Demelia's Isle

Normally, I wouldn't review such a game after only putting in a hand full of hours. Most especially, an early access title. And yet, that's why I feel compelled to do so. So often now, people will judge an early build of a game harshly, and Demelia's isle deserves better than that. In fact, this game feels and plays like a finished product. I've encountered no technical issues at all, and the only obvious work needing done, I would say, would be in the translation. That, and adding some informational tool tips. I've had the pleasure of playing quite a bit with a friend, and I can also vouch for the stability of the multiplayer side of things. The world has a pleasing art style, is silky smooth, and engrossing. While being open world, the main quest is well paced, and does a good job of doling out important items and abilities, while driving you further into it. The music is motion picture quality, stringed arrangements, and such. All in all, this is a solid adventure that yo...

The movement system and combat system need to be re-made. It's too clunky. The camera angles are terrible, just keep it over the shoulder. In first person make it so you can see the weapon. This needs a ton of work.

Needs tons of work. Has the ability to be a good game...devs depending

Needs so much more work, I would love if there was a way to sell all the loot and gather food or rest to heal. The travel is so slow I felt sleepy trying to travel through the quests as it's a decent size map. So much more work before it's ready for market, I'm sad I paid $16.95 for this due to it seeming like it's at least 4 year more dev at the current rate of work. They have done some good work on designing the map and quests, but game play is too slow for me and I play simulator games on roblox, this makes those seem exciting.