About This Game Please note that this game is currently in Alpha stateRising World is an open-world sandbox game with randomly generated, fully destructible environments. Starting with the most basic of tools, collect resources to survive in the wildness. Evolve your world to create one of the biggest cities of all time or a gigantic castle, or simply let your imagination run riot! If being creative is all too much, just connect with your friends and get them to help.Anything is possible!FeaturesRandomly generated worldsCompletely modifiable environmentBoth single and multi-player modesMounts and drivable boats200 different building materialsMore than 200 different furnitures and fixturesMore than 200 items (tools, weapons, utilities etc)Upload images from your hard drive and place them in the worldExplore various biomes and dungeonsComplex and deep network of underground cavesEnvironmental physics - trees and itemsInteract with just about everything, right down to playing the piano!Day-night-cycleFishingPowerful Modding/Plugin APIYour purchase entitles you to receive all future updates free of charge! b4d347fde0 Title: Rising WorldGenre: Action, Adventure, Indie, RPG, Early AccessDeveloper:JIW-GamesPublisher:JIW-GamesRelease Date: 3 Dec, 2014 Rising World Download Direct I played some RW with the missus co-op and SP a month or so ago. It seems that the majority of effort so far has gone into the building mechanics, which are a bit fiddly but are also as good as I've seen before. With a little patience you can build very realistic looking stuff (within the gfx limits ) - barebones structures work but you feel compelled to put in those wooden beams and mantles. And then why not a deck, blacksmith shelter, terraced garden and framed pictures of your favourite old dogs above the fireplace? It's pretty good and will only get better with finer details. Logistics systems (ie. rails\/conveyer\/power) would make this the best thing ever.The main drawback at the time of playing though seemed to be progression and incentive. Once I figured out what was going on it was pretty easy to deck out both myself and the wife with high end gear whilst building a nice and cozy home base. I only ventured far from home once to get sand (for my window panes) and took the long way back - which provided some survival challenges running into wild mobs, however for no real gain. This was actually before I'd set up a horse too - which I could have done much earlier in hindsight. We tunnelled extensively around and near the base, but we never came across a dungeon or skeletons which would have been cool; but again I'm not sure what I'd actually gain from it given that I could already produce everything. Well, maybe not a huge gun\/ammo stockpile but pretty much everything else. My typical looking garden alongside the house could have fed and clothed the 3rd world too, and I believe that was after a nerf.There was a recent addition of NPC mobs that I ran into a couple of times (besides skellys), however they possessed no concentrated threat to our base or much else to distinguish themselves from wild animals. I think they are supposed to attack in groups but this wasnt my experience. There should be more to come there (if not already) and I hope to see a further fleshed out NPC system to bring more life to RW and the spaces you create. As it stands, the enormous world lacks much to do besides building after you have spent a few hours gathering\/crafting..... and you don't really need to explore much to do so. There is so much more out there, but I want to do more than just see it, shoot a big cat and go home. That gets boring enough in RL. So already a solid purchase if you just like building your own castle 'n town wotnot (albeit an empty one). I couldn't recommend this EA more for that. The basic survival mechanics are sound enough I guess, but the adventure, strategy and general game loops could do with some work\/presence for everyone else. Given it's price though I wouldnt worry too much about taking that gamble - I'd still be content with where its at had I paid twice as much.Edit: I'd already recommended RW but also just now checked the road map (like a sensible person). It appears that I'm covered (:. An actual good game.... very nice survival collecting and building game it got really good graphics and many things to do it gets updates every few months and even tho its in early access it got lots of things to do the only negative in my opinion is that it combines old things like longswords and bows with modern things like chainsaws and drills i would rather only have older things like instead of the chainsaw just a better axe tho i really like the guns in this game they arent the new guns you see in almost every game now would suggest buying it also its a cheap price for what you get. Great game and the extensive building system is exactly what ALL survival