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!!!!!STAY CLEAR OF THIS COMPANY!!!!!

Unfortunately this has been the worst company i have ever had to deal with. I watched countless videos of this game and was excited to try the game, however after making my purchase i was sent multiple emails all at once wanting me to make two accounts for this game not just the usual one. I didnt understand why they would do that yet I created an account on both with the same email and same passwords. After spending 20 Euros for the game (which you can only buy through their own website) i downloaded the game and was prompted with a log in. I attempted to log in and was told my password was incorrect. I reached out for support and explained this all very clearly to the staff yet I was just sent two links to change my passwords. I did this changed both passwords and ensured both were the same once again. I loaded the game and was once again unable to login to my account. Ive had no resolve and have had to ask for a refund as i am physically unable to play this game and the company didnt want to look into their own database and realise there was something wrong on their end. i didnt want to ask for a refund for this game and i still havent been provided said refund yet this company has been the most impossible company to ever deal with.

!!!!!STAY CLEAR OF THIS COMPANY!!!!!


[Response from @Tyron, Feb 2, 2025]: Sorry to hear that you were having troubles getting your login sorted out. We have thousands of users successfully logging in every day without issue, so I am not sure why were not able to log in. I would recommend using a password manager and copy&pasting your password into the game client during login so you cannot accidentally mistype.

Probably the worst spent 20 euros in my entire life.

Never liked Minecraft.  I'm not sure why I thought I'd like this.  Just not my cup of tea.  Forced first-person view is a game killer for me.

First time i played it, i remeber the fear of the first night in minecraft 13 years ago and it gived me chills, for me that made me fall in love with vintage story!

And for people who ask , no its not minecraft<3

The best game I've ever seen in the survival genre!
I really liked the elements of realism in many mechanics and this vintage world with its interesting lore.
For creative people there is a lot of space for creativity thanks to chiseling, players on servers create such masterpieces that it takes my breath away.
I simply have no words to describe how cool this game is, it's love at first sight!

This game feels like the opposite of everything wrong with Minecraft. The progression is fun and enjoyable, The building engaging and rewarding, and the Developers actually care about the game.

This game is not for everyone however. It is tough and requires a lot of learning, but It is fun! The most fun I have had with any sandbox survival game since I first played Minecraft back in 2014. It is so fun in fact I bought accounts for friends so they could try out the game, Because this game is incredibly underrated. and I highly recommend everyone give this a shot.

The game has a lot of potential and is very expansive with its current mechanics. There is easily enough content to last a hundred hours and restarting gives you new perspectives on how you intend to play each world. The builtin handbook is incredibly useful at teaching the basics, although I do wish for some improvements to searching/organization and an increase in the number of structured guides. The progression system lends itself quite nicely to multiplayer as given the time investment of progressing, it can be more effective to trade with other players for goods that you otherwise would have to spend a lot of time collecting / preparing. Creating shared infrastructure and forming civilization is also quite rewarding as people can specialize and spend more time with the mechanics they enjoy. I've experienced some varied bugs and glitchy behavior with netcode but always minor and easily fixed by a relog. Server setup is incredibly easy and convenient to interface via the command line. Mods are also nicely integrated with the game and between client and server. Returning to game content though, I think that temporal storms and temporal rifts are obnoxious and can rudely interupt player plans with a mediocre combat system. Improvements to combat and the storm experience would be greatly appreciated as in their current state I don't forsee myself inflicting their mechanics on future servers.

Overall a very nice package that encourages you to enjoy the slower tasks for the fruits that your labor provides. I look forward to future updates and what improvements and new experiences they bring. I doubt you will be disapointed with you purchase.

10/10, genuinely phenomenal game. Do not travel into the forest at night.

My favorite game of all time! 

Cool game and a lot of content plus you have the mods very enjoyable if you like the grind it s worth it

This game is very good. Difficult but very fun.

Good game

this is a MASTERPIECE of a game. This is art.

peak game. add sex

I've just gotten up to iron and I've had an amazing time getting there. I did have a boost in patience when starting from trying for like 10 hours to get a start in MITE: BE (a really irritating Minecraft challenge mod) and so I was able to get through the early game, not to say early game is hard because it really isn't, but it does take a minute to get through it for the first time. The furthest I've gotten so far is bronze, but I may not get much further as my patience wore thin with prospecting, and this is my one GIANT problem. Prospecting is confusing, time consuming, and boring so it being necessary for at all quick progression has really irritated me. All in all I love this game, but I just can't with prospecting

Side Note: As a linux user I am so happy that modding is soooo easy

Real life -> Game -> Vintage Story

It won't even let me join the game after i bought it and set it up, horrible 

Well this sucks. I really love survival games, but the genre that at one point was full a games (mostly slop though), now is surprisingly dry. And to get away from yearly one week Minecraft tradition me and the boys decided to try vintage story. 

