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Early Access Review Anyone Who likes Terraria-like Games and has a Heart for TowerDefense Will love this Game.
I have now invested almost 30 Hours of Play to play through it completely.
It is simply addictive To look for ever newer ores and Items to better protect its Base against the Alien Life Forms.
In Terms of Stories, there is not much, but I do not think it is bad; You're stranded on a Planet and you have to assemble a Rocket to disappear from there. The ship's AI occasionally turns out some funny and helpful Sayings, but that's it already.
There are 4 great Boss opponents and a "secret" of which Man gets special Items to improve his Items even further.
In any case, the Game will be worth playing again for me, once new Updates have come out and there are even more Items, I want to test my Luck at the highest, or 2nd Highest difficulty Level.
For the current £8, this Game is really a Bargain.
Buy it and try it!
If it doesn't like it, you can return it under 2h Of play.
I would definitely buy the Game again, even for a higher Price. And I'm also looking forward to upcoming Updates and new Items/opponent/etc ...
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Early Access Review Dig or Die is already a great Game. While it bears Similarities to Terraria, in many Respects both games differ fundamentally.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=637688337 The Main Goal in Dig or Die is to build a Spaceship to flee the Planet where you crashed. To do this, the Environment needs to be explored and Resources found both underground and above ground. However, not much Time needs to be invested in Grinds. The Mining of Resources and Digging is very fast and the Focus on the Day is on Exploring the area and Building new Things.
At night, one warps back into his Fortress full of Towers to ward off Waves of opponents. These are not just Decoration, but have it in them. In Doing so, you can determine the Degree of Difficulty yourself. At Night you are only attacked by the Enemy Species that you have already killed sometime in the Day.
The Crafting Menu is beautifully clear and focuses on the Essentials. There is no Decoration that you can Craft or other unnecessary Stuff. Also you have an infinite amount of Space in the Inventory, so you don't need Boxes.
The Game dispenses with unnecessary Ballast and Focuses on Exploration and Survival. Whoever this is enough with Dig or Die a great Game. However, if you want to build a beautifully furnished house and don't put much Emphasis on warping yourself in a Fortress full of Towers at night, you'd better play Terraria or Starbound.