Survival Island 1&2

There is no way to complete this game without searching for answers on the internet. For instance, when you find all of the items in the game. A congratulations screen comes up with a pile of loot and loot falling like confetti. When you exit this screen a treasure chest floats to the beach. You then pick up the chest go to your inventory to find that it’s locked. Where’s the key? There are no clues to lead you to it. It turns out. On the congratulations screen there’s a letter in the pile you have to tap on. The letter is now added to your inventory. This is unlike any of the regular game mechanics so finding this seems unlikely. So you open the letter it says I don’t get it. What? I don’t either. More research tells me that there’s a potion that falls with the confetti on the congratulations screen. Tap that and it’s added to your inventory. You pour that on the letter and it turns into a recipe for a mysterious engine. The key for the chest is under a rock that I pushed 10 times already and there was nothing under it. Nothing ties the the key to the rock except for research done on the internet. And then you have to fish for a screw driver. That only spawn at night on another island. What leads you to that? Nothing except research on the internet. And it goes on and on as you find the ingredients for the mysterious engine.

When I first played through this game I thoroughly enjoyed the experience, and now that the developers added a whole new stage (basically a sequel), I’m having a good time playing again. The way you have to solve puzzles in order to progress in a survival game is an interesting idea that works well in this app, and despite the game’s easy controls, it is certainly not a walk in the park. This game is quite challenging at times, but every problem can be solved with some brainwork or waiting.And this is the only downside to the game: you have to wait to unlock crafting recipes. In order to craft something, you need to insert a certain amount of materials into the study section of that item and wait a long time for it to finally finish; unfortunately, you often need to study items multiple times, because the more incorrect materials you study it with, the longer it will take. In the beginning of the game this isn’t a problem, as most items take seconds or minutes to learn, but when you near the end-game, object like houses and fully upgraded tools take literal hours to complete. However, if you only play this game casually, then there is hardly an issue with this system. Play the game, start studying an item, go to bed, wake up the next day, and there you have it!All in all, I think the pros outweigh the cons for this game, and seeing as it’s free to download, I would highly recommend you try it out for yourself; you probably won’t be disappointed.

So as you already know, this game is a sweet pixilated game, based on strategy. Awesome and highly addictive as said above too. But, you could add a few features that would make certain things a lot easier. For example, when you are in the beginning, you could have an action on the menu that lets you equip items, like the knife for example. And I know that there are trees lining boundaries and stuff so the axe shouldn't be able to be equipped cause then that would just make people confused. And the equip menu option is just a suggestion. There are only so much stuff you can ad to the game and this should be one of em. But otherwise, yeah😜 I play this game all the time because it's, well, addicting as I say for the third time 😂. But yeah. I would recommend this game to anybody who likes strategy, survival based, or pixilated games. Cya later - Josh's island