Supraworld

After a few hours of playing, here are some thoughts and feedback for the devs: The good: • Gameplay is awesome. It feels like Supraland on steroids and I can’t wait for the full release. • The graphics look amazing. Great asset design, DLSS 4 and decoupled FSR frame generation are a godsend. • The game runs acceptably on my high-end PC. The issues: Unfortunately, these positives tie into the main criticisms I have. Supraworld seems to be yet another UE5 victim: • High VRAM and CPU usage. UE5 is notoriously resource hungry, especially with Nanite and Lumen enabled. • Poor performance on lower-end GPUs. On my Steam Deck OLED the game is practically unplayable even with FSR set to Ultra Performance and wattage unlocked. I’m talking drops to 15 fps in many areas. • Lumen issues such as ghosting, incorrect reflections and sometimes inexplicable smearing. What breaks my heart most is that these graphical issues would not matter nearly as much if it were possible to maintain...

played through the available content and puzzles are fun. the amount of content does not get close to Supraland yet, even if the dev claims to have more content than the older games. why i do not recommend the game is simply the use of bad unreal engine 5 features and their "solutions", in particular TAA, up-scaling and frame generation. if you have high end hardware it might look good but with mid to low end hardware it looks awful. hopefully it gets optimized before full release

just so you know (its super hard) :) ---{ Graphics }--- ☐ You forget what reality is ☑ Beautiful ☐ Good ☐ Decent ☐ Bad ☐ Don‘t look too long at it ☐ MS-DOS ---{ Gameplay }--- ☑ Very good ☐ Good ☐ It's just gameplay ☐ Mehh ☐ Watch paint dry instead ☐ Just don't ---{ Audio }--- ☐ Eargasm ☐ Very good ☑ Good ☐ Not too bad ☐ Bad ☐ I'm now deaf ---{ Audience }--- ☐ Kids ☑ Teens ☑ Adults ☑ Grandma ---{ PC Requirements }--- ☐ Check if you can run paint ☐ Potato ☑ Decent ☐ Fast ☐ Rich boi ☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer ---{ Game Size }--- ☐ Floppy Disk ☐ Old Fashioned ☑ Workable ☐ Big ☐ Will eat 15% of your 1TB hard drive ☐ You will want an entire hard drive to hold it ☐ You will need to invest in a black hole to hold all the data ---{ Difficulty }--- ☐ Just press 'W' ☐ Easy ☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master ☑ Significant brain usage ☐ Diffic...

I will say that this is an early access game at the time of the review and I did really enjoy the game. however This game suffers from the unreal engine 5 bugs as the devs decided to go all in on all the UE5 features. According to the devs nanite is used everywhere, which also according to them forces the game to use Lumen. This means performance will be terrible for a lot of players. Whether everything needs nanite or not, thats a different question. Nanite makes certain processes faster in the development cycle, but decreases performance. Causing a reliance on tools like AI upscaling and image generation for good performance. As someone who has a fairly up to date PC at the moment of this review, I managed to get a stable 60+ FPS with some small lag spikes from time to time where everything would freeze suddenly. These spikes were rare however and from memory I can only recall it happening 3 or 4 times. Then there's the other UE5 bugs. Shadows are noisy, lighting suffers when exp...

Absolute joy to play. If you liked Supraland this is the easiest recommendation ever. This game makes you feel like a real gamer again, using every ledge and object as a means of platforming up the lovely rooms. The abilities you unlock feel so natural to the world, they all fit and feel perfectly. Items can flawlessly be used for attack, movement AND puzzle solving. yet all it is is just a broken toothpick. It's genius! Finding secrets is very rewarding, there are hidden nooks and crannies everywhere and they all hold some reward for your attention to detail. The writing is hilarious, there are fun little goofs and gags everywhere and it all fits natural with the world that is being build. 10/10

The game has some pretty terrible performance, and over relying on UE5's Lumen system, causing tons of texture smearing and shadow noise. Even with FSR and frame generation, the game barely can barely get up to 60fps, but with major ghosting on all models. I'd say wait until they get those problems figured out, since I loved the first Supraland and Six Inches Under.

I do not know how this game is being reviewed so well, it is not even close to ready (even for early access). Either you have it run like trash or look like trash (or sometimes both). I lost 3 hours of game play to a bug with my save file and I would have refunded the game if I wasn't over the 2 hour mark. One of the announcements before the release of the game mentioned the number of secrets in act one being close to the entirety of Supraland, this is true but the secrets are so garbage in this game I would rather that number be cut in half. You will find a secret area and get .01 currency for it, it is so bad it is actually almost funny. Other upgrades are just as useless like crit chance on your dash or basically any upgrade for the worthless toothpick. 99% of the time I am happy to find a secret area just to see the number left to find go down. I originally was not going to write a review, but the number of positive reviews makes me feel like im in another dimension with the versio...

Supraland and its DLC have a very special place in my heart. I know that this game is in early access so think of this review as early feedback to the full release, I will remove the review if things change. With that being said, This game is disappointing. The part I liked best about Supraland was the level design, and the devs have thrown that right out the window. The first and second areas are crowded, messy, and don't seem to have any theme or cohesion with each other, it feels thrown together with not much thought (or maybe too much). Instead of levels you move through, its one semi-big area with what feels like 20 puzzles crammed in. Secondly, this game is OVERTLY and very painfully self aware, and tries to make it funny (especially with the starting dialog). I want to feel like this is a working world and the player is just a part of it (to some degree). This part of the review is more subjective but it ties back to my first point; There should not be 12+ puzzles to solve ...

The performance is terrible. I really liked the previous titles but reading something like "Mainly use a lot of upscaling." from the devs is far away from anything I want to read. This confirms my concern that developers are becoming increasingly lazy and relying solely on upscaling over and over again. Optimization will become obsolete. AI will manage everything. Until games eventually have a similar added value as TikTok Brainrot content. But I really ask you to prove me wrong. I expect quality, especially from a game studio from my home country, Germany. Edit: Just for comparison, Monster Hunter Wilds runs better than this game. As much as I want to believe that the performance is "not good for me" I am almost pretty sure its not me nor my setup thats the cause of the issue. Even if Im setting everything to the lowest settings, I only get about 50 FPS without using upscaling. And on this setting Unreal's Lumen is just so grainy I cannot play the game. Maybe give an option to play w...

Supraworld does not disappoint. Exactly what you'd expect from David and Supra Games. Play it and go play the Supraland games if you haven't tried those.