Polylithic

Polylithic really exceeded my expectations. The visuals are stunning, the gameplay is genuinely fun, and the controls feel solid and intuitive. I started playing the game in multiplayer, which has virtually no tutorial or explanation. I actually enjoyed the lack of a tutorial - it made the experience feel more immersive and encouraged us to figure things out together. I also really like how the game handles progression. Each building or tool unlocks just a few additional items, so the crafting system never feels overwhelming. I really enjoyed exploring the beautiful biomes, and also the combat system is surprisingly fun and engaging. The only issue I would mention is that there are a few bugs here and there, but nothing that seriously took away from the experience. Overall, definitely worth checking out if you enjoy survival games!

Really great experience so far, can't wait to see what else they add. I've only experienced minor bugs but a few were taken care of last patch. I'd really recommend giving this game a shot and seeing what these devs cook up in the future.

Polylithic is an EA game that isn't worth playing at the present time, MEH

Still a WIP, but very much playable and enjoyable as it is. Polylithic is a very ambitious game and it's shaping up to be exactly the kind of game I've been wanting to play for years. If you're into prehistory like me and you like survival games then Polylithic is definitely worth checking out. It already has enough content for it's price and the development is active with frequent updates.

Tried Polylithic again with the 1.0 release and it's good to see how much has changed since Early Access. The changelog is huge, with a lot of fixes, improvements and changes throughout the game. There are still a few rough edges, but the overall experience feels much more polished now. If you played it before and put it aside because of bugs or unfinished features, I think the 1.0 version is worth giving another look.

An excellent concept with great soundtrack, graphics and gameplay. Still a few bugs here and there but nothing that detracts terribly from the overall experience. Reminds me quite a bit of the original Subnautica, captures that solitude and ambience quite well. I almost passed it up because so many people were whining about bugs in the reviews, and I'm very glad I didn't. To those people I now say bah humbug and clear skill issue. There's a learning curve here for sure but combat and gameplay are consistent, and it's actually quite refreshing to not have every detail and mechanic spelled out. Excited to see how this evolves and enjoying it thoroughly.

For the price your getting a fun game. The game play is fun (with a fair amount of cheese) and very addictive. The low poly art style (which might not be for everyone) look good in this setting. It let you live out you caveman fantasy that you might not known you had. This has a game has a get base and I hope that the dev build off it. And since this small dev team listen to feedback and fix bugs that I've encounter in a short time, I'm sure they will.