worth the buy ?

[BlackShark]

as title say not sure if i should or wait ?

[leathrnek1]

I would wait, a lot of things to be fixed. It is a grind and the crafting asks for items to build the 2 buildings in order to craft said item. Things like that and a few others make the game more of a wait and see deal.

[Adron [FoE]]

If you like games like medieval dynasty but wish it was more rpg like or had mount and blade aspects, then definitely worth it. The game has a lot of content.

If you can’t stand bugs and early access issues, then wait. But the game is playable and I’m already at 14 hours of enjoyment. So worth it for me

[BlackShark]

well i do like playing Valheim and enshrouded so though this looked similar but ye ill wait and see prob gona watch twitch then decide Thanks both of you for ur answers.

[Gab]

Originally posted by BlackShark:

as title say not sure if i should or wait ?

The game is awesome, I love it, I couldn't stop playing. Have you tried playing medieval dynasty ? it's x2 better than that. But before you buy make sure your computer is above minimum at least. If your pc specs minimum I think will have lag issues and other stuff and I am sure more update for the future and that also will have impact in your pc.

[Decado]

100% imo, game is surprising, far better quality than i anticipated, far more too it too.

[House-of-Haley]

No,
you should not wait.

Yes, you should buy it and gift the game to a friend to start up with you. I wish I had done that before my buddies went to Pax alpha for a week. *smh* but I didn't hear about this game until the day before the EA release.

The devs know they have a good game going. I will be busy for a few weeks trying to unlock the crafting tree. *note* it is a real crafting tree that looks like your Ancestry tree going back to your 15th grandfather.

[BlackShark]

oh damn oke

[Buck Fell]

I'm pretty impressed so far. I've played most every crafting survival game, most right at EA release and then a bit after they're finished (if they finish). Ark, Rust, Scum, Rimworld, The Forest, Green Hell, Stranded Deep, Escape the Pacific, Long Dark, No Man's Sky, Galactic Imperium, Medieval Dynasty, Space Engineers etc etc etc

At initial launch Bellwright is further along than many and more stable than most. E.G. Ark was a mess the first month. The game loop is engaging, it needs balance tweaking here and there (stamina, food, etc) but it's not bad, just things that could be better.

It's pretty short on hand holding so you have to figure things out but if you've played games like Rimworld you'll understand the NPC work order system.

From a game style I'd say it's like playing In Person Settlers or In Person Knights and Merchants.

All in all I'd say they've done really well, they face some pretty stiff opinion headwinds based on history with other games but I'm not sure what more they could be doing right now than having a playable game on day one and patching as things come up.

[DeathBlack]

2024 game of the year..... Bellwright!!! Game is so addictive, a medieval gamers dream come true..and the kicker is....its still in early access, just gonna get better.

[HuskyStrylight]

I say you should wait, game has plenty of bugs, bad decision choices, and not much content as of yet.

Combat is more similar to valheim so you might enjoy it, but if your use to mount & Blade medieval combat, its far from that.

NPC has many issues, ranging from bugging out in location, getting stuck, not following proper commands, to no formation in combat.


AS of now, the game is not suited for players of casual play timers, this game requires decent amount of playtime to even get to later stages. So if you are busy with work life and want a casual games, this is not geared towards that idea.

[Sabbath]

im a little biased at now like 160 hours um yeah i would say buy it. I cant stop playing it. Are there some things that need work but its really good as is.