Experience a big adventure on a tiny scale! Enjoy multiplayer survival in a vast, hazardous world. Preparation is key when you're this small & at the bottom of the food chain. Craft weapons & armour, tame & ride creatures, build encampments & explore a strange new land.
Smalland: Survive the Wilds is one of those games where I really like the concept, but the actual execution never gave me a reason to care about continuing. The idea of playing as a tiny creature in a huge world immediately reminded me of Arthur and the Invisibles, and the game is genuinely beautiful, with the scale of the world making the concept work...
This was a good game in early access. The world has a feel of wonder and whimsy that grabbed me in a way that Grounded did not. If they had stopped at early access launch and added nothing else my opinion of this game would be higher. Unfortunately, it seems like they immediately lost the plot, adding in disconnected systems that never really go anywhere....
Game started out good but the more you play the more you realize they had no clue what to do with the game.
Guess that's why that abandoned it for a second game.
Do not recommend. It's unfinished, grindy, buggy, and runs like crap.
The game is good but the price isn't justified, also connecting to Epic services is required for online (but not for solo / offline if i'm not wrong).
Compared to most other games of the same genre ("Open World Survival Craft"), you follow through the story and it can be a bit "linear" (open linear, it's not linear in the sense of a corridor) as you...
Smalland is a fun and charming survival adventure but you need to be ready to put in some serious work if you want to see it through.
Shrinking down to the size of an ant and exploring a massive, overscaled world is an awesome concept that the game executes really well. Building shelters among giant blades of grass and taming giant insects to ride around...
