gioco dove passi più tempo da uovo che a giocare. Giocalo se non hai una vita o non puoi muoverti dalla sedia per più di 6 mesi consecutivi.

P.S. Sono passate 24 ore dall'ultimo aggiornamento, devo comunicare che tutto sommato non è così male come gioco, anche perchè ho finalmente un dinosauro da giocare e posso vedere la mappa non dal punto di vista di un uovo.Perciò ho anche deciso di ricomprarlo per sostenere il progetto del gioco, dato che mi hanno regalato la gioia di giocare al gioco ( non la provavo da mesi). Il gioco lo consiglio a tutte le persone di tutte le età se ludopatiche con la propria vita anche meglio, ( e se obesi ancora meglio!!).Vi terrò aggiornati per prossimi dinosauri in futuro.

Botiful

I've loved this game, it is wonderful how you can see the developers' hard work, never leaving you without something new very often!

"Word down the grapevine is that their lead map developer resigned because he wasn't being paid, and the owners of BOB were trying to haggle the signed and agreed upon payments down even lower. It would be interesting to see someone actually investigate this, because while I don't really want to say too much more and get myself in trouble with the BOB Devs for something or other, it would be good to know how much weight there is behind it."

Dev banned a user for their steam review because it had the above paragraph on it. Citing libel (which it absolutely isn't). Proof in the imgur library below.

https://imgur.com/a/beasts-of-bermuda-really-cares-P8gDx13?third_party=1#_=_

Banning users for a negative review and trying to scare them with "Libel is illegal" is toxic.

Enjoy this review. It won't be editted or removed
@Predatoria

If you avoid the most toxic servers and part of the player base, it's awesome. You have to find a good server that fit your play style. Some servers are impossible to enjoy if you don't already know the people there or have enough friends to play with, since people are gonna want to kill you before you get anywhere.

For me, Walking With Dinosaurs (WWD realism role-playing server) is the answer. There are rules in place to give every dinosaur a chance to live and thrive. There are big para herds roaming around, I had never seen that before I joined this server. Here you won't find a big group of huge dinosaurs killing everything in their path, that's not in the group. It's really great to get to know this mostly friendly part of the Beasts of Bermuda player base, it's the least toxic server I have been able to find so far. And I ain't gonna leave now, good luck finding a great server for you to join! God knows it's not easy to find one.

I thought I could play this game without lag since I thought it did not have a heavier graphics than The Isle but strangely it lags a lot and I'm quite upset, the game is really good and I would like to play it without lag, please optimize it.

Pretty game that has potential, but my personal experience with game play has not been positive. And not for the lack of content. There is currently no single-player option and one must join a server in order to play the game. I picked the server with the most people in so I could enjoy playing with/against other dinos. Unfortunately, these servers tend to have asinine and piddly rules that are easy to break (i.e. accidentally laying down so your body clips into the ground, or drinking at a water source that other people have "claimed" [which is allowed by the game mechanics, but not the middle-school-age-acting groups of people who bully other people out of "their" area by telling on them and threaten to get them banned]).
Confusing when you're told you're breaking rules that you don't even know exist.
Less of a dinosaur game and more of a RP popularity contest which newcomers are excluded from.

(Edited 7-13-21) So this is something that is long, long overdue. I would like to say that with 882 hours on record at the time my review was made, and 1910 by the time my review was updated, that I have seen a lot of the game, both good and bad. It's rapidly becoming a game I have regretted.

There are things that have come to happen that I wish hadn't, and some that I have enjoyed. I'm going to update them as is- the positives and the negatives.


1. Beasts of Bermuda (BOB) has a lot of freedom other games don't. You want to make a dino that is entirely speed? You want to do the zoom? You can do the zoom. Outrun all the other dinos with your speed. Be the meme.

2. You can make any color of dino that you want. Bright pink? You can do it. Bright blue? Yep. You wanna play camo dino and hide from the world? Absolutely.

