Primitier

Changes - With the full release, the sale price has been unified with the Steam version - Beams now disappear when entering water (no changes to lasers) Fixes - Fixed a bug where Ancient Cores behaved abnormally after loading (Cores that were already activated may still behave incorrectly) - Fixed…

Additions: - Ancient Core (Boss at the center of the fortress) - Ancient Laser (Dropped from the Ancient Core) Changes: - Slightly reduced the durability of the Ancient Robot Fixes: - Fixed an issue where post-processing effects were not applied to the third-person camera view

Needs Survival mode

Love this game and love the mechanics, but there should 100% be a survival mode with this game, it gives a reason to eat and build to survive the weather or mosters, just make it a option when you start a world

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Rough, but fun

I've had the game for about a week, and have played for several hours; here are my thoughts. It's super fun! The ability to manipulate things freely in several ways is something I haven't seen in vr yet. Most of the enemies are slimes, and you can split them in half. The visuals are stylized, and it's something I really like about the game. The physics in this game are probably the best I've seen yet, except for if you try to touch several small free-moving parts together. The community is small, but so far very nice Now the bad: it takes FOREVER to build pretty much anything complex. I started making a treehouse, but gave up after 2 days (I was also pretty busy over those days). The game is well optimized, but ONLY for large pieces. I made a houseboat, and have been wiring the electric motors up, but all of those small 1-pixel-wide pieces of iron really started to lag my game. The optimization is still pretty good besides that. There is a lack of enemies, lack of a set goal, and I can see it getting pretty repetitive pretty soon. If the dev/devs could polish the game and add more content, I can see this being my go-to survival VR game. As it stands, it's still very fun!

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Most innovative game ever

This is the kinda VR game you dream of. Pretty basic, considering the limitations of technology, but this is the most incredible freedom of realism (functionally) I've ever seen. It's incredible how you can chop down trees and actually make things like you would IRL. As if that wasn't cool enough, there's a vast array of ancient machinery you can find and build. This game legitimately has wind and water physics. If you make a twirly propeller or wheel, it can actually propel you in water or lift you off the ground. It's incredibly fun how there's no "crafting", you legitimately have to cut every piece yourself and put together whatever you want, and it all reacts to physics. Rocks and wood split exactly as they would IRL. Even if just cubes, I get addicted to this game for days on end. It does have a handful of glitches, but for what it is, that's kind of expected and doesn't ruin the gameplay in the slightest. I legitimately forget this is a hidden AppLab game, this belongs on the top charts.

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Best vr sandbox

The sheer freedom of creation you have is astounding, the world is vast, with the only limit being your understanding of it.

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Looking good!

Only put a half an hour or so into it but i like what i've seen so far. Seems to run really well and looks like it could be fun! Definitely looking forward to learning how it works and put more time into it. Hopefully it keeps getting updated.

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