- August 17, 2017
- OddOneGames
- 18h median play time
Tree of Life
Platforms
About
"Tree of Life" is a sandbox game that allows you to build and manage your own village in a beautiful, procedurally generated world. You can create and customize your character, choose your role and allegiance, and explore diverse environments such as deserts and snowy fields. The game encourages creativity, freedom, and discovery, with the potential to build grand castles or a village for wanderers.











- The game has a charming art style and a vibrant world that encourages exploration.
- Crafting and building mechanics are engaging, allowing players to create their own bases and communities.
- The community is generally friendly and helpful, making it easier for new players to get started.
- The game is heavily grindy, requiring excessive resource gathering that can become tedious.
- PVP mechanics can lead to griefing, with players able to easily raid and steal from others, making solo play frustrating.
- The game lacks sufficient tutorials and guidance for new players, leading to confusion and a steep learning curve.
grinding
434 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe grinding aspect of "Tree of Life" is a significant point of contention among players, with many describing it as excessively tedious and time-consuming. While some enjoy the grind as part of the game's charm, particularly in crafting and farming, others find it transforms gameplay into a chore, especially when playing solo. Overall, the game is best experienced with friends or in a guild to mitigate the grind, but it remains a polarizing feature that can deter potential players.
“The grind - oh dear heavens the amount of grinding to accomplish the most simple of tasks.”
“I'm not saying that you shouldn't work for something, but when the grinding is mind numbing, it goes from being a game to a chore real quick.”
“If you enjoy spending dozens of hours of monotonous grinding and farming, only to have everything stolen, then this is the game for you.”