It depends. I thought the gameplay loop was very shallow, similar to games like Once Human and Soulmask. It's a lot like the Conan survival game by the same studio, though Conan's world felt bigger and gave a greater sense of accomplishment.
The resource gathering, crafting, and combat have little variety and the tech tree is a bit dull too.
I played Dune coop with a friend and we were bored after a few hours.
But some people love it. The game is pretty polished. There's just not a lot to it.
For reference, I consider games like Grounded, Raft, Moria, and Enshrouded to be much better.
To be honest, MMOs are not my thing. I have heard of the games you mention, but I never had the chance to play them. From what you say, maybe Dune is for those with less experience in the genre?
I opted to download and play some other demos over the weekend, and now I don't feel like I missed out.
Nice roundup! The Dune Awakening demo finally gave me a chance to play the game. Sadly, I found it was not for me.
I have tried to download it on Steam whole weekend, but somehow it did not worked out. 😶 So, you are saying it is not worth even trying?
It depends. I thought the gameplay loop was very shallow, similar to games like Once Human and Soulmask. It's a lot like the Conan survival game by the same studio, though Conan's world felt bigger and gave a greater sense of accomplishment.
The resource gathering, crafting, and combat have little variety and the tech tree is a bit dull too.
I played Dune coop with a friend and we were bored after a few hours.
But some people love it. The game is pretty polished. There's just not a lot to it.
For reference, I consider games like Grounded, Raft, Moria, and Enshrouded to be much better.
To be honest, MMOs are not my thing. I have heard of the games you mention, but I never had the chance to play them. From what you say, maybe Dune is for those with less experience in the genre?
I opted to download and play some other demos over the weekend, and now I don't feel like I missed out.