Craftopia

Played this game way back before the seamless world update and honestly, it was a blast but you could tell it was still baking. Booted it up again after the latest 2025 updates and... WOW. This is the game I was hoping for it to become. The seamless world is a total game-changer, no more island, just one world to get lost in. UX and QoL stuff? Massively improved. Everything just feels smoother and I haven't seen a single gamebreaking bug yet. The freedom is the best part. You wanna play it like a action game? Go for it. You a freak who wants to build a giant automated factory? You can. Just wanna chill and explore? Perfect. You can follow the main progression or just yeet yourself into the unknown. And... Being able to slap perks onto almost ANY item is SO GOOD. I'm literally just dashing around killing mobs with my rifle, and it feels amazing. If you were on the fence before, now's the time. If you're a new player, you should give it a try. imo 9/10

Feels like if you got a whole class of 30 people to make one game and they all had their own vision. Lots of features but not a cohesive experience

Runs like crap

I had this game since day one didnt play that much on steam but i liked it . just got back this year and surprised by the new changes and like them mostly . The game runs like trash now and crashes all the time this didnt happen before and its not just my pc others have the same issue . They need to fix this game like now.

TLDR: Recommended for survival builder enthusiasts, there is enough to enjoy the game like a solid meal but it's not polished enough to be a favorite. I remember trying this game on initial bare bones release and the flow of it was entertaining enough but lacked major direction and was sort of just a theme park game at the time. Fast forward to today and now there a ton of more items, features, map, mechanics and it has direction which is basically follow the map up north, explore, complete the ruins and kill the end game boss. Like I said, for enthusiasts it's a good game to chew on for a bit, there is enough, it's got enough to be entertaining and do some experimentation but... it falls apart in some other areas because the building system is abysmal and especially with snapping and placement of objects, this alone probably destroyed another 100 hours of potential playtime because I can't be bothered attempting to build an empire with basic things that don't snap, match or sometimes...

I enjoy they the game itself and have had fun with it. Came back to play the game after not playing for over a year, created a new world and character to see all the new changes that came to the game only to be loaded into a new world that would not load. Stuck at the starting point with nothing but invisible walls. It was like the world did not load all the way. I changed graphics settings all the way to lowest i could make them to see if that would work only to still load into a world where i couldnt even take a step forward (using an RTX 2070). I even did a full uninstall/reinstall and nothing. All of this to say that for some reason the worlds are not loading and at this moment at least to me the game is not playable at all.

runs like dookie

Played when the game first came to early access and it was super fun but since I came back during Seamless (put in around 100 hours before posting), the game is very buggy. A lot of automatic farms don't work well as many of the automatic tools don't work consistently or at all. Spells and skills don't scale very well making basic attacks deal significantly more damage in single attacks than skills do in a combo. Over-world bosses are buggy, they constantly heal to full health even when you are standing in their zones, they constantly glitch around the zone making them hard to hit, and their ability damage indicators don't properly show or show at all where their ability is going to hit. After a while I decided to make a dedicated server on a high end dedicated computer (a computer I built specifically to run servers for games) to play with my friends and it got worse making even building, gathering, and killing extremely difficult. Servers have very limited configuration, you can chan...

Abandonware

People seem to forget this game is made by Pocketpair, who are developing other games while handling a Lawsuit from the Court King Nintendo. Even then it's fantastic to play, regardless of all the ungrateful spoon fed people.