3. The community. This one is a good and a bad, so keep this in mind. The community can be very good, if you find a great server. I for one found an absolutely amazing group of people to play with, and met people that I would genuinely call my friends for the first time in a great many years.

4. Limitless growth. It isn't really limitless- you reach 100.0 and that's it, but feasibly your dino actually starves to death before then, but it's actually a great lot of fun try and striving to reach 2.0. On official servers, 2.0 is a huge achievement. Unofficial servers are different and shouldn't be treated the same.

(Edited 7-13-21) Although you're more punished for growing bigger than 1.2 now... But that's something you should learn by browsing youtube. It's full of plenty of people who will educate you on how the game actually is, better than the store page ever will.


(Edited 7-13-21) Warning: Hard truths are difficult pills to swallow.

Edited (7-13-21) 1. I've edited this one again, because I no longer fear the repurcussions. I was given what appeared to be a game wide ban until I complied with Predatoria's wishes and removed the original comment, otherwise he would not remove said ban. Whilst also being very rude to me during said discussion, to boot.

The original cause of the ban is long since a thing of the past that people don't really discuss anymore, but point stands- this happened, in the game. Be careful what you say if you buy it- you don't have freedom here.

2. The constant clan wars and unfair justice system. Kind of self explanatory there, but I'll extrapolate. Do not play BOB if you want or expect any degree of fairness from the moderator team. They had to recently add a rule to the official bob discord that the, and I quote, "-Placing real world money bounties on players." was not allowed. I was a player that had a bounty on me, and was terrorized and harrassed for months by a select number of people that I won't name.

People who lost weeks upon weeks of growth in the game weren't permitted revives, either, even with video proof.

The punishment they received when it all came to light? A short ban, where upon returning, they immediately tried to attack again. And no repercussions, to my knowledge, came of that either.

3. Blatant favoritism. The admin and moderators will deal devastating punishment to anyone outside of their friend group for the slightest of things.

No mixpacking is allowed on official- mixpacking is specifically stated as groups of people not allowed to group together (acro and a rex for instance) assisting each other in hunting another creature. I've seen this rule broken before, many times- but no one stepped in, even with video proof, to make right the things that were targeted.

4. While this one isn't as bad now, there is still an unpleasant amount of distrust between players to staff. There are a scant few that are somewhat decent. But they are a few gems in a field full of rot. If you were to talk to the general populace, you'll find that most of them turn to other players for help instead of moderators.

I've done it myself when my dinos have gotten stuck.

You should not fear the people who are supposed to help you.

5. The community. Like I said, this is good and bad. The good is- friends. Absolutely friends. The bad? The unregulated toxicity that can run rampant, and has to be kept in check by players instead of the people supposed to regulate it.

6. The fact that the development of the game seems to be guiding it towards an Isle 2.0, despite the player base as a large not wanting that.

The lead developer is pretty obviously in dislike for the people growing big dinos- and at every turn, more or less makes an update that manages to punish them. You don't get a good game, or keep a player base for long term, if you punish the people for doing what you made the game for- to play it and grow big. To have fun, make friends, and to create a unique social community within each server that's brought to life.


(Edited 7-13-21) A new patch came out today, so I am extrapolating a little on this.

I'm not going to go into the previous upgrade, with fires and how nothing can out run them- but more into the factor of today's update.

A poll was placed on the official servers regarding the populace's thoughts on implementing mixherding limitations. The general consensus was "I would not change official play, but would allow server owners to config variables for mixherding." alongside "Some species should naturally dislike each other."

They took these results, and today, immediately implemented hard limitations. As in, because of the location and types of some species (read, Semi-aquatics being a death sentence on a mountain) it is complete and total segregation of said dinosaurs.

This is basically the Isle 2.0- and removes a critical aspect that made BOB, well, BOB.

On top of this, it was expressed many times that people didn't like an update to one of the menu's updated looks. It wasn't until people were complaining IN GAME to the DEVELOPER that they listened to these complaints.

This is not a game you should buy if you want your voice heard.

