- September 29, 2018
- UnknownOriginGames
- 9h median play time
Odd Realm
Platforms
About
"Odd Realm" is a procgen settlement building game in Early Access, where you lead a group of settlers from different races to build and manage a settlement through various seasons and challenges. The game offers 5 biomes, over 24 creatures, 100+ items, and 9+ settler professions, with unique scenarios and encounters determined by player choices. Settlement locations provide different resources and challenges, with thousands of generated landscapes to choose from.






- Charming pixel art and soothing music create an enjoyable atmosphere.
- Offers a unique take on colony management with different playable races and mechanics.
- Active developer who frequently updates the game and engages with the community.
- The UI can be confusing and difficult to navigate, especially on higher resolutions.
- Lacks depth and content in the late game, leading to repetitive gameplay.
- Some mechanics, like pathfinding and job assignments, can be frustrating and buggy.
- graphics129 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The graphics of the game are characterized by charming pixel art that evokes nostalgia, with many players appreciating the aesthetic despite its low resolution. While the visuals are generally praised for their consistency and appeal, some users note that the minimalistic design can hinder usability and item recognition. Overall, the graphics contribute positively to the game's atmosphere, making it an inviting experience for fans of the genre.
“The lovely pixel art style is both nostalgic and inviting, while the soundtrack perfectly complements the relaxing yet engaging gameplay.”
“Odd Realm is a wonderfully unique colony builder with beautifully minimal graphics.”
“The graphics are impressive; everything is eye-candy.”
“The main problem with the game is the art style.”
“It's like a worse Dwarf Fortress in every single way and, honestly, the graphics count against it too.”
“My main problem is that the graphics are even below DF tileset level in legibility if you want some actual info.”