Recent reviews by Rupestre

I wish there were a "I don't know" or "Maybe" recommend buttom.
This game is well made and there seems to be plenty of content. HOWEVER, its hardcore af. Playing this game made Rust feel like a pathetically easy game. Everything is very realistic to the point of being excruciating, and thats why i would rate as a "maybe" instead of a clear "yes" or "no". Its a game that does a specific thing, and its really focused on this one specific thing: make the most realistic survival experience you can get. Maybe you do like survival-craft games and even then this game is not for you. This is a new level of hardcore that made me throw the towel.
But i must say, its a well made game for what i've seen. It would be unfair to give it a negative rating just because its not my cup of tea. If you are into this, you will love it. If you're not, you will hate it.

I've been playing it a lot recently, so I think its a good moment to write my review.
I you enjoy PVE survival craft, this game is great! I've been loving to discover every bit of the map, create new things, travel around and just live the world. Every survival-craft is a little different, and this one is no exception. It puts a little more emphasis on the environment and management than, lets say, Conan Exiles, but the recipes are overall way simpler, which is very practical and intuitive at the same time. You really get the feeling that the game tries to give you: that you are a cosmonaut in a terraformed yet still alien and hostile planet.
The missions are cool, and I also loved the station mechanic of being able to buy special equipments.

I'm not even a fan of this ancient middle-eastern aesthetic, but they did a magnific job with this one!

I loved this DLC! The map is quite large and diverse, and I feel the resources are also more well spread than the original map. The unique content is also quite interesting and fun! As the game is familiar but also stranger, I loved my experience playing through this map. It refreshed the awesome sense of exploration that I loved so much in the original map.

Also, if you see any negative reviews complaining about not being able to bring your stuff to the isle, just know they are dumb and don't understand how the game works, apparently. Every server is a world. You can't bring you old stuff there the same way you can't do this in a new server. It's really not a limitation.

The game definately needs some polishing, and it feels somewhat small in content, but it's fun. I think their idea was great, and many aspects of the game, such as pacing, really pleases me, but it doesn't feel like a 1.2.2 game, but rather as a 0.7 game

Great fun, a lot of content, plenty to do and an abundance of freedom. I love this game a lot! One of my all time favorites

My favorite mobile game AND space themed game ever with stunning graphics on PC! And yet... yet it feels more like a side project than the actual deal it should be. It lacks the great content of the DLCs AND Kaamo Club, plus the current android version of the game is kind of unplayable due to them skyrocketing the price of some key items (why the hell did you guys do that?). A basic tractor beam went from around 8,000 to 150,000. That's a basic item to even get some good money in the game, so without it is essentially impossible to grow in the game.

Bottom line, idk what the hell Fishlabs is thinking, but they made both steam and android versions of the game not worth playing by their own fault

One of my all-time favorites, but prohibitively expensive, EXTREMELY SPECIALLY in south-america. Hey Creative Assembly, you wanna skyrocket sales in south-america? Just slice the price in half for this region. I know so many people who want to buy this game but can't even at 50% discount during sales because its just unrealistically expensive for our currency

É um jogo muito tranquilo de jogar. Após pegar o jeito dos recursos básicos para impedir seus aldeões de morrer, é expandir e expandir! É bastante divertido se você está atrás de um jogo sem uma dificuldade muito alta, mas que ainda te engaje. Ele não se propõe a fazer tanta coisa assim, mas executa muito bem tudo o que faz.

Depois das primeiras 100 horas de jogo base, a diversão começa com os mods. Recomendo infinitamente moddar o jogo (Nexus tá aí pra isso). Em questão de gameplay esse jogo é bom tem tudo e não excelente em nada, mas com os mods certos ele pode ser excelente em tudo, e do teu próprio jeito. Ele vira teu playground pessoal para você jogar tão sério ou tão na zoeira quanto você quiser, e é uma maravilha e muito relaxante.
Além disso a lore do mundo Elder Scrolls é incrível, uma paixão que conquista qualquer fã do gênero fantasia. A densidade do mundo (e do mapa) continua me surpreendendo até hoje, mesmo depois de tantos anos. É o jogo que mais joguei na vida, e duvido que eu jogue outro tanto assim. Os mods então são a coroa numa obra que já é prima.