Worlds Adrift is a massive multiplayer that is unlike any other. It is not done yet and it requires a lot of patience if you choose to pick it up.

Let's get into it:

You can fly boats with your bros to explore a surreal world of flying islands, natural hazards and the most annoying carnivores that ever have existed since Leapers in Diablo 2. It's baffling to think that with a premise of numerous people flying numerous boats across numerous islands and cubic kilometers upon cubic kilometers of sky would work, but it does. Sort of. Most of the time. There are bugs and nusiances and perks that come with the early access territory and by God they will test and strain and frustrate you. You need a very thick hide to stick with this game and your friendships will be strained. But ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, we have had adventures the likes that you read about in story books when you grew up. Building ships and flying them through the skies, customizing and decorating them to make them feel like a home, using the most intuitive movement system that I've ever seen in a video game to explore megastructures and shattered landscapes, fighting for your life against creature, weather and player to protect what's yours, and most important of all the wonder when you look across an open sky to see a world that begs for you to explore it.

It needs time, it needs patience, it needs support. I will suggest this game to those who are brave, but I must warn you to do your research and understand what kind of beast you're going to get into. There's more to it than a few trailers and a good summary can ever explain.

Worlds Adrift is a massive multiplayer that is unlike any other. It is not done yet and it requires a lot of patience if you choose to pick it up. Let's get into it: You can fly boats with your bros to explore a surreal world of flying islands, natural hazards and the most annoying carnivores that ever have existed since Leapers in Diablo 2. It's baffling to think that with a premise of numerous people flying numerous boats across numerous islands and cubic kilometers upon cubic kilometers of sky would work, but it does. Sort of. Most of the time. There are bugs and nusiances and perks that come with the early access territory and by God they will test and strain and frustrate you. You need a very thick hide to stick with this game and your friendships will be strained. But holy shit, we have had adventures the likes that you read about in story books when you grew up. Building ships and flying them through the skies, customizing and decorating them to make them feel like a home, using the most intuitive movement system that I've ever seen in a video game to explore megastructures and shattered landscapes, fighting for your life against creature, weather and player to protect what's yours, and most important of all the wonder when you look across an open sky to see a world that begs for you to explore it. It needs time, it needs patience, it needs support. I will suggest this game to those who are brave, but I must warn you to do your research and understand what kind of beast you're going to get into. There's more to it than a few trailers and a good summary can ever explain.