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One of my favorite racing games. And certainly a go-to when I feel like playing one. I was super excited and surprised to see it get an update so many years later. This, in my opinion, is the best in the series. With FlatOut 1 and 2 being great fun as well. Sure, it has a few flaws - namely, being careful with vehicle upgrade choices, lest you get stuck mid-game and unable to progress. But, the physics and driving mechanics, as well as being mainly focused on muscle cars (something I've had difficulty finding in the racing genre), and the stunt mode content which is loads of fun for couch co-op or solo play... I highly recommend it. I haven't found many aggressive racing games out there that come close to how much fun I have with this game.

I always tell people this is the greatest true survival game ever made. And refer them to the free version (v1.9.4) in hopes they will enjoy the game as much as I do and purchase the latest version here to support the developer and future updates to the game.

Potential SPOILERS Ahead!!

My take on the game: It's sort of a mix between Don't Starve and Terraria in a way. The malignity ticker really sets it's roots in Don't Starve's style, which is based on the character's general well-being and ultimately affecting their level of 'sanity' to affect the visual aspect of the entire game and difficulty of the world around you. In Wayward, the constant actions you are forced to take in pursuit of basic survival and advancement of your character end up affecting the random creatures you encounter, buffing the difficulty you will experience while playing. And possibly other features not present when you first start a new game. You will most likely die quite a bit before finally holding a stable run where you will be able to hold a steady supply of food and drinkable water and build yourself a proper shelter complete with crafting stations. Which is where I see, in my opinion, some possible inspiration from Terraria. The sheer amount of craftable items, the way you progress in the game, and (maybe a bit on the general side, but) the pixelated visual style. Maybe not a direct influence there, but something they do share in common.

The one aspect people may want to know before purchasing is that the game's user interface may take some getting used to for anyone that hasn't or doesn't usually play games involving crafting items. I think it is great and practical, and have become quite comfortable with it after learning a few useful hotkeys/key+mouse combos. But, it may not be easily approachable for those without patience and ready to micro-manage your inventory.

That said... If you like survival games like Don't Starve, Rust, or remember the game Stranded II, Terraria; crafting, building, etc etc. This is most definitely the game for you!

This is precisely the (somewhat) casual type of game I was looking for.

While there are a few features and graphical items that could use improvement, it's very easy to look past that because of how insanely addictive the gameplay is.

Not to mention it's brought to us by one of my favorite publishers, Re-Logic! The same group that brought us Terraria! Vitali Kirpu of Quadro Delta, as I've been informed is the developer behind the fantastic art and mechanics you see in-game. (Hope I worded that right. Wanted to get my info correct and give credit where it's deserved)

Onward! To the juicy details!

Pros:
+Play as a pirate!
+Free-build your own pirate ship!
+Hire your own pirate goons! (Lots of them about)
+Capture pets! (haven't figured out how that relates to gameplay yet)
+Visit many, MANY islands in search of loot (and various other things)!
+Unique RPG/Level up/Inventory system
+Casual gameplay (Good one to play before bed, lots of interaction involved too)
+Bit of grinding for items and loot (but the way it's set up, it's not overwhelming or tiring)
+Attractive 8-bit graphics (If you're like me and like that sort of thing)
+Everything I love in a casual game!

Cons:

-Sometimes have difficulty building a ship
(The game states the 'path to ship is unreachable' when it seems like nothing is wrong. Sometimes I'll have to get rid of a hull block that hangs too low or a background decoration for it to work properly. Frustrating, but no big deal.)
-Turtorial could be a bit more descriptive.
(I jumped to the tutorial via in-game menu for a few various things [including the ship building thing I mentioned above] and didn't see the answer I was looking for. Again had to figure it out myself, which can be good or bad. Personally, I like figuring things out for myself to a certain degree.)
-Crew/Character level up screens aren't descriptive enough.
(You get your inventory, physical attributes and can place your crewmates under certain labels [BOARDER if you want them to stay on the ship during battle!], but you have to view their current ailment status above their character on the main screen. Which is a bit tedious and took a while to figure out as well.)
-A few graphical elements could use improvement.
(The sun and moon in particular look like they just don't belong at the moment. I feel weather effects could also use a bit of improvement. Just my own personal critical opinion.)
-No way to 'fire' pirates, but you can always kill them if you don't want them on your crew anymore.
-NOT a con, just a warning. Watch out for scurvy!

As you can see, the cons are many, but also minute. The pros heavily outweigh the cons in my opinion. I can definitely look past the details I mentioned with all the effort and intelligence that has gone into this game. If you like Terraria, there's a 7/10 chance you'll like this too. As far as I know, there is no form of traditional crafting as far as acquirable items are concerned and building is reduced to you building your own personal pirate ship. Though, I haven't played the game long and I would imagine you could build your own pirate island further on in the game.

One can hope!

You can make up your own mind on this one.

My verdict...
BUY IT! BUY IT!
BUY IT NAU!!!