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I'm severely skill issued.

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After beating this game, I have come to the realization that this game feels empty.

Kilometres of Forest, and no activities to fill it apart from a handful of empty caves that get your hopes up, and some pointless graves you can dig up for the same loot you can find in the barren caves and underground bunkers with next to no danger.
But you can build cool tree bases!

Unlike the first game, finding documents and pages don't give any feel or importance to the story. In the first game, if you found a document, there would be music to signify the importance, and it would get everyone excited because it genuinely meant a lot and left you to piece together the puzzle.
In SOTF, if you find a brochure or document, it genuinely doesn't feel like anything. There is no feeling of building up to a grand story climax. We spent 2 hours last night exploring in hopes to get somewhere, where we explored 2 locations and we walked for 90% of it. The underground systems we explored were underwhelming, lacking any significance apart from the endgame door we randomly found, which again had no lead up to it.

Caves are bland and are just dumped full of the same loot over and over again. after a couple of hours of playing, you literally have everything you need to finish the game resource wise.


I haven't played a game in a while where dying has no consequence. If you're exploring and happen to die, you just respawn back at a cannibal camp where you literally pick up your backpack with your items and walk straight out. NO consequence.

This game is so underwhelming and unfinished. I hope to come back when the devs finish it.

This game is 10/10

good

This game shows a new concept that hasn't been used before. I would say that it has potential but the current game play is really bland. All you do is run around looking for things, there's no thrill to it, and there's no challenge to it. Cooperation is something that should be focused on but there's very little need for it in this game.

The exorcism is really boring, and it's always the same; again, there's no thrill to it.

This game introduces different classes for the ghost hunters to choose from. Having different classes is a great addition because it can provide different game play for a smaller amount of work needed to be done by the developers. It encourages players to form a team to help with different tasks. I think this would be so much better if the game had more than 4 classes; not to mention the fact that each class barely adds any difference to the game as of right now.

I understand that this game is still in early access but for 15 dollars I was expecting more.

Very fun game, people may say it's a "watered down Terraria" but I strongly disagree, I see huge potential in this game. If you plan to buy this game, it really depends on your preference but if you enjoy survival games with friends I'd definitely suggest this game.
Personally I give it an 8/10, It's an overall simple but fun game with a little risk to it because there are lots of things trying to kill you. If you consider it, buy it, you can always refund it later. (If you have less than 2 hours of playtime)

This is a difficult game, playing it alone is kind of boring. It is quite the unique experience though.
There is a range of things you can build with, but its not as much as some other games such as Unturned (Which you should definitely try)

If you have friends and would like a challenge then this game might be a good option for you. (Base game is boring unless it is your first time)

When you first start this game, you're gonna find it boring and time consuming. Which is understandable but once you get into the game, you really start to get a taste of what its like.

Yeah it is very tedious to grind constantly for minor upgrades but its just a fun relaxing simple game
"White blob with feet and arms break world with pikags and get billonare" -some guy I talked to

Currently at 12 hours and might go for 100% achievements (should probably take me 100 hours or something like that)