Played the demo and immediately bought it. Good crafting beautiful world game-play so far seamless! In both single play and co-op you cant vary the world parameters, difficulty and crafting material re-spawn rate, as well as say and night lengths. Co-op worked fine with no problems.

This game is actually really fun.
They did a lot of things from the beginning well and can´t wait for the new updates coming.

• World is big, even though you can glide around with a kite.
  
• A lot of different enemies and monsters in the world already placed
  
• Hidden treasure to be found
  
• Protecting the base during night against the horde gives a nice change of pace
  
• Animals already included
  
• NPC with research and quests. Well, if you find them and can free them from the enemy.
  
• Notorious Monsters around the world. If you are not careful, they kill you in an instant
  
• Skill tree let´s you decide where you want to go.
  
• Stats can be individually upgraded. More health or more defense is up to you.

Server can be configured however you like it. You love a challenge, no worries, you can increase damage and health of monsters and decide if the Night horde comes every day or every second day up to every fifth day.

For adventurers and explorers, there is "Collection" which you can complete. This includes finding all equipment, blueprints, recipes, animals, enemies and special items.

Negative:

• Fairy skills have a lag between using and changing and not possible to use a hotkey for each skill
  
• World has still a lot of graphical bugs (incomplete), especially in the last dungeon
  
• They use invisible walls do prehend you reaching to a zone, where you should not go to. (Destroys the exploring factor
  
• A lot of great equipment is jumped over, because you level too fast, even though EXP gain is set to 60%
  
• Animations with NPCs are clumsy

I wasn’t blown away when I tried the demo. Honestly, it didn’t leave a strong impression, so I shelved it on my wishlist for a while. But this weekend, I decided to give it another shot, and I’m really glad I did.
What initially felt underwhelming turned out to be a solid open-world survival crafting experience with more depth and charm than I expected. I can't tell you how many time I would just sit there and say "this is such a good game". The world gradually pulled me in, but the real standout for me is nighttime gameplay. There's this thrilling arcade-style, tower defense vibe that kicks in after dark. I absolutely love the tension of prepping my horde base and seeing if my setup can survive the night. That said, I do wish there were more trap options. Expanding the variety and creativity of defenses would take the night phases to another level and keep things fresh over time. I'm also hoping the graphics get a bit more polish down the line, nothing major, but a little more visual refinement would go a long way in immersing players even deeper into the world. If you're on the fence like I was, it’s worth revisiting, you might be surprised by how much it grows on you!