 | | Recommended | by sona
123.5 hours on record |
| | Posted 8.1 years ago | Last Played 7.9 years ago |
i love the game as a big fan of survival games this one combines the right amount of hardness and crafting, cant wait to see how much further it progresses but would love to see fruit trees you can find and harvest like apples are pears then grow as a farm.
XD ps really love the game tho.
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| | Recommended | by Jim
13.2 hours on record |
| | Posted 8.1 years ago | Last Played 7.5 years ago |
Bro this game is the best |
| | Recommended | by CINDERKO
276.8 hours on record |
| | Posted 8.2 years ago | Last Played 5.4 years ago |
THIS GAME IS ITS OWN THING, I 100% RECOMMEND IT, PUT SOME CHILL MUSIC ON, AND JUST TRY TO MAKE THE MOST OUT OF YOUR SHORT LIFE. BEAUTIFUL! |
| | Recommended | by Robytu
11.1 hours on record |
| | Posted 8.2 years ago | Last Played 7.8 years ago |
Im having issues on entering, giving me an error saying i have to move the folder somewhere that is not read-only ... help xD! |
| | Recommended | by Gederian
605.4 hours on record |
| | Posted 8.2 years ago | Last Played 14 months ago |
Very addicting. Can't wait for the tech tree to progress. |
| | Recommended | by wizardman
6.1 hours on record |
| | Posted 8.2 years ago | Last Played 8.0 years ago |
"Add more bear spawns" said jason |
| | Recommended | by queensexii1213
12.0 hours on record |
| | Posted 8.2 years ago | Last Played 7.5 years ago |
something really weird happened at the end of my game, but my character was wearing grass as shoes and a fence as a necklace, and a lamb caught on fire. |
| | Recommended | by Nameless
37.8 hours on record |
| | Posted 8.2 years ago | Last Played 8.0 years ago |
I was born to a mother living out her final years. She couldn't have any more children, and there were no girls left alive. I had given up all hope of our work being utilized by future generations, stopped watering the gardens, and let the fire go out. Until I was about 55, when a wandering mother and child stumbled across our village. The happiness of giving them a place to call home was worth th... |
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