- January 4, 2024
- FireTail
- 5h median play time
The Faraway Land
Platforms
About
"The Faraway Land" is a narrative-driven adventure game that takes place in a beautifully hand-drawn fantasy world. Players uncover the story of a young explorer named Fact, who sets out on a journey to discover the secrets of a distant land. Along the way, Fact will meet various creatures and make choices that will impact the outcome of the game. With its rich storytelling and immersive environment, "The Faraway Land" offers an unforgettable gaming experience.











- The game features a cute and engaging voxel art style, creating a visually appealing environment.
- Developers are responsive and actively working on updates and improvements, showing commitment to the game's development.
- The gameplay offers a mix of crafting, survival, and RPG elements, providing a unique experience that encourages exploration and interaction with NPCs.
- The game suffers from numerous bugs, particularly in multiplayer mode, which can hinder the overall experience.
- Gameplay can feel grindy and tedious, with a lack of engaging combat mechanics and a confusing quest progression system.
- The English translations are often poor, leading to confusion and difficulty in understanding game mechanics and objectives.
gameplay
40 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized as a decent survival experience with a unique visual style, though it can feel grindy and lacks depth compared to similar games like Minecraft. Players appreciate the polished mechanics and the introduction to crafting and survival through quests, but many express frustration with hitbox issues and the absence of more advanced mechanics. While the game is enjoyable and invites exploration, it is still in early access, offering limited content and requiring further development to enhance gameplay depth and strategy.
“Good quality survival crafting gameplay with adventure and RPG elements, cute aesthetics, and a unique world.”
“The current beginner island with quests does a good job of explaining the basics of the survival and crafting mechanics of the game, although some random exploration is required.”
“Very well made and enjoyable game, beautiful aesthetics and mechanics, cannot wait to see what else will be added.”
“This is like an even shallower Minecraft, but feels like it was designed in a mechanics sense by little kids.”
“There's no animation or interaction with the building mechanics, no strategy to when to build anything... little consequence to anything you do.”
“The gameplay mechanics are polished enough to enjoy, but can be frustrating, such as when you try to hit a tree or rock node for resources and it doesn't allow you to do so until you move away and come back at a certain angle.”