I really want to like this game. It has the best building system I've ever encountered and the professions are varied with plenty of unlockable content. However, that's where the good stops.

They added timers to crafting. This isn't a deal breaker in itself. Plenty of survival games add timers. But these are mobile game timers. For example, you need 100 charcoal to make bronze. You get 25 charcoal every 20 minutes. So that's 80 minutes of waiting to get the charcoal. Then it takes 15 minutes to make the bronze ingots. So that's 95 minutes of work (1 hour and 25 minutes) just to get a basic material. It's insane.

Resource placement also needs a look over. Basic materials like tin end up right next to high leveled enemies which are impossible for you to defeat. Devs say the goal is to cooperate with others but the player base just isn't there. I've also seen ore nodes spawn in mid air and lots of materials like to spawn hanging on the side of mountains.

Inventory management is another issue. You need so many materials to do anything and most of them have stack sizes of 25 or 50. You might think this is enough but it takes 50 wood just to make one order or charcoal. My house is basically a giant mountain of chests to store things at this point. There is just a major disconnect between how much chests store and the materials they require for recipes or leveling professions (i won't even touch on the ridiculousness in that as many other reviews already do).

I do not recommend this game at this time. The most pressing thing is the punishing timers on crafting and the sheer impossibility of inventory management. If these two things get fixed, then I'd change to recommended even with the other issues.

I will never like a game that takes actual hours of real time for a resource to be produced, and then requires endless spamming of junk with extremely low amounts of storage, in order to level up and progress in anything you're doing.


Do NOT play this unless you have a whole group dedicated to this game.

I play games like this to craft like crazy, but this game is the first one I have said "this is too much". It starts with promise but quickly devolves into a grind-heavy, time-consuming slog that drains any sense of enjoyment (especially if you are playing alone which technically your not suppose to, but not all of us have friends, or like being social). What could have been an immersive survival/Crafting experience is overshadowed by the game’s tedious crafting loops.

Gathering resources is an exhausting chore. Even basic tasks like chopping wood or hunting take forever, and the sheer amount of materials needed for crafting and base maintenance is absurd. You’ll spend hours just scraping together enough supplies for minor upgrades, making progression feel like a distant mirage rather than a rewarding journey.

The game demands so much micromanagement that it feels like a second job. From constantly scavenging and managing boxes and crafting tools/supplies there’s no time to actually enjoy the world or explore beyond survival basics. The relentless grind doesn’t foster immersion—it creates frustration.

Fun building

good open world

Way to grindy. I love this game but Devs need to adjust the grind and remember games are supposed to evolve, be enjoyable, and gather new players, not dishearten old ones to leave. Ill change my review when the devs listen to the players.

Beautiful land.

I'm currently 36 hours into the game and its been a lot of fun. I would recommend this game to anyone looking for a long term type game with a slow grind.

the graphics are awesome, the game is fun, all the skills are interconnected. It is a grinding game, but I enjoy it. Can be done solo, but it is hard. Reccommend making friends to help each other other

I got the game and liked it, unfortunately they run their devs off a select few and specific players. I wouldnt recommend this.