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Strangly and pleasantly Addicting! My truck is my child. 8/10

Here's a more indepth review,

Combat/Survival; The only Good?
Combat, perhaps the only thing to improve a lot for the better. Combat was streamlined from alpha/beta, but still remains as basic as white bread with butter. It's ok, but it's nothing good. The weapons do feel better balanced and with the new Yland tier rating it provides and interesting progression but for sure feels like it doesn't quite work. But the bigger step back was the increase in cool downs on dodging that grinded my gears the most.
As for Survival, Resources are messy and clutter everything, it's more fun to exploit than grind for. In many cases you'll have so much food you'd die from boredom before starving. Enemies are more of a annoyance than a fear and oceans nothing more than loading screens (I'll get back to this).
Exploration Pack? more like the movie Castaway without Tom Hanks or Wilson.


Building/Creating; - There is no good.
What can I say, not a lot changed here. The game's building mechanics are still as clunky as ever with a build menu longer than a male horse's privates and just as unsightly to experience. The Icons in many cases are STILL backwards and useless to tell what is what without having to click 2 extra menu buttons. This was a problem from day flipping one, and makes building a nightmare and their "Fix" just adds more useless menus to go into wastes time. As well as an organization system that still leaves much to be desired as it in many cases is useless as well with the horrid names for many blocks makes finding things worst than digging into a phonebook that randomly changes location with each page turn.


Exploration; - Hey I can see all the islands now.
So how did this area improve? Well, you can now see the islands from greater distance. Good Job devs, you actually gain a pass here and placing ores into caves, forcing confrontation was actually interesting, another point to them.... BUT they also reduced the distance to the islands and how many spawn into the world. Oh yeah, this game is not infinitely generated but a tiny sandbox. As well, back in alpha there were tones of shipwrecks, crashed planes, and ruins within the ocean that provided a lot of fun in the blue expanse. But in release? Well they're rarer than the ark of the covenant and less exciting than finding a missing sock. The emptiness of the ocean became a real issue in beta, and I feel the devs took what could have been something new and interesting and threw it out recreating the oceans into just one long loading screen.

And now, what do I think of Ylands as a whole?

I've been cheering Ylands on since the earliest days, I wanted this game to get better and improve, but oh boy did the devs really showed what they wanted was only money. Also, turning the game into a free game full of "mini" games and making this broken piece of fossilized bullsh*t into a more expensive DLC really doesn't look good... "/s BUT HEY! You're graphics are so much better! /s"

A bit of a rant to end off on about the In game Store,
I don't usually mind these when they stay as just a cosmetic section. And for the most part, that's all it is. But to me, perhaps the most interesting part, the weapons and armour skins where removed from game leaving this just a glorified blueprint store. Also why were skins removed? I was told directly from the devs "They weren't selling enough". Think about that answer, instead of creating a cool way to say, keep those skins they rather remove them because they didn't get enough money. Ontop of that, the refund was nearly Fallout 76 500 atoms scam levels.

SHOULD YOU GET YLANDS? NO, there's better options.

IF you want a game like Ylands that is actually decent. Go get Atlas. Atlas has it's own issues, crashing, unpolished, and optimized like a potato. But still leagues better than Ylands, the oceans are fun to explore, interesting, the map huge, and ship building more in depth. It does everything better, all while still running like ♥♥♥♥ and having more CTD's than I care to admit, but I would still recommend it over this sorry game even if Atlas was abandoned tomorrow, in it's current state does everything better than Ylands.

Always a great way to relax after a long rough day.

Overall, it's been a good game.

Creative freedom 9/10. Building is super easy and works well in creative or survival. Only problem with building is we never got compound block building like Medieval Engineers. SO interiors can ♥♥♥♥ hardcore. But with the blueprint system, and quick learning curve it was a load of fun.

Survival 5/10. This is were SE suffers the most. The universe is limited to 3 planets and the void of space with small asteroids (5 with DLCs). There are AI pirates, and trade stations but even then the universe is empty and without friends or a server the game can get pretty lonely.

Multiplayer 7/10. A good server, or just a few friends can make this game tones of fun, the destruction physics are a blast in combat. Ramming is always fun, and the games optimization for what it original promised is decent, not great, but decent.

Workshop/Mods 11/10. The community and modding abilities rival Skyrim, this is a game with a health modded community.

Overall 9/10. But if I'm honest, after nearly 1,500hrs since 2013, I'm good to retire this game from my library. The devs sure delivered far more than they originally promised back in 2013. I'm kinda hoping the devs though, do the same, SE has been a blast but honestly I think it's time to see an Space Engineers 2, less the spaghetti code syndrom take over.

This game was great, has a Huge ammount of potential. It's fun and I could see this game going somewhere where others lacked... I kept up hope but since the last update was August of 2017, this game is dead now. There has been little to no news since then. It's a shame becuase what they had planned for their next updates seemed really fun. But unless this game magically has an update release and some transparentcy with the fans I can not recomend this game.

This game is a refreshing dive into the survival genre. I've waiting until it's full release to give a proper review, but if you have yet to see a let's play or even somehow missed it while in early development, get this game. I have greatly enjoyed the world building, artstyle, story and atmosphere of subnuatica. I can't wait to see what else the highly dedicated team comes up with next.

Thank you for all the great memories! 10/10.

And glad this had the ability to make it out of the early access and become a full game.