- December 2, 2021
- Ota Mato
Primitier
Platforms
About
"Primitier is a VR-exclusive sandbox game with a focus on physics-based crafting. Players can create tools and machinery by cutting and connecting objects in a procedurally generated world. The advanced physics simulation affects the functionality and effectiveness of crafted items, including weapons for defense against encountered enemies."







- The game offers a unique and creative sandbox experience, allowing players to build a wide variety of contraptions and structures using physics-based mechanics.
- Players appreciate the depth of gameplay and the satisfaction that comes from successfully creating complex machines and tools.
- The community around the game is active and supportive, providing helpful resources and ideas for players looking to enhance their experience.
- Many players feel the game is currently overpriced for the amount of content available, with some suggesting it should be priced lower until more features are added.
- The building mechanics can be frustrating and janky, leading to issues with object attachment and stability, which can hinder the creative process.
- The game lacks a comprehensive tutorial or guidance, making it difficult for new players to understand the mechanics and fully enjoy the experience.
gameplay
23 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay of this game is characterized by its deep mechanics that allow players to creatively combine materials into tools, structures, and vehicles, fostering a rewarding sandbox experience. While the learning curve can be steep and some mechanics, like grabbing and attaching objects, may feel finicky, the overall gameplay loop is engaging and encourages experimentation. Players appreciate the physics-based interactions and forging mechanics, though some express a desire for improved graphics and additional guidance for advanced features.
“The progression is intoxicating; the gameplay loop soothes a primal part of my brain.”
“Extremely fun, tons of little mechanics blend together for a very open experience.”
“There are endless creation possibilities with the combination of aerodynamics and the mechanical parts this game provides.”
“I find sometimes the grabbing mechanic to be finicky though.”
“The third complaint is that there doesn't seem to be any form of guide or directions for more advanced mechanics.”
“It doesn't feel worth $20; there are many issues with it that hurt my gameplay.”