Craft The World

The game is just super, my brother bought this game for me. And it was the very first game that I became interested in.

Pros:

-Large skill tree

--large and small worlds (all this is available immediately in the world settings)

-you can create large castles, small villages, and of course giant mines.

-I liked the bosses, they are not so monotonous

-there is also so much different armor and weapons (mostly swords and ordinary gunpowder barrels)

-I think if I remember, I liked the events there, and the game transformed depending on where you live (basically it’s the default New Year, damn I don’t remember any further)

Cons:

-dumb intellect

-arrogant enemies

-arrogant goblins (forgive me for the expression, you at least you understand THAT THESE GOBLINS SPECIFICALLY ATTACK, THEN THEIR DADDY GOES TO RUIN … Read full

no, the game is great, but there are a couple of miscalculations:

-donation dump

-goblins can spawn right before your eyes

-it turns out to be a kicker (an ax and a pickaxe at the beginning are not the norm, gnomes have to break everything with knives! )

-the character cannot be changed (

but this all pales in comparison with the large number of advantages

The game is great, everything is well done. The plot is very good but something is missing. The controls are not bad, everyone likes it, the controls. The sound and music are very well done, adding atmosphere to the game. The gameplay is casual, which does not prevent it from being quite interesting. The graphics are good for the style of the game, and they themselves are very simple, but they are still not bad. The localization was a success and they did it very well. Optimization, my respects, on hemp and a 1GB video card, everything is good, even ideal, it feels like 60 frames in the battle pools.

Cons:

What a game without cons and problems

The bots are not stupid, they are so stupid, but the stupidity is very unpleasant.

And really very arrogant enemies that I really want to send to ***.

The game is addictive, but of course there are some shortcomings:

- resources can disappear before your eyes,

- gnomes can go to the point not by the nearest path, but by some kind of circuitous one (you need to take control of it and

let go in order he found another way),

- in a single player game there is no goal, after killing the main ones nothing happens, and the game continues,

- and the most important drawback is the lack of new cards

In this game you need to manage a settlement of gnomes, feed them, upgrade their skills, equip them, send them into battle, send them to get resources, etc. There are a lot of options. It has quite interesting randomly generated maps and a technology tree.