- July 16, 2015
- Oryon Entertainment
- 20h median play time
Squarelands
Platforms
About
Squarelands is a single-player adventure game with a randomly generated world, where you can spend around 20 hours exploring, fighting, building, and becoming stronger. The game features day/night cycles, mining, crafting, building, fishing, farming, and hundreds of items to discover. With permadeath as an option, Squarelands offers a challenging and immersive experience, inspired by Terraria, for players to create and survive in their own unique world.






- The game has a great concept and offers a unique sense of isolation and exploration.
- It can be addictive and fun, especially for fans of single-player experiences similar to Realm of the Mad God.
- There is potential for future updates and improvements, which could enhance the gameplay experience.
- The game is plagued by bugs, crashes, and memory leaks, making it frustrating to play.
- There is a significant lack of content and goals, leading to a feeling of emptiness after initial gameplay.
- The game is often compared unfavorably to better-developed titles like Terraria and Realm of the Mad God, highlighting its shortcomings.
music
8 mentions Positive Neutral NegativePlayers generally enjoy the game's soundtrack, appreciating its quality, but have expressed frustration over the lack of options to adjust or mute the music independently from other sound effects. A recent patch has addressed this issue, allowing players to enjoy the music without the distraction of unwanted sound effects.
“I love the soundtrack they have; it's really immersive and enhances the gameplay experience.”
“They made a patch to fix the music problem, which is great because it allows for a more tailored audio experience.”
“You no longer have to listen to rave music while playing, which is a welcome change.”
“The main problem with this game is that there is no option to turn off the music without turning off the sound.”
“You no longer have to listen to rave music whilst playing.”
“Love the soundtrack they have, wish I could lower other in-game sounds though (zombies' moaning).”