There is a game called Endless Ocean where all you do is explore the ocean, documenting the wildlife. I thought that was such a cool concept and I played it a ton. While there are a few differences, FarSky reminds me of Endless Ocean.

First of all, FarSky is about being stuck at the bottom of the ocean, trying to survive while you slowly try to rebuild your submarine. You start with a base to live in and to restore your oxygen and a few tools: a drill to mine resources (you will need these to craft other things, such as weapons), an extractor to passively get resources for you (you have to place it somewhere outside), and some food.

You have to get resources, use those resources to craft things, kill animals to get food (or alternatively plant certain foods), and slowly get your submarine parts that are scattered throughout the ocean. The game is so simple, yet so full of life. Think 3D Minecraft, but underwater.

As I mentioned earlier, FarSky reminded me of Endless Ocean, and it does! There is a big ocean to explore with many creatures to see. I really felt immersed while playing. Every time I play, I always find something new, whether it be a creature or an area. It really feels like you're in the ocean, which I think is important for a game like this.

In conclusion, FarSky has a charm that is rarely seen. The concept of being stranded underwater and having to adapt to your environment and survive is fun and I'd love to see more come out of it. As I'm writing this review, the game is on Humblebundle. I would highly recommend getting it just for this game! You don't have to pay much and it's definitely worth a lot more than that.

Also, keep note that while there is a good amount of content, there is definitely a lot of room for more and sometimes can feel a little lacking. Multiplayer would be a really nice addition.

There is a game called Endless Ocean where all you do is explore the ocean, documenting the wildlife. I thought that was such a cool concept and I played it a ton. While there are a few differences, FarSky reminds me of Endless Ocean. First of all, FarSky is about being stuck at the bottom of the ocean, trying to survive while you slowly try to rebuild your submarine. You start with a base to live in and to restore your oxygen and a few tools: a drill to mine resources (you will need these to craft other things, such as weapons), an extractor to passively get resources for you (you have to place it somewhere outside), and some food. You have to get resources, use those resources to craft things, kill animals to get food (or alternatively plant certain foods), and slowly get your submarine parts that are scattered throughout the ocean. The game is so simple, yet so full of life. Think 3D Minecraft, but underwater. As I mentioned earlier, FarSky reminded me of Endless Ocean, and it does! There is a big ocean to explore with many creatures to see. I really felt immersed while playing. Every time I play, I always find something new, whether it be a creature or an area. It really feels like you're in the ocean, which I think is important for a game like this. In conclusion, FarSky has a charm that is rarely seen. The concept of being stranded underwater and having to adapt to your environment and survive is fun and I'd love to see more come out of it. As I'm writing this review, the game is on Humblebundle. I would highly recommend getting it just for this game! You don't have to pay much and it's definitely worth a lot more than that. Also, keep note that while there is a good amount of content, there is definitely a lot of room for more and sometimes can feel a little lacking. Multiplayer would be a really nice addition.