Smalland: Survive the Wilds Critic Reviews

Smalland: Survive the Wilds is an impressive survival game with a lot of heart, and a crafting system that is filled with options.

After a long time waiting for its release, Smalland: Survive the Wilds proves to be much more than that Grounded with fairies that many of us thought it would be in its beginnings. A survival adventure that guarantees fun for groups of friends and lone wolves alike.

Even with it being a game that normally doesn't draw me in Smalland manages to activate something other games like it couldn't, getting me to have fun solo in a survival crafting game. Smalland's sense of detail and scale to the world had me always wanting to see what was around the corner. That being said, if you are looking for something that will test your combat skills or is a game that is deeper than just survive and craft, then Smalland might not be something that holds your attention for long. However, if you're looking for a low intensive game that will allow you to turn off the world and explore, then Smalland is a perfect game to get lost in.

Smalland stands out for presenting a setting in a rich and diverse universe, being excellent for creation and survival games. Greater adjustments and refinements could further improve the experience over time, but it is perhaps a game more suitable for those who are not looking for a very robust combat system.

The aim of Smalland: Survive the Wilds is to provide an introductory adventure to the survival genre, and it accomplishes this goal admirably. While certain aspects, like the story or combat, may feel somewhat limited due to their simplicity, the game truly shines in its exploration of a vibrant and resource-rich jungle, offering an enjoyable and engaging experience.