
Voyagers of Nera is a cooperative survival-crafting game where you must survive a magical ocean world brimming with lost spirits and deadly monsters. Sail to distant islands, build beautiful villages and surf across the waves with up to 10 players.
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0/day in the week to Aug 31 → 3.86/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 25 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 10 places towards #1, and the 2,413 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
About
Voyagers of Nera is a cooperative survival-crafting game for up to 10 players set in a vast ocean full of ancient ruins and diverse biomes.
Nera is a magical ocean world full of beauty, magic, and danger. You are an Echo, descendants of the long-extinct protectors of this world. It falls to you to sail across the seas, defeat the monstrous creatures of the Deep, and awaken the spirits before they fade away forever.

As a solo player or a group, sail to distant islands or surf across the waves. Build your own boats from scratch by adding sails, decorations, cannons and magical stations. Dive beneath the surface to find rare resources and hidden treasure, but beware what lurks in the depths…

Your journey will take you to fantastical biomes like an island archipelago formed around a fallen colossus or coral cliffs that tower to the sky. To survive, you’ll have to build mighty seaside bases, craft new weapons, and awaken powerful nature spirits as you battle monstrous creatures both above and below the waves.

Lost spirits are scattered throughout the world, hiding from the monsters that prey on them. When you rescue them, they will help you in return by teaching you crafting recipes and new magical abilities.
Each biome was once the home of a powerful Elder Spirit, but they are now scattered and lost. Find their lost shards and awaken them to inherit their incredible powers and restore the world of Nera.

Build growing, customizable island villages with an expressive construction system. Each base you build lets you refine resources, cook meals, and craft new gear - it also serves as a sanctuary for the spirits of the world. Build amenities to attract and protect them. In return, they will magically power your settlement, unlocking more powerful crafts.

Voyagers is a great solo experience and even better with friends! Play with up to 10 people on a server, add new players any time and contribute through different roles. Whether you like to adventure, craft, fight, or build, every choice helps your group progress.
For multiplayer, you can host a game for others to join, set up your own dedicated server for free, or rent a server from a range of approved partners.

We believe that all great games need player feedback, and we’ve been playtesting every two weeks since mid 2025. Early Access is our chance to get feedback from a lot more players, which will help us make the game better and better. We’d love to hear your thoughts through our in-game survey, on Steam, and in our Discord. To everyone who’s already played, thank you so much for supporting us and helping us improve the game!
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Красиво, но пока что в игре мало всего, есть куда расти
Voyagers of Nera is pretty damn near the perfect survival game. It is intuitive, just challenging enough, and extremely addictive. The progression system is intricate without becoming overly complicated. There is always something meaningful to work toward, but it never feels overwhelming. The graphics are both cute and beautiful, with a style reminiscent of Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom. At times, it looks like a gorgeous 3D animated film—vibrant and expressive without being excessively cartoonish. The combat is better than in most survival games and feels satisfying overall. The building mechanics are good, fluid, easy to use, and offer a lot of freedom. I especially enjoy building scaffolding into cliffs with stilts underneath, making structures look as though they were realistically constructed within the environment. I also love that tool degradation can be turned off. It lets me focus on the parts of the game I actually want to spend time on instead of constantly replacing or repairing tools. Items also move into your inventory quickly without unnecessary hassle, and the carrying capacity is generous enough that inventory management rarely becomes frustrating. Resource gathering is especially convenient because resources regenerate. This means you can return to familiar areas and farm materials again when needed without permanently stripping the environment. There are a few areas that could be improved. The building system lacks a free-movement camera mode and is restricted to what your character is looking at. You can switch between a distant and close-up view, but neither provides full camera freedom, which can make precise positioning difficult. Boat building is also somewhat awkward because the boat can clip, jerk around, and resist placement. It works, but the system feels slightly wonky. Boat steering is fine once the boat is moving, so I have no major issues with navigation. However, there should be a proper docking mechanic. Ladders are currently almost entirely decorative. They often stop working if there is a platform or structure beside them, even though that is exactly where ladders would normally be needed. At the moment, stairs are effectively required for all upward travel. Despite these issues, Voyagers of Nera is a beautiful and highly addictive survival game with strong progression, exploration, combat, resource gathering, and building systems.
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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Portuguese - Portugal, Spanish - Latin America*languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 161 reviews with recorded playtime.
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This needs many tweaks and adjustments to be somewhat enjoyable currently. I play a ton of games that are similar to this style. Its likely my favorite genre. I often wonder if the devs to these games even play a variety of games? Or do they have this grandiose idea of a game and not do any research how other games function. Having to have materials in your very limited inventory to craft anything feels extremely tedious and unnecessary when the chest next to you contains said items. So allowing to craft from containers like almost all survival games do nowadays would be a great addition. Tool tips are often broke and don't work. So when hovering over an item. you cant tell what that item is. The limited inventory and the clunkiness on how that even works. Transferring items back and forth to chests ect. It is not intuitive at all. Forcing me to put a food item in my hot bar to eat is annoying. I should be able to right click or hit E on anything in my inventory to be able to consume it. I dig the art style and the concept so far seems neat. Games like this usually keep me drawn in for a few weeks at a time. I'm struggling to even want to play this 1 hour after starting. All the tiny annoyances are not making me want to play this. It feels more like a chore than an enjoyable gaming experience. There is a performance issue happening occasionally. Just some frame hiccups. I haven't had enough time to investigate what it may be yet. but I do get some momentary freezes. My CPU is very old so that "could" have something to do with it. Everything else in my system is good. So maybe I have a slight bottleneck happening. I cant fault the game too much on that. even though everything else I run is smooth. Some optimization couldn't hurt.
Прикольная штука, но лучше подождать 1.0 версии, когда игру доделают окончательно
ultra bof ce jeu de survie, les graphismes c'est pas ça et le gameplay redondant, je recommande pas du tout, il y a beaucoup mieux ailleurs
Das Spiel hat die Kraft einen nach einem langen Tag im Büro wieder zu erden. Man kommt schnell runter und ist schnell entspannt. Bleibt zu hoffen das die Creator weiter für Content sorgen :-) Jetzt im Moment liebe ich es hier einfach mal abschalten zu können. Was ich für gewöhnlich in der Form eher auf dem Motorrad mache...
Je ne suis pas trop jeu de survie à la base, mais je me suis complètement laissé emporté par Voyager of Nera. Le jeu est absolument magnifique, avec une thématique Polynésie superbement réalisée. La difficulté du jeu est assez peu punitive, ce qui permet une expérience de jeu assez décontractée si l'on souhaite. L'histoire est vraiment bien également. Personnellement, j'adore explorer le monde magnifique de Voyager of Nera avec le bateau que je me suis construit (On peut le configurer un peu comme on le souhaite), et je prend énormément de plaisir à construire ma base, car le système n'est pas trop lourd pour le building. J'espère qu'il y aura plus d'éléments de décors par la suite ! Je recommande vraiment.
this game is scam, on trailer looks fantastic but in game, i played it with my friend and at first location it seem not that bad but after that there is no more interesting gameplay, mechanics and forgot what i wanted to say, so id defineteliy recommend this game. WWW comment
Jeux vraiment bien dev avec un trame d'histoire vraiment sympa et qui vaut le coup à faire en coop c'est génial ! On a fait Subnautica 2 juste avant celui là bah y'a pas photo Voyagers of Nera est un EA bien plus poussé et complet, je suis à la moitié du jeux à peut près en 13h (sans rush).
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