Eggoria

Since there aren't many reviews out there -so here is mine: the game makes a lot of fun. It's an interesting mixture of survival and building. You have to go further north with your little egg dudes to avoid the darkness and defend yourself against little disgusting blood moon creatures. You build up your camp, eggsplore, chop, harvest, mind, cook, dig, build and research (all the good stuff you need + Eggs). It's a bit tricky at the beginning but after you get the hang of it, it makes quiet some fun.

Please don't make the mistake I did, don't buy this game at least until you check the updates!! It's dead in the water - and it's not that great anyways, it runs crappy and I don't have a top of the line system - but it's no slouch either.

I do not recommend in its current state due to multiple issues. - After awhile, you're going to need tools to do everything. The only indication of this is when your eggs start idling despite you giving them plenty to do. - Same with buildings. Either it's a bug, or you just have to figure it out, which is a pain in the ass considering equipping things is bloody annoying. - You cannot multi-select eggs and you have to move all the time, so have fun with that tedious experience. I'm sure there's more wrong, even some of which I've experienced and simply don't remember, but as soon as I hit the build bug/stupidity/whateverthehellitis I gave up. It's just not worth the headache.

The devs have abandoned this game.

No updates for some time, game felt weird anyway.

Eggoria is a Fresh take on one of my favorite genres, namely Survival City Sim. The closest comparisons are Rimworld and Dawn of Man, and this game is just as addictive so far. There are significant differences, most notably the necessity to live as nomads enforced by the ever approaching "darkness", this adds another element of planning and strategy in the need to balance growth vs research; should you set up a new house and make a new villager? or research better housing for after the escape across the map to found a new village in a safer place? Scouting also becomes important, as the world is diverse with different environments that have varied resources and weather effects/clothing needs. this might sound a bit overwhelming, but the game is designed with all challenges accounted for, and i always felt that i was making true progress with each move, never feeling like i was starting over or rushed. a few visual and audio elements are a bit early access, but overall i'm loving the g...

This game is cute, I like the idea behind it, but when do you actually get more eggs in your village? played for many in game days and no new eggs. also i have waited several days for builders to even build anything. I had the priority set to the first thing to do as well. Needs work still for the ais, also a way to be able to get more eggs?

I really like this game. After a few fails I was able to find a good strategy to keep suriving. Up to five eggs now, but I am having one issue. Without a pet, Certain stags are almost impossible to kill. Full copper gear and my egg dude just dies. Anyone else having issues fighting stags? I recommend this game if you like to build, like the sense of danger as the darkness moves closer to you, and unique design.

The concept of this game is interesting, however it's not working properly. It's not optimized and there're several bug that need to be fixed. I have huge lags as soon as I approach 50/55 Days so I put almost everything in LOW, disable the shadows and fog and FPS are still bad (going up and down between 5 and 120 fps all everytime the sun rises, it's only ok when it's dark). Another problem also, as soon as 2 eggs die, the descendants start to be unmanageable (put fire everywhere, they never calm down, they just burn the village down until everything is destroyed, so.. you lost). I've tried the classic mode and the build mode, and it's the same problem in each mode : Low FPS, unmanageable eggs, end of the village, Defeat. PS: I play on ultra/very high in all the games that I play (GTX ROG Strix 1600, 16Go Ram, Intel i7 7700K...)

Its a fun city builder type of game. Personally I think its worth the $$