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Craft The World
Craft The World is a unique sandbox strategy game, the mix of Dungeon Keeper, Terraria and Dwarf Fortress.
Explore a random generated world populated by dangerous creatures, build a dwarf fortress, gather resources, and craft all the items, weapons, and armor you need.
GOD-SIMULATION
You control a tribe of dwarves by giving them commands to dig in certain places, attack enemy creatures, and build houses and other structures. You'll need to provide your dwarves food and clothing, as well as help them with magic when fighting against other inhabitants of the world. You start the game with one dwarf and gain additional dwarves as your experience level increases.
SANDBOX GAME
Each game level has many layers of earth to explore, from the sky down to boiling subterranean lava. The level is randomly generated as an island, restricted by natural boundaries: oceans on the edges, lava beneath it, and the sky above. Other features include day and night and changing weather conditions. The worlds differ in size, humidity, temperature, terrain, and flora and fauna. Abandoned halls and rooms with treasure are hidden somewhere deep within the islands.
CRAFTING
One feature of the game is a user-friendly system of recipes for crafting. The recipes are organized and easily accessible. You can craft dozens of different items: building blocks for houses, furniture, decorations, weapons, armor, ammunition, and food for your dwarves.
Steam User 48
Join me in raising a mug of ale in a salute to this treasured gem, and too the developers that continue to surprise us with new content/DLC and in game holiday treats.
Just some of the reasons why I keep returning to Craft The World year after year:
1. The Cartoony Graphics. (You will never not smile.)
2. The Building System. (You are free to be as creative as you wish to be.)
3. The Crafting System. (Anything worth having is worth first working towards.)
4. The Fight or Flight Theory. (In order to survive and keep what is yours preparation is key.)
5. Pets & Holiday Events. (No home is complete without critters to love and tables ladened for a feast.)
If you have never played the game do so. I defy you not to enjoy it.
Steam User 15
Day 36: We continue to plumb the depths, digging ever deeper. We almost lost 2 of our number to a cave-in in tunnel 24 this morning. I put it down to dim light and carelessness with the pick, young dwarves today... Cursed sand dropped and we had to scramble to get them out.
To add to our food shortage problem, spiders have taken over cave 6 at the bottom of shaft 14 and the bitey plants are out of control in cave 12. Apparently there are noises coming from behind one of the walls in the sheep cave but I don't think it's anything to worry about.
Dusk is almost upon us and we need to prepare. Get down deep in the mines before 'they' arrive...
Steam User 13
Super cool and relaxing game. Sometimes the dwarf AI is a bit frustrating.
Steam User 9
There used to be a game called the diggers where you use small creatures to build underground tunnels in search of riches. This game takes the concept and expands it much much further. Only qualm is that you have to edit the game files to change the time between enemy waves (I enjoy building endless undeground complexes)
Amazing that after so many years from release this game still gets updates and improvements! Strongly recommend!
Steam User 8
i've played this game for 1207 hours since 2014, at first it was not so great. but when they added all the cool updates like girls in arms, with all the pets and cool monsters! i made a game for over 103 hours.
Steam User 13
At the 20$ price point for the base game and 20$ more for all the DLCs i would not recommend it.
At the 20$ price point with all the DLC included i still would not recommend it.
I feel like the game is worth 10$ with all DLC included, so it's fair to say it's worth grabbing it on a sale if it has a considerable discount.
When it comes to gaming experience, the dwarf AI is pretty bad, the DLCs are meh, except for the sister in arms DLC.
The christmass event is buggy, it renders enemy goblins invisible.. it's also very unbalanced, it gives the player better armor than the top tier, in the early minutes of the game and there is no option to turn off the event.
I would give it a no if i wouldn't get it on sale, even considering how fun and addictive the game can be.
Steam User 8
I loved this game in singleplayer.
I loved it more once multiplayer was added, and even more when refinements were added to customize your experience.
I keep wondering if this game has seen its last update... when lo and behold, another DLC comes out.
Of course, I had to buy it (the sale was icing on the cake), and I'm looking forward to trying it.
I've been quite satisfied with all DLCs and updates to date, and will seriously consider buying any more they release.