Omega Crafter

All these negative reviews because people prefer Valheim is dumb.
This game is amazing and fun, it has a lot of amazing QOL games like Valheim took years to implement or are still not implemented. This game is made for people who enjoy using their brain to automate and it lets you do it right from the start! Easy to dumb tons of hours into automating everything, exploring, expanding your bases, and even crafting bases. It's by no means complicated which makes it fun to play with friends. Ignore all the comments hating because its not Valheim 100% worth the price for a full released game without bugs every 2 seconds.

Everyone is absolutely delusional complaining about this game. The game has provided me hours worth of fun, and we just reached the mid-game. The automation is aided greatly by the presets which allows you to learn as you go. The developer obviously has made a large effort to make the game both visually enjoyable and the continuous scaling of play-through is fantastic. Can't wait to see what updates come through as there is so much potential. We have run into almost no bugs minus minion pathing which seems to brute force past 10-15 seconds.
10/10 game as of recent trash that has come out.

A bit derivative but well executed. Game structure is right out of Valheim, the world and visuals are very Zelda inspired. The game is very formulaic, biome after biome, same deal, weapon upgrades, new benches, etc. But it's well made and it works. I had a good time with it. I played on normal, and as a side note, the final bosses are brutal.

The big standout thing is the bot programming. In the end, it's a bit wasted because you don't need bots to do much: harvest, craft, transport. You end up spending a lot of time setting the NPCs up, updating their pointers, all for stuff that could have been a canned AI behavior. The programming language is limited and tedious (especially if you are a real programmer) but I suppose it could be an interesting intro to the topic for some. I don't think it's for everyone and I think most people will tire of it before that game's end, but it's cute of a little bit, and it doesn't get into the way toooo much. Automating is fun, and it work.

Last note, the controller support is there and it works, but the game was clearly made with a m+kb mindset. Programming, in particular, is just pure pain with the controller. And there's no aim assist for shooting the bow. I played couch with a controller, but I would whip out a mouse and keyboard whenever I had to program.

This game is a lot of fun and I am still in the early game. Been playing with a friend and multiplayer is smooth. Alot of people complaining with less than a hour played. I would definitely recommend the game as the learning curve is a little tough in the beginning but once you get the hang of it, its great. 8/10 game

I wasn't expecting this game to be as fun as it is after reading the negative reviews. Most of the complaints I'm seeing are solved by leveling the world up (most of them as low as level 4).
The combat is simplistic, it's not going to compete with games that really push for survival combat but it's still fun.
The robot programming is actually fairly robust if you don't just use the defaults and try to optimize your bots to do multiple jobs.

This is a real fun game a mix of survival, building and automation game. I love expanding my towns and exploring new biomes with Grammi! Each biome has a unique and awesome theme and fun enemies to fight. In order to be able to conquer a new biome you have to upgrade your gear and weapons which in return is done by upgrading the automation and the machines.

This game is way more fun than a lot of the reviews would have you believe. I was fully expecting a mixed bag from reading what people had to say, but it really feels like a lot of those reviews are just chat gpt copy paste garbage. Most of them say almost verbatim the same complaints that I just didn't experience at all.