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!

The preface for the game is great and is something I haven't seen done right often, yet obviously due to it being in pre-release it has many bugs which i hope will be fixed in the full release. Along with this the game has some flaws in its item collection such as the lack of easy way to get items such as stalk and rocks (with it not respawning) and the fellow villagers not actually collecting what they are tasked to collect. The game has massive potential and i get that there is a small team behind it, which i commend, yet within a session of 5 hours me and my friend managed to complete all stages of the game and max out progression, so hopefully much more will be added soon! update me in comments!.

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.

If you like to play RPG and dont mind how graphics looks then this is the game for you. I like that you can expand but it takes time and how you can go across the map. Keep iut up cant wait for new things to develop.

Saw this hit 1.0 and hoped it wouldn't be too bad. Combat feels bad. Tried the clubs, have to be hugging the enemy to hit it. Tried the spear, it felt like the range of a punch. Even the enemies seem to miss a lot. Collecting items requires a press and hold of like a half a second of the pickup button. Can't just rapidly pick up sticks, stones, berries, etc. have to press and hold for each one. It feels tedious. Right click changes camera between always following behind the player and being fixed and allowing you to move the mouse cursor around the screen and turn the character any direction without the camera repositioning behind the player. Left click is attack and attacks in the direction of your mouse cursor. If you toggle to fixed, move the mouse to the lower left, then toggle back so the camera is following your character from behind and then try to attack, the character will turn around and face toward the lower left of your screen and attack. This was confusing and just feels bad. In other games with different camera options attacking while the camera is behind/following you makes you just attack directly in front of your character. Game seems like it has a lot of potential, but this feels like an Early Access game.

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.

Really enjoyed playing Polylithic! The game looks beautiful, and the soundtrack fits the atmosphere really well. I played it in multiplayer and had a lot of fun exploring and figuring out how things work on my own. It was a fun little challenge and made discovering things feel really rewarding. Overall, a really lovely game from a small indie studio. I’m definitely going to give the single-player story mode a try as well, and I’m looking forward to seeing what the devs come up with next! :)

I only have about 5 hours of playtime so far, but I already wanted to share my thoughts on discovering Polylithic 1.0. I had never even heard of the game before this new version, and it has honestly been a real surprise and a personal favorite. Whether you play solo or in co-op, the experience is incredibly relaxing and enjoyable. Between exploring a procedurally generated map with a warm and welcoming atmosphere and gradually developing your own Stone Age tribe, Polylithic is definitely worth checking out if you have any interest in this fascinating period of human history. More than anything, this is a game that rewards taking your time. You slowly grow your tribe, explore the world, settle down, and progress at your own pace. So I would recommend not judging it too quickly because of the few bugs that are still present. Give the game some time to show you what it has to offer. Behind those small issues is a genuinely enjoyable and immersive experience, with a beautiful take on this period of human evolution.