- July 5, 2017
- Edible Entertainment
Adventure Craft
Platforms
About
Adventure Craft is a procedurally generated open-world sandbox survival action RPG with day/night cycles and varying biomes. Descend into cave systems to battle powerful monsters, craft various weapons and equipment, and build a customizable home. Create party members with adjustable AI and train a pet attack dog. Explore, survive, and thrive in this expansive world.











- The game offers a lot of exploration and crafting opportunities, making it engaging for players who enjoy these mechanics.
- It has potential for improvement, with some players finding it addictive and fun, especially when played with friends.
- The developers are actively working on updates, and the game has shown progress since its early access launch.
- The user interface is unintuitive, making it difficult for players to navigate and understand crafting and progression.
- The game can be unforgivingly difficult, with a steep learning curve and punishing mechanics that lead to frequent player deaths.
- Updates are infrequent, and many players feel the game lacks standout features and content, leading to a loss of interest over time.
gameplay
3 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is likened to a 2D version of Minecraft, with familiar mechanics that may not feel innovative. Combat can be challenging, requiring players to employ kiting strategies to survive, which may appeal to fans of similar games like "Crashlands." However, some reviewers express concerns about the game's overall content and developer commitment, suggesting it may not be fully polished yet.
“Combat can be tricky; you need to kite like hell or you die. However, if you liked something like 'Crashlands', you're used to the fact that this is a core gameplay mechanic, and it wouldn't be very fun otherwise.”
“I'd like to recommend it at this time, but check the age of some of the reviews, and then check the dates on the updates. I have to balance content, gameplay, developer commitment, and a bunch of other factors when deciding on whether or not to recommend a game, and sadly, this one isn't quite there yet.”
“The mechanics are not innovative; it's basically a 2D Minecraft.”