It’s amazing how poor it looks in comparison. Many players have built some impressive buildings, and water and reflections look nice from above, however, you’d be forgiven for thinking you were playing 7 Days to Die when you see water side-on, like a blue curtain.
The engine has some fantastic effects: weather and day-night cycles, dynamic lighting effects, and nearby planets orbiting at night look great. In a game that’s all about exploration, I found this a bit disappointing.Īpart from the lack of variation the worlds look pretty great, even if you’re not a huge fan of the blocky voxel look. Enemy creatures are likewise lacking in variation, as are the blocks that make up the worlds themselves, with only colour to distinguish them. This leaves characters looking pretty similar to each other. My first few minutes, at least, felt like I was dealing with a cheap EA indie game.Ĭharacters are cartoon-like, with few customisation choices: a single face, two body types, 12 head shapes, and colour choices.
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(In my case it was because my password was too long, but I only found this out through trial and error.) Once that’s done, the game starts in a small window and doesn’t let you change any options until you’ve finished creating a character. First impressions were terrible due to the wonky dialog box used to create a Boundless account, which is required before you can play at all: terrible grammar in the tooltips, weird focus issues, and the submit button disabling itself without telling you why.
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