Reviews - yone

I woudld higly recommend it because is so simple and funny both at the same time. It mixes the traditional ship game with an engine which cn adapt the match to the music which you are playing at the same moment. In fact, every sing is so different, as well as tring to complete a rock and roll sing is really difficult. It will be fit nicely to play against your friend ( I think you have to play one with keyboard and the other with a compatible game pad)...

Also in the other hand you should change the "light´s power" to 50% or you eyes will fastly get damaged or something like that... it´s really original.

Nice one.

This is a genuine game, but not the best of alls!

As the best part, it´s so easy to understand more or less spending 10 minutes you take the basics, it´s very friendly and the comic-setting is so good. So, I have tried only the demo but if it´s 8 euros it´s worth buying, but definitely it is a casual game.

Also, I have not played anything like this, and multiplayer should rocks.

I played it like 20 minutes and I din´t really enjoy it a lot. I think surviving games are a game´s type that I like, but this needs more exploration elements also I suggest:

- Try to set up a very begginers tutorial, where you directly talk for example saying: "In Sovereign, there are 3 types of weapons: Stick, better for close combat, wood easily usable in mid-range combat and iron the trickest one, it is used for long range", also displaying all that in a window in the HUD should be useful, to anybody who don´t understand your voice/English well...

- Maybe adding more environment types as you want in the future...

- Adding basic animations for eating/curing and a little sound when you are too close an arrow like wind blowing or something.

- Adding a hybrid between your manually placed world and randomly generated one.

- Also, for improve exploring feeling, making a map crafteable and some sort of minigame like this:

First, you create some mini images for some "key positions" like the bunkers at first, the red elevator at 2nd stage etc... Then you make a "basic white map" to be crafteable in-game, and leave players complete it. So if you see a rare cave or a good bunker to be protected in there, you mark it with an icon. Then when players passes all environments can get a rough view of his "explorer talent" comparing your perfect map, with his completed map...

- Also making a story, or some type of narration between environments would be cool, and adding to it some hand made draws about the character would be cool too...

Really enjoyable, especially with friends, also it has some survival experience that is a very good feeling.
Overall its a very dynamic game.