Other than Minecraft Pocket Edition, it’s the only game I actually play on my tablet. Now don’t misunderstand me, I really, really like this game. Why? Am I led to understand a wolf ate it all? Why did that stuff need to vanish? I’m the only person on the bloody island so I doubt it was stolen! This more than anything else puts me of exploring and again doesn’t give a great play experience. When I rage quit a couple of days ago it was because I was killed by wolves near my house and by the time I returned to the scene all my stuff, including a diamond bloody compass and a crapton of precious wood, had vanished. On top of that, once you do decide to explore and are lucky enough to find a mineral-rich cave system, do you know how ball-achingly maddening it is to then lose it again just because you can’t recall if it was left at the tall tree and right after the double hill out the other way around? This alone is enough to make me falter before I leave my lovely, comfortable house and head off blindly into the hills and that is not a great play experience.ĭangerous because the penalty for dying is too great. There is only so many times building a mud hut and slowly upgrading it can be fun, let me tell you. Hard because the sheer size of the world means it’s far too easy to get lost thereby potentially reducing your attempts to consolidate a stronghold from which to weather your enforced isolation pointless because you could all too easily lose the lot and have to start again. Yet for a game that is so much about survival, once you have built a decent shelter and gathered enough supplies (something that can be done in a couple of hours) there isn’t much left to worry about and outside the Creative mode you are left with nothing to do bar explore.Īnd there is the problem. It offers a subtly different experience than the mobile version of Minecraft as it really is more about survival than mining. First off, let me sat that despite my last post on Survival Craft I’m really enjoying the game.

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