That being said, it is still fun. It does have aspects that are fun and free. But don't get attached or expect anything you say to be heard.

I don't know if this is an aspect they are going to keep, as they're only intending to 'test' it, but given how they haven't 'fixed' the rivers with the dirty water update... I wouldn't hold out hope for it.

Buy it at your own risk, folks. When I first joined, this was a 9/10 game. Now, I'd rate it a 4/10 game.

I will compare this to the isle here because the games are so similar it would be dumb to try and not do that.

Gameplay: BoB's gameplay, compared to the Isle's gameplay, is insanely robust at first glance, but falls short of what you'd expect. It's got the same be-born, live, nest and survive baseline as the isle, but executes it much more effectively I think. For starters, your dinosaurs aren't lumbering hunks of titanium-based gravity-well-inducing lead-meat that can't trip over a small stone without causing a mass extinction event. The movement of all dinosaurs is solid, very solid, without being overpowered or too unrealistic. Things move as you expect them to, and it doesn't take 200000000000 years to get from one section of the world to the next. Also, caves are a thing, and there's purpose to them. Beyond that, the vast array of dinos is a nice thing. While the game lacks certain notable creatures like the Isle has, the ones in BoB are purpose-built and diverse which makes each one of them feel like you're playing a new game in a sense, as opposed to the isles "Pick one of these big things that do the same thing just about" approach to balancing their dinos. And with the wide array of builds you can create, in-depth color systems, and bloodline-traits, the game feels much more active and involved and you'll spend less time just sleeping to grow as in the isle. There's always something to be doing, and that's great. Plus, the little Oris can dig mincraft-worthy burrows, farm, and decorate so literally like... The isle has NOTHING comparable to that. It's awesome and I love that it was implemented, even if it is a bit OP.

Mechanics: Okay, so... Forget the isle, because the isle has like 5 mechanics and 2 of them revolve around exploiting turning-radius limitations so it's not even a battle there. OH MY GOD BOIS THIS IS THE GAME!!! Unique species-based traits can turn your lumbering T-Rex into Moby ♥♥♥♥'s arch-nemesis of the seas, you can give your tanky-anky access to the f***ing speedforce from DCU and throw everyone off their guard. The number of potential builds here is just... It's crazy. And you can combine them all (should you survive that long) into a super-beast that rewards players for playing smart and actually surviving to that point. It's not as flashy as the elders-system of EVRIMA, but it works. That being said, it's not going to be as crazy as i've stated from the get-go. While you -can- make highly specialized builds, it takes a lot of time past the adult-stage and some commitment to get there. Effectively, this lets you optimize your dino for scavenging, escaping, defense, ect. but it can be expressed in those excessive ways if you hyper-specialize the stat changes of each trait. The comfort mechanic also mitigates greifing and tail-turn battles effectively, something the Isle needs to take note of. There are robust storms that force players out of their comfort zone and give some under-used ones huge advantages for short periods of time. There is so much more than just eat-drink-sleep in this game, it's realistic while still being manageable and I love that. On top of that, the growth mechanic is way better executed here than in the isle. No more will you spend that 6 hour grow time alt-tabbed watching bad porn to pass the time, you're pretty capable at-spawn to make use of all the game has to offer and there's a lot to keep you engaged while you grow. The color-scheme system also encourages camouflage tactics, which is really cool because you CAN actually hide in this game if you utilize it correctly.

Graphics: Meh. Not even close to as good as EVRIMA is, but even old-isle has better looks. Still, it's not the worst thing ever and is very playable.

Optimization: Eeeeeh.... It's aight. I mean I have a 2k series machine and it still stutters from time to time. But again, it's very playable and only really hindering in high-speed air battles.

Fun!: Abso-lutely. I had more fun playing this game in the last 12 hours than i've had playing the isle in years. There's just so much more to keep you engaged and active, and it's less of a ego-battle between different dino-mains due to the shorter grow times and different builds. Overall, 7/10. Love the game, can't wait to see it grow. Yes, EVRIMA will quite possibly make this entire game obsolete if they don't update the engine physics and overal textures, but EVRIMA -might- be complete by 2025. This is done NOW and the devs are way more active. Get it, no doubt.