games lack. The choice in materials and textures of wood, stone, marble, metals, copper and natural textures is huge! This makes the building and creating towns and more a lot of fun! The developers might need to work on selling their product and their marketing too. Because steam suggested the game a lot of times but the content on the shopping page never persuaded me to buy; i think the building system and huge choice in materials should be shown more as this is where this game is VERY unique. A friend of mine started playing and now we're 5 people playing.. The rest of the game obviously needs more development as it is in early acces. Content should be brought like more furniture, lights, and content for interior design. And things like vehicles, etc.But the whole concept and idea of this game is a lot of fun and if the dev's can get the machine running it can become a great game indeed. (Start a devblog, keep it up to date, keep roadmaps up-to-date for better sales!!) gogogogo! :). Well, it's pretty. The mobs\/creatures\/bandits aren't terribly over powered. The crafting system is . . .still in development I assume. If it's not then well, you should probably not buy this. But I am going to assume that things like roofing will be added at some point, that sulfur wont be a smeltable ingot, and various other bits. It's very much incomplete so far as crafting, and some how mixes medieval with sci fi, which I don't really agree with, but hey. The game play for the most part is smooth, easy to figure out. There is a lot of potential here and updates seem pretty regular. I look forward to where this will be in a year or two. It could certainly use herbalism, alchemy, a more advanced blacksmithing and carpentry system. The clothing should go under armor, but currently it doesn't. So, you kinda look half naked with leather armor. The dungeons (while i have minimal experience with them) seem interesting. They are very far underground. Mithril seems to have little to no use what so ever. To be honest, I could probably fix up the crafting myself, but I'm not going to spend the money on models to do so. Still, it'll offer several hours of game play and The Labrynth community I played on in multiplayer was pretty nice.. TLDR: It's very good. Buy it now, you can still refund it if you don't like it.This could be it! The survial game that finally gets it right. And boy, the multitude of contestants we have seen since DayZ started it all. I just hope hope hope the game will reach a critical mass soon to kick off some new content decisions and an overall more polished design and depth. I'll keep my pro\/con list short:Pro:- FANTASTIC combination of terrain modification, block building and construction. This is exactly what I was wating for. A working, intuitive and fun combination of building logic from minecraft, rust, life is feudal (etc).- Nice crafting system, de-facto tech-tree- Mining, farming, woodmaking etc is fun! Everything just works.- Beautiful, immersive terrain.- I like the weather effects.- some lovely survival elements like body temperature, bleeding, broken bonesCons:- game timeline should be limited to middle ages\/fantasy setting. modern items destroy immersion and are not fun. Please no cars, please no rifles, please no hardhats, top hats etc :((( Implementing modern time tech tree is way to much effort anyway, the time and ressources could be spent so much better!!!- game variety decisions are weird. Why spent time on elephants and giraffes? Biome diversity might be nice as advanced roadmap items but why spend time on this in an alpha?- you cant create a gun with a stone axe, a smelter and a workbench. This really kills immersion and ruins the game for me.- GUI could be improved (more slots)..why not go 80% minecraft GUI wise?- long term motivation should be based on more diverse crafts\/crafting stations. - wildlife and bandit AI is still very basic.- Fighting mechanic is very basic. Shields\/blocking is lacking.Wishlist:- get rid of modern items, tech tree should end at crossbows.- keep to a medieval\/fantasy setting.- Seasons. I don't need different biome types in the base game, but seasons would be fantastic and so much fun (Don't Starve, Banished come to mind).- more crafts, more diverse crafting trees. Would love to see alchemy, cooking, tar pits, honey making, weaving (blankets), smithing (more diversity), woodworking, healing, masonry (differet materials) etc. All should be done without a skill system (that is no fun in Life is Feudal).- would love to see more realistic survival elements like illnesses, benefits of food diversity, more wound types, limping, cold\/fever\/vomiting, - friendly NPCs, family members, kids, building a village, professions. Good\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665I've started to build Moria about 75 times. One day i'll finish it.
Rising World Download Direct
Updated: Mar 25, 2020