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.
Game Discussion
Steam User 9
Even after so many years, still getting updates and still a superb game
Steam User 6
Hidden Gem not many people know about.
In this game you manage a colony of dwarves, ordering them to collect resources, build a base and fight waves of monsters that come periodically.
These types of games can be super satisfying and suprisingly engaging, but they often struggle with being too complex or technical. This game fixes that issue, with pretty approachable and simple controls and mechanics.
If you want to chill for an hour or two building a sick castle, commanding an army to fight monsters and sending them to the caves to mine, this is your game!
Though it is complete B.S that you gotta buy A D.L.C for Multiplayer (wtf?).
Steam User 3
I bought this for my oldest son and I years and years ago because it was one of the only games at the time to offer multiplayer and be acceptable for him and I at his age.
I didn't expect to fall in love with it the way I have. And with mods, it's an even better experience. My hours on record should show that what I say is true. It does get a little old for me these days, especially since my son has moved on to other things and there's not really anyone to build *for*, but I still find myself enjoying it alone occasionally and I'm currently reinstalling it to spend a few more hours there this month while I write this.
It's worth the money at full price if you're into it (especially so if you have friends who are also) and it's even more worth it on sale. And you can return it if you don't play it for 2 hours, so give the devs some money so I can get the sequel before I die, please.
Steam User 4
ive been playing the game for 6 years and the game its still very fun!
The Dev's Did very well at making something that could handle my attension spann!
Steam User 3
Even though this game is now pretty old, it still makes me play it. The mechanic is rather simple, as is the tech tree. As casual player, I like how easy it is to manage your dwarves and let them do the work. The AI could see some improvements, though - but apart from a few odd instances of dwarf not knowing where to go or what to do, I can play it almost like a screensaver. (that's on easy settings, of course). This is a great game if you just want to relax and play something. It keeps you engaged but not too focused on gameplay. Surely beats all those brain-dead "idle" games that have become so popular.
Steam User 2
I love this game, because you can create a great castle and you don't need to complete quests to get positives emoj in this game.
Steam User 2
If you like crafting and/or building, you might like this game.
You are able to build a shelter for your dwarves, to help them survive and gather enough resources so they are able to build the portal to beat the level.
There is a very basic storyline, and barely any characterization. It's a little annoying that you have to buy additional DLC to get the 'girl' dwarves. However, I still enjoy this game a lot and think it has pretty high re-playability.
Because of the different biomes and set up for the levels, you are able to challenge yourself to do better, even if you have beaten that level before (ex: maybe you want to try and get through the level without any of your dwarves dying).
I also like the Halloween event that happens every year. The gifts you can receive give fun little power ups.