Bromeliad
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About the GameIn Bromeliad you are stranded on a pacific island where you are a Human-Bear. You transformed into a Human-Bear because of a mysterious, unknown creature that gave you its strange venom. After that, a giant bear jumped on you and you became a mutant.
You don`t know what has happened, or where you are, or where your hunter team is. You have to survive, gathering materials to build tools, bases/houses/castles. You will need to hunt for food, explore, tame animals and creatures and much more… but the only strange thing other than you being a mutant is that, at night, strange creatures crawl and sneak over the island trying to find you.
Features:
- Survive and explore this living island.
- Chop down trees and break rocks to craft tools, build bases…
- Tame animals and creatures and keep them as pet, to protect you from enemies.
- At night creatures will attack, so be ready.
- And much more…
Your destiny is to survive and find an ancient element hidden on the island so that you can go back to being normal as a human. Then you will be able to remember everything and return home, but remember, its not so easy to get there because you are not alone.
Game Discussion
Steam User 17
This game is an early acces and there are bugs, but if do you like games like Rust or Ark keep an eye over this title!
Steam User 11
Rough around the edges but has some unique ideas.
Not too difficult to survive.
You could probably grab a few hours out of it
before waiting for new content.
Gameplay Below
Definitely worth a wishlist at least.
Steam User 0
the game works nicely even for a pre- alpha game, little bugs here and there
this game has potential for sure, i'd buy it when its on sale as its not Yet worth the full price
but i do recommend this game it will be fun to play when its finished.
Steam User 0
There is early acces and there is way to early acces.
Might turn into a good game, I don't know. Was to busy gathering wood and food and dying of thirst.
I really don't like it when you don't get the chanche to explore because you need all the time you have to find food (in this game easy) and water, in this game almost impossible.
Why not make it easy in the beginning and harder als you level up?
While you are almost drowning in a tropical rain, you are dying of lack of water. You are standing under a waterfall, but all you can drink is the salt water from the sea. And, spoiler alert, that kills you.
The graphics need work, I saw an zebra 'floating' up a hill.
You gathered tons of stones and wood and the system insists you do not have enough to craft an item. Building simply did not work.
And as other have remarked "what's with the farthing sounds"?
On the bright sight; the nightly creatures are rather easy to kill.
I will put this game away in my library and look at it again in a year or so.
Steam User 3
It has most of the basic survival elements, and still needs more content added but its a chill relax game to play, Of course since its new and early there is plenty of fixing as well. The base build is ok, I think the animals battle can be tuned up. But if this is the genre you like for the price its worth it.
Steam User 1
As for my recommendation of this game, i would likely do so at a later date once there are more bug fixes, patches, updates. Currently i cannot get past playing about 22-30 minutes into the game without it crashing completely. There are some in game mechanics that surly need work, but i definitely see much potential in this game, especially with the story line it has revealed a bit of and the amazing environment, but as all new games go, there are always expected updates, fixes, patches to come, was just hyped to do a stream of the game upon launching only to be met with constant crashing. (I've verified game, uninstalled, downloaded again and same issues, its definitely the game having some issues, i'm sure it will be fixed soon).
Steam User 0
Bromeliad is a very realistic game with incredible graphics, with cool things you can do, although the game is challenging, this game is one of the most fun and realistic that I’ve ever tried