Recent reviews by Syruden

Love the game. Unique tactics. Short and to the point.

Pretty cool. Love the gameplay of 2 v 2.

Couldn't connect to any games, repeative gameplay. Just wasn't for me.

(Below will be a list of pros and cons, below that will be detailed discription of Gameplay)

Pros +
+ Diverse Mobs
+ Taming
+ Mining
+ Crafting
+ Helath
+ Cooking
+ Decorative
+ Almost endless exploration
+ Graphics
+ Map
+ Multiplayer
+ Very well scripted so that players joining your server can't grief unless trusted by you on your server.

Cons -
- Super agressive and large amount of mobs that constantly attack at night
- Mobs see through walls
- Players aren't required to eat food
- Can't garden Flowers/Mushrooms
( Uh, I can't really think of anything else I'll update if I experience any more... But this game is pretty good)
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REMAKE DONE RIGHT

Creativerse is a multiplayer (Optional) survival game where playerse traverse a random seed to fight up to 31 different mobs found in different biomes from Desert, Forest, Tundra, Swamp, Volcanic, Beach, and of course caves. The most common mob players will fight are tainted mobs. Tainted mobs are creatures that are afflicted by the Darkness of night and become agressive to players.
Aside from fighting diverse mobs, players may also choose to tame these mobs. Once crafting a taming bell players may equip it and chime the bell at the mob, but be aware the mob wont sit idle it will attack you. Once a mob is tamed it becomes a pet, following you where ever you go, although they don't attack anything they provide crafting materials needed for your every day crafting.
Crafting can be done by going into your crafting page by clicking the "Q" key located on your keyboard, once in the crafting page, player's are allowed to select a item that isn't grey. A craftible item will be shown with a white back ground with the item in the center, and uncraftible will be a grey background with the item in the center.
Finding items for your crafting purposes isn't easy. Well it is if you know what you're doing. It took me some time to understand the mechanics of mining materials.
For players to mine they require a "Power Cell" this "Cell" is craftible and the requirements are; any 4 type of the same wood, any mushroom, and a vine. This formula will craft your first and basic Mining Cell the "Wood Mining Cell" this mining cell will get you as far as Bedrock level of mining, if you wish to go deeper down you will require a "Stone Mining Cell" (I will not include this formula gotta let you experience that for youself) once crafted players can start mining Bed rock up until they hit the next level that requires a different Power Cell.
Once players have crafted there Mining Cells and dug into the ground they will find these Nodes called "Coal Ore", and "Obsidian Ore". These nodes are your basic materials and used in crafting your second set of armor, as well as your "Obsidian Mining Cell".
If players are bored with mining you could go out exploring for treasure chests that're randomly generated every night, or players can farm, getting items for cooking so that they can feed their tamed mobs and recieve items for taking such great care of them. That's pretty much all food is good for, players aren't required to eat, and even if you don't feed your tamed mobs, they will never die. (Unless you kill them)

Once players experience this game I know they'll agree with what I'm about to say next. While yes Minecraft has a bigger seed to explore, Creativerse is by far the best remake of Minecraft that I've experienced and think is better then Minecraft itself.

OBJECTIVE & INSIGHT OF DEADBREED:

Deadbreed is a MOBA game for those who wanna give a new MOBA a chance, I strongly suggest this one. Deadbreed is a game where players go into a 2 v 2 or 3 v 3 and combat eachother. There are two ways for players to win. One way is points, When the timer runs out and players hadn't made it to the Sentinel, the team with the most points win. Points are accumilated by players collecting "Spirte", "Blood", "Nector" orbs located all over the map or by capturing the flags located in the front center of the enemy's gravyard, taking the flag back to the team's grave yard, locating the fordge, standing close to the fordge and pressing the "N" key to drop the enemy's flag into the flames, burning it and accumilating ten points for the player's team. The second way and the main objective of Deadbreed is players are to combat their way through the towers to the Sentinel's gate also known as the "Crux" once pass the Crux the sentinel appears inside the center of the Crux castle. Once the Sentinel appears players are to attack the sentinel, but the sentinel doesn't sit there and take it. It WILL fight back. Once the Sentinel is dead the team that defeated the Sentinel wins. (Player's can't attack their own sentinel incase someone gets confused by my statement)

I would also like to tell players who get confused by which team they are (Points above are red or blue as for the flags) but when you're fighting enemy teams will always be red, and your teamates will always be green. To figure out which team you're on locate the team flag located in the front center of your graveyard (Respawn point) the color of the flag will either be Blue or red or you could locate the mini map in the lower right corner of the HUD and finding your character emblem, the circle around your character will either be blue or red, symbolizing your team's color.

Key points of Deadbreed ( + being possitive, - being negitive)

+ Great Community
+ Indepth customization of stats for pre-created characters
+ Players can choose to win by points or killing the enemy's sentinel
+ Customizable player icons
+ Weapon system artifacts can be upgraded and unlocked in player's lobby
+ Unlockable Sentinels
+ Skins
+ New players below level five will not be placed in a que with over powered players who've been playing since closed Beta.
+ Quick player skill cooldowns
+ Players can level up Orbs inside of artifacts

- Once Dc'd players can't rejoin game
- Giant chunks (I'll attempt to attack a player, and I'll end up clicking a enemy minion. Or I'll shoot a skill and the skill will completely miss the enemy player)
- Crappy minimap
- Clunky graphics
- Players can equip same type of item that ARE NOT artifacts
- Lack of players, ques are longer then 5mins sometimes extending into 25minute ques

(I'm sure there is more but I can't think of any at the moment I'll update as I continue to play)

It's complicated playing, but I like it. Keeps me on my toes, and it's pretty cool to feel like a pixal king controlling your subjects...
Pixal Peasants!

Support is terrible.

27.4 hours in gameplay.

Great FPS, Needs more players. As indepth as this game is I don't understand why it isn't bigger...

This game is still great. Can't wait for Tree of Savior. The makers of Rangnarok are undergoing that modificaition to bring Tree of Savior to the U.S.

On a scare of 1-10, I give this game a 4.

Crafting wise it was fun, but the resource collecting gave me a wierd vibe...
Nothing ever disappears, so the items are all right there, and then they had levels 1-10 resource collection areas (Mining/wood/fruit/fishing/bug Collecting) all within the major city.

There is no Alliance Vs Alliance, no player Vs player, poor graphics, and character actions.

What I did enjoy of the game was crafting of Weapons, Homes (Only if you had joined an Alliance) ... That's about it.

The game is pretty much PvE... Pretty boring.
I thought it was going to be an Albion duplicate.