Shamania

I like the game, very nice and cozy. Sadly im missing few key feature to me, thats why i need refund: But once the devteam is add that features im willing to buy again. The missing things: 1. Add manual save feature 2. Add offline playability to Singleplayer 3. Add Pause feature to Singleplayer 4. We need yet with some optimisation(but the first 3 point more important)

Fun and entertaining open-world survival game that feels like a cozier take on the genre. It’s not groundbreaking, but I had a good time with it and found a lot to like, especially the exploration. [u]What I Enjoyed[/u] [list] [*] The world is the real star here. It’s cozy, cute, whimsical, charming, and genuinely interesting. The environments are colorful and diverse, and there’s a lot to find and collect while exploring. [*] I enjoyed working on building my little settlement and unlocking new items to decorate with. [*] Exploration was by far my favorite part. Wandering around and discovering new areas and items kept me engaged. Nearly every item serves a purpose, which felt thoughtful and satisfying. [*] I encountered zero bugs during my playthrough, which is always a plus, especially for an indie project. [*] Overall it has a solid, approachable feel. The game isn’t overly complex, and it delivers a more relaxed survival experience than most games in the genre. [/list] [u]Minor Things[/u] [list] [*] The controls aren’t the most intuitive at first, though you do get used to them. I needed to look in the settings to figure out what keys did what as there was no guide or explanation when you start, you just get dropped into the world. [*] While the game is open world, progression felt a little too linear. You often need to do specific things in a specific order, which undercuts some of the freedom. [*] The raid bosses felt overly difficult (if not designed) for solo play. It almost feels like it’s pushing you toward multiplayer, which is a bit of a shame. Difficult combat can be fine, and maybe better equipment will help, but it was a noticeable hurdle. [*] It can feel a bit repetitive after a while, which is why I haven't picked this one up as often as I thought I would. I definitely plan to go back to it though being the achievement addict that I am. :) [/list] [u]Final Thoughts[/u] Shamania is a solid indie survival game with a charming, colorful world and strong exploration. It’s not reinventing the wheel, but it’s fun, cozy for the genre, and well put together. If you like survival games with a lighter, more whimsical tone and plenty to discover, this one is worth checking out. [table] [tr] [th]For more reviews and recommendations check out the [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45071674-Under-Starry-Skies/] Under Starry Skies [/url] curator page![/th][/tr][/table]

So let me get this straight....with this "massive update"....we only got a snore of a boss fight, and can run around and grind out currency for rings, necklaces, trinkets, and 2 mounts. No new weapons, no new armor, no pets, and not even new cosmetics? Why did you even bother having 2 merchants to sell us stuff? Its 5 items! FFS. I've been wearing the same crappy armor since Cinderveil. The second fricking area!

I am honestly really frustrated with this game. The first time I created a world, naked and weaponless, an elemental was right there at the spawning point to kill me. Over again. Villagers don't help out if you run into the dome, so the elemental can sit there and still shoot you while you are in the dome. So, I deleted and created another one for the SAME THING TO HAPPEN, even on EASY! I really wanted to like this, but it really needs more work if it expects to compete with other survival games that are out there.

Man, what to say about this game... I really don't want to hate on some indie devs too much, but man, this game looks, plays and feels like some kind of (insert popular game engine here) template survival game. The sounds are cheap, the animations are cheap, the movement and combat is janky and as bland as can be. The characters are ugly and look nowhere near as good as the capsule art makes you believe they do. And I'm really not sure why they thought putting mmo style fetch quests and skill trainers and the stationary vendor npcs in a survival game like it's some kind of mmorpg. I bought this game because it kinda looked cute and cozy on the store page, but man is it cheap. Definitely nowhere near what anyone should consider a full release. There are so many better survival games out the for cheaper than this, especially during the sales, that I simply can't recommend this for anyone.

Beat it in a day. Needs much more content and more refinement. Feels cheap and clunky Also made the mistake of afk-ing. Got smoked by a bad that spawned in my house. Bag dropped but disappears in 5 mins. I lost everything. So don't do that.

The only positive thing about this game is the price point. Utterly boring, janky animations, no immersion. Just... bad.

No humans [strike]refunded[/strike]. Just kidding. The game just isn't for me. The biggest problems are: [list] [*]Automation should come before the end game [*]The small inventory is a real game killer [*]Same for not being able to craft from chests [/list] [strike]Cancelled my refund.[/strike] Going to give it another shot. Going for the refund. These issues I mention are just killing any fun of the game. Bought Refunded Bought and Refunded. There is lots right about this one. But the general lack of any real quality of life in the end kills this game for me.