Ho acquistato Beasts of Bermuda tempo fa, delusa dalla community di un altro gioco sempre a tema dinosauri, ci gioco di tanto in tanto, ma dopo quasi 30 ore mi ritrovo a mettere positiva solo perché lo rispolvero di tanto in tanto quando voglio staccare un po' la spina assieme ad amici.

Beasts of Bermuda è fatto mediamente bene, ci mancherebbe, ma ho notato che in PC di amici con schede grafiche superiori a quelle dei requisiti di sistema va comunque ad arrancare, quindi consiglio a chi acquista di non fidarsi dei requisiti descritti, anche perché essendo accesso anticipato è comunque un work in progress.

Come tanti altri giochi, Beasts of Bermuda ha come obiettivo crescere il proprio dinosauro, da cucciolo ad adulto, con una vasta scelta ben superiore ad altri giochi: possiede sia dinosauri erbivori che carnivori, ma soprattutto volatili e marini, rendendo così l'ecosistema ben più vasto di tanti altri giochi.
Oltre a questo, il gioco implementa un sistema interessante: non c'è solo salute, fame, sete e meccaniche comuni ai suoi simili, ma un sistema di comfort che va ad alterarsi se si è vicini a dinosauri fuori del proprio gruppo, se si è allo scoperto durante una tempesta o di fronte a vari pericoli che siano altri giocatori o zone non idonee a quel dinosauro - ad esempio un'animale terrestre non si sentirà a proprio agio a nuotare in mare aperto e un rettile marino fuori dall'acqua oltre al soffocamento proverà sconforto fuori dall'acqua - questo è stato il motivo per cui mi ha fatto acquistare il gioco, che vi spingerà a seguire il tenore di vita dell'animale scelto, tuttavia è possibile comunque modificare questi "parametri" scegliendo in un albero apposito le varie perk - che sia velocità, combattimento o sopravvivenza - migliorando così il personaggio rendendolo più veloce, forte e ottimizzarlo in ambienti non consoni. Il sistema delle skin secondo me è unico, è possibile scegliere qualsiasi colore, ma per chi non è amante di colori c'è comunque la possibilità di limitarli nelle impostazioni grafiche.

Una cosa tuttavia che non mi piace, e che secondo me andrebbe limitata, è la crescita.
Il problema di Beasts of Bermuda è che il dinosauro non smetterà MAI di crescere, è questa è una lama a doppio taglio, se crescendo avrete la possibilità di combattere tranquillamente, troverete sempre quel giocatore due, tre volte più grande di voi e non avrete scampo, lo trovo abbastanza ridicolo - proprio perché non è assolutamente possibile contrastare questi giocatori a meno che non vi ritrovate ad essere più grandi di lui - ma chi sta tantissime ore di fronte ad uno schermo? Purtroppo questa meccanica è estremamente punitiva per i nuovi giocatori che sicuramente si ritroveranno in game over a pochi minuti dalla nascita.

Pensavo che la community fosse meglio dei giochi precedenti, mi sono ricreduta: vi è un enorme problema con il miscuglio di specie, quindi vi ritroverete dinosauri di diverso tipo assieme che vi daranno la caccia, rendendovi le cose difficilissime, a meno che non siate in un server privato che limita interazioni di questo tipo. Le mappe sono molto anonime, piccole quasi, alcune zone sono molto belle, altre invece lasciano davvero a desiderare.

Non so se ho detto tutto, ma vorrei davvero che questo gioco migliorasse - per questo metto positiva - perché come in altri giochi, con amici è molto più divertente e sopratutto stare assieme agli altri aiuterà a crescere più rapidamente, tuttavia rispetto agli altri mi ritrovo a giocare molto, MOLTO poco. Sarà per le mappe, o per alcuni dinosauri "plasticosi", non lo so.