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Very fun co-op game! Nice mix of survival/crafting and story-driven gameplay.

The fireworks perk will make happy little "Wheee" noises when you open boxes. 10/10.

We were terrorised by a phantom Techno Deer stuck in a tree for several in-game weeks before it was killed by a surprised wood-gathering Viking. Tried to sail to the edge of the world and got lost. Looked fabulous in fur while mercilessly hunting the wildlife.

Highly recommended with friends.

Rock and Stone... hell yeah, brother!

Excellent co-op experience with friends. Continually getting updated for free. Warning: may contain drunken dwarves.

Another great co-op building game from CoffeeStain!

A huge world that's well detailed with plenty to explore. Tonnes of options for transport from Futurama-style hyper tubes to sprawling nuclear-powered train lines, launch pads and a bunch of vehicles to drive. Plenty of content, building types, and a nice big tech tree. Lots to do, even though it's early access.

Highly recommended.

This game is fun, and I've spent many hours on it. However I'm gonna say overall it's not been the best experience.

Each time I come back to the game I have to re-build my mod list. This is a mixture of the classic drop-off of interest from developers over time, but also that every new DLC release seems to break previous mods. The rate that DLC comes out for this game (usually not free) means that mods are lucky to survive for more than 12 months without being broken, abandoned, and then superceeded. The DLC itself is fairly pricey for what little they add (£10 for snow: wow!), yet you're still reliant on user-created mods to get the game working in a reasonable and coherent way.

Mods such as Precision Engineering, MoveIt and Traffic Manager (TMPE) are almost essential to be able to accurately and easily create road layouts that function in a realistic manner. Without them the traffic in this game suffers badly from poor routing and quickly becomes overloaded and bogged down. Considering these issues have been present since release they're long overdue for some TLC.

Most recently the devs saw fit to add a "launcher" to the game. This appears to do nothing more than take an age to start up before closing when you launch the game. It's designed to push the usual irrelevant drivel (social marketing campaigns, advertisements, various encouragements to hand over your personal details, etc) yet it doesn't seem to offer anything worthwhile for the user. I can only assume this is the latest method of gathering data about the playerbase without actually paying attention to the current complaints and issues. I hope it's not purely for the extract telemetry, but we shall see.

Skill trees now missing, exploration crippled, mob-locking makes no sense. "Quests" are thinly veiled repetitions of the same formulaic pattern. Crafting is basically pointless.

For a game inspired by Minecraft and Zelda it lacks the ability to express yourself through creation or make you care at all about any of the story lines.

Too little, too late, CubeWorld.

Aye, not bad. Runs like crap on everything but it's great fun.

I run/ran a server on the back of my dedicated (centOS) and it was alright to setup and maintain with some third party tools. Stuck everything at 5x rates (experience and resources) and it made it lots of fun and much less grindy. I recommend it.

Arrr! 'Tis a bootyful game!

Not bad.