Wicked Island

Game has a lot of issues, i can see this going for MAYBE $15 no more. 1. My first gripe would be the AI art which you see quite frequently and i mention it first because it is the first thing you see when loading into a game. 2. No "true" survival mode. you have access to a cheat menu at all times by hitting "NumPad /" this takes a lot out of the game for me, i like the illusion of trying to survive and working towards something, but now i feel like a 6 foot tall man drowning in a 4 foot deep pool and all sense of struggle can be removed by me standing up/using the cheat menu. 3. Character customization is a joke in a lot of ways, yeah you can make a big butt and large assets, but prepare for clipping with every outfit in the game, especially if you make your character slightly different than a norm body type. also if you are a chubby girl lover and want to buy this game to make a chubby girl look elsewhere. there is a general fat slider that just makes your character look like sh...

game has potential, BUT is very very limited, and with this price i can't honestly recommend this game. on top of a steep price, this is very very alpha state with loads of bugs and annoyances. but like i stated, this game "if they keep working on it" has potential to be a great game.

Needs a LOT of work. a lot of nothing and stuff that is there isn't fleshed out well enough. As of right now, this doesn't reflect the price tag.

Would absolutely not recommend purchasing this game. It has issue's, play is buggy and quest lines are not clear at all leaving the player frustrated and confused. They also absolutely refuse game play help or refunds 'under australian law' Do yourself a favour and DO NOT buy.

It's like Conan Exiles, with Skyrim mods straight from LoversLabs. Pure awesome.

Ok lets get the bad stuff out the way first Yes there are alot of bugs for sure & needs work but that's what EA is for so the dev can iron this stuff out over time also lets not forget it's a solo dev so it will take time to roll the patches out. The good stuff well it's a survival game Run around gathering items to craft lots of stuff like weapons, armour, potions, food etc Build a house or castle to your liking (Rather limited atm) Completed dungeons, alters, mazes & watchtowers for rewards. Help a dragon & he'll help you back. Now the naughty stuff You can find slaves, get defeated by monsters & they them impregnate you to have their off spring which then become your servants to help you in fights or simply have fun with. A breast & belly growth system (Buggy) Slaves have others uses too once you build the right thing for them but i'll leave that to you. Anyway i had many doubts when i tried the demo but the EA version is solid enough & very addictive to play I respect RawD...

I would rate it 4/10. I put a like because I enjoyed it regardless of the bugs that need worked on. Plus, I figured the devs will get around to fixing them at some point - hoping. True, there isn't much of a story to it, so I will just spoil what little story it has. Your character was sailing on ship that gets wrecked on a small continent. There is a faction of a species, that dislikes humans, in a small village somewhere on the continent. As far as figuring out how to play the game, talk to the fisherman on the fishing pier near your starting home for a brief tutorial. If your upgraded outfit does not display your body correctly (showing your internal organs) due to body parts being too large, go inside a dungeon or portal and then exit it. It will fix the texture bug. If you jump into the hole that leads to a hidden village and die from the fall, you will respawn with the texture flying all over the place. For some reason as you are running around for awhile, it fixes itself. An...

$40 CAD for an unplayable game. I kept having to reload saves due to the constant bugging out of defeats. I had to turn off survival because even though i was well feed i kept losing health due to starving. After spending over an hour gathering resources and building my castle i log off only to be greeted with a corrupted save when coming back. This game is INCREDIBLY early access and i have no idea how the one dev working on it is going to somehow polish this game in a year considering they have been working on it for over 3 years and its STILL this incredibly buggy and broken. Edit: Played for another hour after the review on a new save and logged off. I am AGAIN graced by another corrupted save.

I did not play the demo so my first experience is the early access release. For early access this game is in great shape compared to a lot of other early access titles both adult and non-adult oriented. I have paid more for an early access game with a lot less content and a lot more bugs and glitches. They have a solid foundation to start with and I am looking forward to their updates and future content.

If the main menu is zoomed in, press Alt+Enter, then you can go to settings and set your screen resolution, and set fullscreen. Alt+Enter again to go back to fullscreen, and it'll be fixed. Wicked Island has massive potential, but in it's current state, it's only fun for about 20hours of exploring, and some time gathering. There's very few quests, few deep dungeons (like two deep dungeons), and little space to build a castle. Once you've gathered items from a dungeon, there's little reason to go back there as dungeon items don't respawn. To speak of the "H-scenes", many interactions include large monsters, but there's very little creativity in positions. At least with my character's slim body, the monsters' "parts" clip through her back sometimes. There should be an option to turn mates transparent, and invisible. I can't get breeding stations to work when I have the required items. Wicked Island needs a lot of polishing, but it functions mostly. I've experienced three crashes acr...