About This Game "Rebirth of Island" is a hardcore survival game taking place in a wild, unknown world ruled with its own laws and customs. Your name is Gaius, an astronaut from Earth. You were sent on a space expedition in order to find a greater, more refined planet to occupy. Unfortunately, your ship was hit and you must crash land on a nearby unknown planet full of dangerous creatures. Your primary goal is to survive and to find your true calling on this mysterious planet. Key points: Procedurally Generated Planet: After each death a new planet with its own climate, rules, peculiarities and inhabitants appears. Goals: You need to survive! Collect resources you need, build your shelter, and adapt to your dangerous surroundings. Try not to let your settlers die! Help them survive the many dangerous nights ahead. The distribution of energy and resources: You have to build shelters for your settlers, feed and protect them. In exchange, they will work for you. You can assign them to extract resources, build new homes, and run maintenance on any built homes. Continuous Updates: Join the active community to help shape the game's future! Give feedback, and participate in discussions with the developer and other players.Official pages: a09c17d780 Title: Rebirth of IslandGenre: Adventure, Indie, RPG, StrategyDeveloper:Yo_SerjioPublisher:Yo_SerjioRelease Date: 4 Nov, 2016 Rebirth Of Island Unlock Request Code Keygen I got this game for 35 cents, and I can tell you in the state it's in it's still not really worth it. I crashed upon first start up and then got to the space ship tutorial area which for some reason dropped me to 14 fps, which doesn't make sense being that this game isn't anywhere near graphically intensive. But I decided to go with it and play anyway, which leads me to say that the UI and controls are bad. Just bad. It doesn't tell you what you're doing and has a bunch of buttons to press to interact rather than just using E or mouse 1 like you'd think you would. The fact that you can only grab one item from a stack at once and then have to drag it is just stupid. Make use of mouse 2. After struggling to figure out what to do for a minute or two, pressing Q, E, F, and V just to interact with something and craft I crashed when clicking on the link to review\/give feedback on the main menu. This game also graphically has no optimization. Only screen res and that's it. I may give it another go sometime, but right now with that first experience I already have to give it a down vote.If these things got fixed, redone, etc. I'd see about changing to an up vote.. I ha e only just started playing this game and 8 ua e to say its not bad yes the ui and comtrols are bad and could be made alot better like making a tool bar and a click and drag crafting system but what they use in game is functional once you get used to it its not bad and i can see myself continuing playing it andthe english translation needs work dont now who transalted it but its broken English still for whatvit is i give it a 4 out 5. Interesting game, graphics remind me of pixel piracy for some reason, I feel that the way the controls are setup really reduces the enjoyability of the game even despite a tutorial explaining, they're just awkward controls. Could have been done a lot better and then maybe the game can actually be played instead of fighting with my keyboard trying to make my character do what I want it to do.. That's really the only problem is the controls , if that was fixed (which I doubt it will be since the game basically revolves around this bizarre hotkey setup at it's core) then it would be a very fun little survival rpg.Also wow really.. the system to control your villagers is SO broken, if the controls were not already so confusing I would probably be able to tell if the villager\/worker system is really broken or if I'm just not using it right.. Seems broken to me.. I would not recommend this game. However, it wasn't bad, but I got the game for $1 and got my money's worth out of it.Anyways... Tutorial was terrible and could be skipped past without any problems. The asteroid level\/minigame in the beginning I absolutely hated, but I can see where it's needed for story (if the game has any) and I wish you could skip passed it at will (you can skip it if you fail too many times).Once you get to the game I enjoyed building the houses and doing quests to gain colonists. The most difficult part is figuring out how to tell them what to do. For one, someone has to plant trees and another cut when I feel like that should be one job, because the wheat planter also harvests. Your max inventory is limited to 5 item types with 16 being the max per stack. I could live with that since, but end up making a lot of stockpiles that only hold one type of item.Finally, it feels unfinished still: I found a few bugs and there is one resource I never found a use for that you have to mine from rocks. You can cook wheat to make bread, you can make flower out of wheat, and cook wheat into bread. Either way you make break you still end up with the same amount of bread per wheat and the colonists don't know how to cook flour so it's a useless resource. You can put the crafting bench, furnace and a stockpile in the houses, but I was only ever able to place a workbench and nothing else. I did get lucky a few times; I was able to place the furnace instead of a workbench and also place a stockpile in one house and that house also happened to have a workbench in it. I encountered a bug were if you gather over the 16 stack size in your inventory without unloading it, that resource vanishes into thin air. I found it because I was mining rock to build the big house which needs 16 stone. I mined over 16 and it disappeared. I just dismissed it as a fluke but it happened a second time too. After that I was very careful to never overload my character with resources.. Initially wouldn't run but after I got the game to start, it was ok. Tutorial wasn't fully flushed out so there were some game mechanics I had to figure out on my own. The UI is weird because sometimes you hover and release to grab an item and other times you click. After about 3 minutes of farming resources my inventory would be full and I couldn't pick up anything even if was an arrow that I just used said resources to make. Since there was no "Inventory capacity %" or weight value attached to the items, I had no idea when it was full or not.Also there was no hot bar to easily switch to frequently used tools (pick axe, hatchet, etc.). That made it harder to go out and farm or build.Overall, I'm glad I bought it on sale for like $2. Wouldn't have wanted to pay anymore for that. Still, there are much better survival\/sandbox games out there.. Depending on what your play style is depends of if you should get this game or not if you like slow pace sand boxes then you may like this game it needs more options like quality bc when it rains the second time you will recieve lag and the game doesen't give much for you to discover I accidentally missed the tutorial and just had to figure out what from there but I would reccomend this game to the select few who are ok with a slow paced sandbox and like to take their time and it is a good price unlike the other sandboxes that cost maybe 30$ minimal with the faults of this game I do think it has a long way to go but is a good start. TL:DROpinion went "NotLikeThis" to "Some bug\/control\/explanation issues I struggled to get past, but will still pop back to see if its theres more development or its just me"2ND IMPRESSIONOkay, got over my tantrum, sometimes its the user, not the equipment right? And the last thing I wanna do is crap all over someones hardwork, no need to be a jerk about it eh?Its still early days for me, but sound and graphic wise, its great, I'm happy. Story wise? still getting there, but the tutorial being present on the ship is a little out of place for what you accomplish there, but maybe theres hidden back story as to why, not sure.In any case, once I got into the main game section, I realised theres a few control issues I'm struggling with. Needing to move the mouse out of the way after interacting with items, invisible unexplained walls on the map (which felt like trees and rocks, but didn't line up with ANYTHING you could see). It kind of felt like there was some prior assumed knowledge I wasn't party too ie. the crafting table, only AFTER wasting 5 minutes trying to figure it out\/find it\/use it did I realise it reminded me of one from Minecraft, of which I've not spent alot of time in, but someone who HAD might have identified its purpose sooner.Still struggling, but the invisible trees and rocks are annoying, maybe even introduce some mouse wheel control, menu systems are.... different, but perhaps they weren't made for me\/desktop keyboard+mouse, adding to the fact that my Razer Sabertooth found its first game it wouldn't work with since buying it. Still, might just be me yet......1ST IMPRESSIONI'm sorry, I tried, those controls NotLikeThis
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