Life is Feudal: Your Own Critic Reviews

Despite my initial reactions, I finally start to enjoy Life is Feudal. After getting over the initial learning curve and skill grind. There is something liberating about being able to terraform any piece of land and cut down any tree I find.

Life is Feudal: Your Own has a lot of potential but it's still far from a target that could just be his MMORPG version.

Life is Feudal is an extremely grinding-focused survival experience in which you will get as much fun as effort you will put in. Also, the quality of the experience will be proportional to the quality (and quantity) of the people you will play with. This is a complete social experience; no place for loners.

Life is Feudal - like many of its peers in the genre - is not enough fun or rewarding in the short term, and the long game is only for true devotees.

It's an open world RPG for extremely patient and cooperative settlers who can also stand a lot of grinding for resources and skills.

An attractive medieval survival sandbox that unfortunately gets bogged down in too many demands for time.

There are the makings of a decent game in here. When I wasn’t getting slaughtered, I found myself enjoying roaming the forests and fields.

The game definitely lives up to it’s namesake, in that this is a game that is truly your own.

Life is Feudal has a lot of things going on in it. Between the comprehensive skill systems, the crafting mechanics, and the maintaining of self and relation with players around, there’s a lot of things that could have made Life is Feudal really enjoyable. The biggest problem it faces is that practically everything in the game is a tedious crawl.

Many of the terraforming mechanics are interesting, but when it comes to the variety of the missions, the game design utterly fails.

So much simulation so little gameplay. Life is Feudal shows medieval life really in detail, but the problem is, that it's not fun at all.