micro-manage their one task, they're like worker ant drones powered by a single core ai. Happiness seems pretty linear and just boosts or debuffs the productivity of their single task, but it's extremely easy to keep them happy. - Unexplained Mechanics: I'm all for the figure it out as you go style of learning. You can play the campaign which has a sort of tutorial, or jump right into a sandbox. I went the campaign route and still didn't really understand much. [b] I.E. [/b] not sure how the tech tree works at all, do I need to craft all the types of items to unlock the next? do I need a certain number of building/tribe members? If that is the case, why would I need to go back and craft a wooden hammer/axe to get the checkmark if I just skipped it and went straight to stone? Does my character level up and get better at skills like the tribe members do? Is that why my aiming with the bow was so off? No idea. [h3] TLDR [/h3] It was fun for a bit, but after the bugs, lack of depth, and sub-par combat, it's just not a game I'm going to try and convince a friend to get to try multiplayer.

tem todos os idioma cd o português Brasil

I recently got into this game just before the 1.0 launch and played early access briefly and had no issues. Going into 1.0 (I have only played multiplayer exclusively so I cannot comment on singleplayer tutorial since multi is pure sandbox) I had an issue where the other player couldn't attack or cut down trees. A post was made on the discussions and within 45 minutes the dev had not only responded but pushed a hotfix. I have to commend that level of dedication to making sure people enjoy their game. Aside from that this game is pretty brutal at times but I love that, yes I have died many times but the progress is so great.

So far I like he game. Things that need to improve (imo): Inventory Management: -Followers Inventory doesn't seem to link to mine? so I have to manually move stuff out of their inventory, into mine, or common storage, etc. -A Loot All button (When your looting your dead body, community inventory chests, followers, etc) -Sort / re-sort / Auto Stack Cooking: -It would be nice to have a thing that shows the cooking patterns that you already know or have discovered, maybe click on it and it auto loads the ingredients -Cooking is super slow.. given all of the ingredients I have, to unlock tasks, etc - it's like a day or two of in-game time to get it all prepped, even to unlock the task. Maybe the world timer slows down significantly while you're in the cooking screen? IDK No other feedback right now, but enjoying the game.

Сильно не оптимизированная игра с супер кривым управлением Задумка хорошая, реализация кал