Recent reviews by Gamunity

Very basic game that you'll finish in an hour. Just dig straight down. No challenge or progress in gameplay, just digging down. "A game about digging a hole" is better

It's a nice little concept but progression is very linear and very short game play.

No strategy at all. Just place your dice men and collect loot. But no tactical placement or whatever. Quite boring, to be honest. Also very quickly finished.

Best survival / crafting game ever made imo! It deliberatly has rough, slighly pixely graphics so your imagination fills in the pixels. Colors and atmosphere are just unmatched and the ever greater buildings you'll be compelled to build will just look so cosy and inviting. The stone circle you start your adventure in has vague silhouettes of horrible bosses and that's all the story you need. The world and biomes are rendered randomly, creating totally different situations every time you play. Prepare for the journey of a lifetime through ancient viking lands and lore! Highly recommended

It's the standard crafting and scavenging trajectory we see in a lot of games now. But I think the first biome, the forest, is very well done! Fighting is fun, as is building and crafting. And the different levels of the forest floor and canopy is a delight to explore. Once you get out of the forest, it feels a lot less complete and cared for. The game is not too long. While it's nowhere near Valheim, I would say it's one of the better games in its genre.

There's a tsunami of these kinds of crafting games now. None live up to the standard of Valheim. It's just the standard crafting and scavenging trajectory once again. I stopped when I had to basically craft every bullet. Hours of scavenging just to have enough bullets to raid a place. No character progression. Building mechanics mediocre to poor. That said, the setting is cool and it's bug free for the most part.

Too hard. Minutes of waiting before you enter the dungeon and then you get killed by the first freaking skelleton. And you don't get to keep your loot if you die in the dungeon, so you can't strengthen yourself.