Dialda

On the first day, I was skeptical. After the whole mess what happened to CubeWorld and the huge disappointment, I was way more careful with building up hype for games in development. 

On the second day, I was becoming more and more interested. Could this game really be a modern, 3D-version of good old UnrealWorld? A realistic, "minecraft-like"-game with immersive mechanics and a huge rewarding feel after passing through gamestages?

On the third day, I did it. I purchased the game, it looked so promising, I simply had to try it for myself. That was exactly one week ago now, and I didn't regret this choice for a single minute, playing every day since then and having a huge blast.

Now this was little bit picked with references to other games, and I don't mean to offend other developers or advertise for other games, but for the sake of making your own decision if you want this game, I find it helpful to have a few comparisons. One thing very unique here for an early access title is its high playability at this early stage, and that mostly bug-free. I myself encountered very very few minor bugs or things I think could/should be tweaked a little, for example a thrown spear sticking in the ground that can continue to hit mobs and sometimes yourself if you walk into it. (For a fun fact, this actually saved my life a couple of times) Nothing gamebreaking and most importantly, no crashes at all! Just a very short freeze once, which resolved itself after a few moments. The developers here are truly meaning what they say in the descriptions. 

As of now, version 1.14 already feels like a complete game in a way. The downside is, now that I delved into it... I can't get enough! I am now addicted to checking these forums each day to check for new updates while speculating/imagining what the full, complete game will look like. If it continues in any way like it did so far, this will become a unique masterpiece.

Thank you for this wonderful gaming experience! I am looking forward to many more weeks/months and even years of amazing fun and joy with this game.

One last bit of references if you should get this game or not: If you find the survival aspect in minecraft too easy and lacking realism and want it to be more like UnrealWorld and Don't Starve, but imo in a better way than Don't Starve did it - try it out. You can refund within 2 weeks or 10 hours of gameplay (whichever comes first, check refund policy) and that is really enough to determine if you like it or not. It is different than minecraft, considerably harder at certain stages, but you also won't be occupied with managing your survival and food all the time as the only thing you do. I find it very balanced in that point. Food will always be a factor to consider, but once you setup a solid base, you will continue to make breakthroughs and progress. It's worth a try, really good title!