Early-Access done right. The game already has enough features to keep you busy for a while, especially the building system is already very fleshed out, although some more walls/floors would be nice to have.
The multiplayer is also functional, and it is very easy to set up a temporal server to show your friends around your world. Since your character and his inventory is not bound to a world (like, for example, Minecraft or The Forest), you can still make progress on other peoples world and level your character or gather stuff to bring to your own world.

The general gameplay consists of: Explore, gather ressources, fight enemies, craft items and gear. Gear up and explore the next area. Rinse and repeat. The game usually keeps you out of High-Level-Areas through hints, hazards or strong mobs, It is recommended to follow the intended path when exploring areas, and this "soft-blocking" has not bothered me at all so far.

Combat is quite functional already, with lots of different weapons and a few special attacks. Different enemies may require different approaches/weapons, so the choice of gear actually feels meaningful.

I really hope this game gets even better in the future, although this is already worth the 20 bucks.

Early-Access done right. The game already has enough features to keep you busy for a while, especially the building system is already very fleshed out, although some more walls/floors would be nice to have. The multiplayer is also functional, and it is very easy to set up a temporal server to show your friends around your world. Since your character and his inventory is not bound to a world (like, for example, Minecraft or The Forest), you can still make progress on other peoples world and level your character or gather stuff to bring to your own world. The general gameplay consists of: Explore, gather ressources, fight enemies, craft items and gear. Gear up and explore the next area. Rinse and repeat. The game usually keeps you out of High-Level-Areas through hints, hazards or strong mobs, It is recommended to follow the intended path when exploring areas, and this "soft-blocking" has not bothered me at all so far. Combat is quite functional already, with lots of different weapons and a few special attacks. Different enemies may require different approaches/weapons, so the choice of gear actually feels meaningful. I really hope this game gets even better in the future, although this is already worth the 20 bucks.