The dedicated server set up was quick and straightforward, the game itself looks nice, better than a usual combination of Minecraft shaders and most importantly it has it's own style which is very nice. 
But from the start of the game and during the whole session I felt like the game was actively hostile towards me as a player. I like to play games blind, without looking up any guides, secrets etc. And in game where whenever you look at a block it tells you what it is and shows all the binds how hard could it be? Turns out, quite hard, while my 10+ years old knowledge of TFC that is still somehow is in my brain helped me create first set of tools quite quickly, anything after anything but quick and painless. Trying to craft firestarter for about 10 minutes while being attack by a spider looking... thing, I quickly understood that there is no way I can play the game without an included guidebook. Well, so far for not looking up guides, but it doesn't mean that the game cannot be enjoyed? Well, in this game you start with 10 inventory slots, and while you can craft simple baskets to increase it 22 (which I needed to be told to do so by a friend, because it is only explained in the tutorial that you need to start yourself in a guide book, after it teaches you to use WASD, shift and cntrl), it is still less than Minecraft's 36. And when Minecraft for the last couple of updates tried to remedy at least a little, the issue with inventory management (which lets be fair didn't help much) this game went full in with 27 different stone variants, 31 different grass and crop types and everything in-between, and don't forget substantially lower stack sizes. Thankfully, you can just place stuff on the ground until you get to a proper storage right? At this point we come to the next, and imo, the biggest issue with the game - inconsistency. There is no consistency in interactions with items. Blocks take one block space, you can just place them; sticks\firewood? you can shift+RMB to place the whole stack in place of one block, cool; dry grass? nah sorry you can only start a campfire with one piece; What about stones? Well, you can place them with shift+RMB, unless you can craft tools with them, then shift+RMB will craft a tool head, but you can still place them on a ground with ctrl+shift+RMB, unless it is flint, flint stays in your inventory; Also seeds, you can only place 4 at one block space, not the whole stack.
Even with a couple of hours of playtime I can go on and on about how interactions with the world are just unintuitive and inconsistent most of the time. For example you cannot pick up items with anything equipped in your hand, unless it is the items you try to pick up (sometimes), even though you have inventory space, and tooltip says you to do so (to be fair it shows an empty hand, but like, why?). This just adds to the feeling that games just doesn't want to be played. And the game itself is challenging I would say (in Minecraft terms), which is cool, but challenge shouldn't come from inventory management and fights with UI.
The other thing that was quite hard to wrap my head around is the crafting system. Not only handbook contains every single recipe in the game on a separate page (it is basically way worse version of NEI\JEI or whatever) and not only we inherited Minecraft's terrible crafting grid without gradually introducing recipes like MC does. We also allowed multiple items in the same recipe in the same slot. At this point just make it simple X of Y + A of B makes C, how many recipes there are that you felt the need to introduce this to already terrible system I cannot understand.
The last thing I wanted to mention is "Early Access" label. The game is 10 years in development, insanely scope creeped, and there is still no concrete roadmap (it says so on the roadmap page) or any, at least vague, release window. I feel like game is turning into a Project Zomboid EA title, instead of proper EA title that knows the scope of the development and what game it wants to be. In current state, the game is just a prototype with a lot of funny features. 

And while I left a negative review, I encourage anyone to just try the game for yourself, the refund policy is definitely generous, and without it I would even try it. Big props to devs for the policy. But in my opinion, this is badly balanced Minecraft modpack for 25 bucks. 
 

A game about getting mauled to death by bears, wolves, and horrors beyond comprehension, falling into holes, and starving to death; 10/10 would die again. But in all seriousness, excellent game and I love that VS continues to expand its mechanical depth while retaining its high configurability and modding potential.

is there away we can re-download it (i completely resented my computer so i lost everything)

A lot of fun, both with friends and by yourself. The game is very pretty and every little bit of progress feels very rewarding. It dulls over time like anything else, but still worth it. 

Satisfying gameplay loop with beautiful ambiance. The world feels alive in a way that few other survival sandbox games do. Extensive mod support and difficulty settings make the game very accessible despite the depth of it's survival mechanics.

I've been absolutely thrilled with this game. I've played many hours now, and it was so exciting and scary the first night, trying my best to hide in a dirt hut, unaware of what could be in the dark! then the bravery to venture out to find food. 

The further you go, the more confident you are! and the most HELPFUL tool that tells you how to make and craft stuff! I love the system of animal husbandry, the way you have to breed the animals to a certain generation for them to trust you and ultimately be tamed. every little thing i'd do, I would get so excited learning something new, and having to take time with building. and even NOW there are things that i learn. This game is AWESOME. it's not easy, but it isn't unfair, and I think that's very honorable.

I've already got two people into the game after I played, and it was amazing teaching them the ropes.

so do you like harder games? full of nature and wonder? want to search the unknown and see what you can survive? 

Building, hunting, farming, all so realistic. this is the game for you!! 

Honestly you could employ these bears opposed to humans for security with how effective they are at making an area inaccessible.

As for the rest of the game with also considering the lore and the overhaul design, it really shines as its own outlier in the survival genre and could honestly be one of the best I played.

Thank you Tyron and the rest of the team, for making me experience the first time Minecraft feel for the second time around. (Also will be mailing invoices for the PTSD your bears caused)

Vintage story is genuinely one of the best games I’ve ever played.

The sheer depth of all the different mechanics and systems make progression hard, but rewarding. I also find some actions satisfying and calming such as pottery or forging.

People are discouraged because the game isn’t on steam, and I was too. But holy this was the best purchase of my life.

The game doesn’t hold your hand, the only guide you have is the ingame handbook (which is so informative, props to the devs) 

So yeah, vintage story. Buy it.