I like this game so much that I bought it three times. Initially on Steam, then on enormous-elk.itch.io (because I wanted to keep a copy of the installation file), and now on GOG (it's more convenient to download installation files with lgogdownloader). Sometimes, I wonder why I like this game? The graphics aren't fancy, there's no story-line or clear objectives, and it seems the main goal is just to survive. But strangely, this seemingly primitive game still made me immersed, like lived another life. It reminds me, a character surrounded by all sorts of things in a modern world, what are needed to survive are actually few. Don't be fooled by the game's appearance, Once you get familiar with this game, you'll realize that its freedom is actually quite high. Here are a few small tips for early survival: The F6 key opens the map, which helps you estimate the location of nearby villages. Once you kill your first big prey in the early stages, the most convenient way to preserve meat is to take it to a nearby village and smoke it in a room with a fireplace. Skill levels can be improved through using. The "t" key can be used to train all kinds of combat skills—yes, throwing swords to the ground can eventually make you a master swordsman.
Intense and addictive. A single blow could cut one down. Need practice to make the controls become instinct, because even a slightest mistake would leads to death. A lot of fun to play with friends and families.
