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Played for roughly 200+ hours now. I enjoy settlement making after realizing that styling up your home and furnishing it has an impact to your character's endurance (stamina) which is important for travelling, fighting, and flying. I'm glad they added that mechanic in the game so it makes more sense to gather materials and explore.

I can also make settlements in different biomes, good for when I feel bored in the same old starting area.

I have a server with my husband and another with my brother. It's more fun in multiplayer but it doesn't mean you cannot enjoy it solo.

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Very enjoyable game with family and friends. Mechanics, lore, gameplay keep getting better every update. I played Portal Knights previously and this one is a huge level up from that. Keep the updates coming!

A lot of potential for this game to get better. I enjoyed the random events, the loot tiers, bandits and rogue soldiers. I know there are other games similar to this one, but I enjoyed all the hours I spent here. I hope that multiplayer gets implemented soon and more updates to come.

I played about 15hours and didn't notice. It's not a marathon though, I played during free time. I enjoy this game a lot because it is casual, chill, and fun. The game won't punish me for being on AFK or missing out on challenges. The graphics is SO CUTE and easy to the eyes. More content please! Wish this game is successful too

There's definitely a lot more to improve from this demo version. I'm glad they are giving us this opportunity to test build mode.

Camera controls and movement need to be adjusted. I can't help it, there really is a bias towards sims controls and camera. Not saying it needs to be copied over vivaland, but I think you can have something of your own that we can adapt to (but please make it better and snappy than what you have on demo).

Roofs are tricky to snap and they don't hide their overlaps. Hope in the full version, that will be resolved.

The lighting and furnishings are great. Scenery of the default portion of a town is idyllic.

Hmm The grass looks grainy for me plus they show up in build mode grid view. On live mode, I'm sure I'll appreciate the level of grass detail.

I'll be back to edit and update review as I test this demo some more.

Just in time as I just got my first car in real life, I got this game on sale to play and help me regain some confidence in terms of driving. It refreshes my memory about common road signs, traffic laws, and that there are penalties and financial consequences in driving (damaged truck? pay thousands of euros. traffic violation? pay up instantly).

I don't have the fancy controllers but on keyboard + mouse, this game brings me great fun. Not to mention, I learn little bits of technical stuff about trucks (I don't even drive one or plan to). But it changed how I looked at trucks IRL and I just have this newfound respect for professional drivers and admiration for truck aesthetics.

I recommend this game! Keep on trucking!

Nice game so far. Took me a while to transition to this from TRS 1. Lot of grind to unlock a lot of things but it's fun.

Don't be fooled with the 200 plus hours worth of gameplay. My brothers bought an original game cd for Skyrim years ago. I have an old save file worth hundreds of hours from that as well. So perhaps, it can be assumed I've played this game close to 500 hours and a bit more.

I love that my old save file was loadable.
I love that there's a community modding it to this day.
I love that the mods add more fun and it makes the game better
I love Survival Mode, finally those sweetrolls have their use
I like Skyrim Together mod (Like because it has glitches)
I find peace in using console command when bugs happen in quests, sometimes there's just no way around it if the npc doesn't give quest like it's supposed to

Echoing what the positive reviews have stated based on my experience -

Great gameplay
- combat via all areas [sea, sky, land and space]
- survival mechanics
- multiplayer with option to setup own server or use VPN to connect with friends in local co-op
- join the public servers
- flexible difficulty levels
- you and your friends can form a crew and manage your vehicles and resources (via remote access = storage, crafting, turrets)
- story and side quests
- influencing faction territories
- DIY vehicles (components, color, look, size and weight, capabilities, number of seats for your team)
- Library of vehicles you can order by paying resources (workshop or prefabs)
- defend your base and selves from PVP or faction attacks
- improved graphics
- potential
- dev involvement to concerns

Needs improvement with the ff
- onboarding players with the changes
- onboarding players with multiplayer setup
- letting them know about the changes through the game interface (bec sadly many don't read your patch notes) so that they understand upon loading their outdated game that things have changed and that they must create a new game to enjoy again
- faction quests and npc quests
- more events in space
- patrolling factions in space

All in all, I love this game. There were a lot things I discovered myself that I would say the devs missed out to convey to the people who are new to this game. I got my family into this game.

Updated Review Version 1.0 Experimental
I love the new character models. Thank you for making the armors gender fluid. The enforcer outfit doesn't look tacky or too booby for my female character. The new vehicle models also look good! The tier 6 missions are really difficult but I love that too.

It's quite a list of many things that I enjoyed with this version. I really wish you add the factions and NPCs very very soon. I keep imagining escort missions for passing traders or rescuing a lost scavenger/family. Building a community to keep frecruited NPCs safe would be nice. Makes a player more invested.

The mod authors are still amazing up to this day! They also make the game more interesting, balanced, and even convert 7days into something else entirely.

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Updated review version A19

It's been more than 1,000 hours of playing this game. I've modded it in different ways and I still enjoy playing it to this day. I have plenty of items on my wish list that I hope the devs will fulfill. But it doesn't stop the fun or the chill passing of time that this game gives me.

I'm excited with A20 and beyond.

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Playing with siblings and our circle of friends. On a good day, it's 10 of us online and surviving together in this game. We started level 1, dying over and over till we learned and levelled up.

Fast forward, our base is a thriving fort -
farming at the rooftop
landing strip
battle area for horde night
complete vehicle options
automatic garage doors and tunnel into the base
our own living quarters
electricity available using generators and soon by solar power
multiple workbenches, forges, chem stations, table saw

UPDATE

Thankfully, this game supports modding. I highly recommend to everyone in PC to try out the Ravenhearst Edition of this game. If you're done and bored being high level and the hard mode in the base game is like easy-peasy to you - then Ravnehearst answers your call. It's a modded version of this game with realistic/semi-realistic features of playing survival vs zombies. Mod authors take their time to improve the game while we wait for the next releases from Fun Pimps. There's more to this game when the mods come in.

The first Witcher game that I've played. I bought a copy of the GOTY edition for PS4 2years ago. Did a whole run on easy mode - and I loved it. 2nd time playing with PC platform, 2 years later after PS4 and I still love it! Choosing Yennefer for the 2nd time around with no regrets. After watching The Witcher in Netflx, I realized how much I missed this game! It's one of my favorite games ever. It never fails to make me feel love for the characters and the world in it.