Oceaneers

Не нужное мнение, в рамках короткого знакомства на "Безумном ключнике") https://www.twitch.tv/kir_lucky Хороший проект. Хоть в нём и нет русского, но в целом игра интуитивно понятна. А это +. Визуально и саундезайн тоже вышли неплохо. Будем ждать релиза, посмотрим что по итогу.

It's a great little game that deserves more attention. Still needs some polishing when it comes to QoL etc. but it's already fully play/enjoyable, has a decent ammount of content and ticks all the boxes for fans of Conlony Sims.

I enjoy this kind of game and played the demo a few months ago, and liked it even though I have a few problems figuring out some of the goals. Now that it's in Early Access, I purchased it since I enjoyed the demo so much. I find that the EA game is pretty similar to the demo, so if it's still available, that's a reliable taste of the paid version. I still find the vagueness of some of the goals challenging, so it's taken me--I'm not logged in so I'm not sure exactly how many days, probably around 80 in game days--to progress to the second portion of the map. I'm not sure what the average for that is, but progression felt slow for the past ~15 days so I imagine I'm behind the developer's expectation. (I'm at about 15 real life hours.) That said, I'm enjoying the game, I just don't always know what I'm supposed to do in order to advance. I'm sure as the game develops, the community will as well, and someone will eventually post hints. Despite the game being in early access, I haven't experienced any game breaking bugs either while playing the demo, or these 15 hours of the full game. I do see some visual "fluttering" occasionally, where there seem to be two conflicting objects. I'd guess perhaps a randomly appearing mini island (I can't remember their official name, but the smaller floating portions that will collapse once you collect their resources) and a randomly appearing salvage item are probably overlapping. Also, when I was unwittingly preparing to come to the second map portion, I put in fuel to the capacity. Then it showed one short. I returned to add one and it wouldn't accept it. I had to put in 2/1 in order to proceed. I feel like that's a bug but pretty minor since I was still able to get past it. Like I said, my gameplay is enjoyable, there are just a few minor issues that are more annoying than rage-inducing. I am hopeful I'll be able to find hardwood now that I've moved to the second area because that's been a big obstacle in my tech progression for several in game weeks. I have one hardwood board, and need at least two in order to upgrade any of my machines. I need to upgrade my machines in order to produce any of the goods I need to improve my sailing and food production. All the usual type of roadblocks for this style of game. I like the art style and theme. If the game sounds interesting to you, I recommend giving it a try.