BIG LOOT

it is a VERY good framework and enjoyable idea. you go on loot runs, loot things, upgrade your cart and sell excess in town to buy better things. you can hunt, forage, and sit on your cart to not feel hungry as quick. HOWEVER, the game has serious design problems, most of them related to anything number related: - durability. most items, carts and wheels included, have a set amount of durability points, which go down by use. this means that a stick cart (tier 0) lasts for about half a journey, and a proper planks cart (tier 1) lasts for about an entire trip, after which it has to be replaces, i.e. rebuilt from scratch. now that isn't a problem in and of itself, if it were cheap to do so. sadly, in order to build a T1 cart, you need a lot of flax, which is a rare find, and 11 iron ingots, which themselves need 3 iron ore per ingot, which is... a lot. (a normal trip gives you usually about 5 to 7 ingots if you look for them) this means, that on average, i need about two trips to make ...

Short description: you have to build a cart and upgrade it during "raids". It's basically a survival game where you need to loot materials to upgrade the cart in the raid AND repair it but also get loot to either trade or use. In the city hub you trade items for other items and make money to get better armor. I played an entire first raid here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ooF3aKCRQ4 Pros: great for people obsessed with looting/crafting and survival indie games. The upgrade is slow and you need food/water in missions. The slow progress can be fun because you can find some random items that are great or even trade for cool stuff. Your character also levels up SO the survival mechanics and limited inventory won't be bad after a few hours. Cons: the cart tends to break a little fast, No proximity crafting is horrible not to have, performance is janky, you will be bored if you don't get big loot missions. Overall it's a great indie game and i want to support crazy ambitious develope...

I hate to be that person who leaves a bad review, but I found this game to be extremely boring and annoying. The trailer makes it look fun, go out, gather, kill stuff and craft. All the things I like, but what it doesn't show is DURABILITY and the fact you have to eat and drink constantly. In one mission you must drink an entire lakes worth of water and eat out an entire supermarket. I'm travelling 2000 meters not 2000 miles with the occasional... ohhhh whats over there distraction. Your cart can't make a single journey without having to be replaced twice. I understand you can craft better ones, but I don't want to spend my entire time playing eating and repairing. Oh and stone knifes... creating stone knifes to unlock boxes that are either empty or have one stick in them.... I like to waste my time gaming, but I want to be happy when I do it.

Had a great time up until I got to the end of the road and to the city. I wanted to trade all my loot that I had collected but was greeted with traders who will only buy/trade one thing for another thing so basically half the loot I collected was basically useless. I then began another adventure and it was really the same exact thing, collecting loot that was probably not going to be useful at all except to eat and build your wagon to collect more loot that is used for the exact same thing. I searched multiple areas and eventually came to a lil pig pen where there were 2 boars in close proximity, I accidentally aggravated both and then died cause my sword broke. I was like dang guess I gotta go loot my stuff back. It turns out though that when you die you lose everything on your person and everything on your horse including your wagon and everything in it. The only items that are safe are the ones in the bank and the one item that is safe on your person. Keep in mind though that bank s...

this is a rather enjoyable game with combining survival crafting with rouge-like elements

balance food water, dude eats like he has a black hole in his stomach. durability of item is half to fast. If the goal is not refund harvesting. good concept

For some reason people have been making games lately that fetishize fragile equipment and looping/restarting progression arcs. This is one of them. This game follows the pattern of escorting your storage unit across a generated map with several POI on the skirts of the storage unit's path. There's junk on the floor to pick up or eat at the POI and occasionally a container that doesn't require a one time use key that doesn't stack and is in the form of a carving knife... You start out making styrofoam equipment out of stone and wood and eventually upgrade to cardboard when you craft with metal. The biggest highlight of how fragile everything you craft is that your cart is composed of several components that also can not be maintained, only replaced. Despite the equipment system being held together with the strength of elmers glue, the actual loot, item infrastructure and crafting system are pretty solid. You will tier up (and back down) and if you're lucky, unlock further progression...

The game has in interesting basic idea / core loop. But it is boring quite fast. The concept is not that big breakthrough to get along with the burden of the inventory management, long ways and fast depletion of tools. Maybe in the future with more content, it could provide more fun. Currently it just doesnt put enough ejoyable content on the table.

Very fun chill looter-extraction style game. I'd love to see Steam Deck support!

Great concept, pretty bare bones, but i bought this game *Knock on wood* to support it's future. First raid took a bit over a hour, fought the same two enemies and noticed about 2-3 dupes of each "structure"/village, but was strangely addicted despite the minimal content. Climbed a mountain, felt like the stage was very open