The game is a walking simulator with the option to build a home that serves no practical purpose besides storing a few items that will never be returned to, as everything that needs to be explored is too far away. It stands as an example of developers trying to be creative, in the wrong areas, whilst copy-pasting formulas that seems to have worked for other games. They've wanted to make the game as realistic as possible, even at the expense of the player's enjoyment, by over-complicating the most mundane actions. Some structures such as the fish trap have no functionality yet, but since the rest of the game, such as crafting structures, and utilising items and controls is counter-intuitive in every respect, you end up questioning your own intelligence instead, spite having played computer games for 30 years.

Unfortunately, almost none of these issues can be attributed to "early access", as it is quite clear that many of them were intended to be a part of a fun experience all along, which it isn't.

The game is a walking simulator with the option to build a home that serves no practical purpose besides storing a few items that will never be returned to, as everything that needs to be explored is too far away. It stands as an example of developers trying to be creative, in the wrong areas, whilst copy-pasting formulas that seems to have worked for other games. They've wanted to make the game as realistic as possible, even at the expense of the player's enjoyment, by over-complicating the most mundane actions. Some structures such as the fish trap have no functionality yet, but since the rest of the game, such as crafting structures, and utilising items and controls is counter-intuitive in every respect, you end up questioning your own intelligence instead, spite having played computer games for 30 years. Unfortunately, almost none of these issues can be attributed to "early access", as it is quite clear that many of them were intended to be a part of a fun experience all along, which it isn't.