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This game has a very addictive gameplay loop that rewards exploration and expansion. And the satisfaction and sense of pride you get from your build and the work you put into! A really well made game.

A decent 2.5D platformer. Simple and straightforward but terrible control by the way!

The Leviathan fight was wild and turned the game into a souls-like lol But it makes sense that it's insanely challenging considering Leviathan is sort of the "last boss" you fight in the game. Not that bad of a DLC! Took me about 10-11 hours to complete everything.

Now this is a very short DLC and can be completed in around 3-4 hours! A bit disappointed with the runtime and it's very light on the story. But the new boss fight was awesome and I had a blast!

There are times when the game feels downright sluggish. A lot of this comes from the side quests that are unnecessarily baked into the main quest. Many of these quests are simple fetch tasks or “go here, talk to this person” errands that don’t feel meaningful. Yes, I know fetch quests are a staple of JRPGs, but here they feel more like filler, just for the sake of making the game longer.

The cinematic boss battles are incredible seriously, some of the best in the series!! And the game’s music is nothing short of amazing, as you’d expect from a Final Fantasy title.

I would prefer if the game is more streamlined, cutting down on the unnecessary quests. Even with its low points, the game is a memorable experience, it’s still worth the full price! Whether you're a diehard fan of FF or new to it, there's enough here to keep you invested especially with the DLC that I can't wait to start playing! Just be prepared for a mix of mind-blowing moments and slow, sometimes boring quests. In the end, the epic highs make it worth the ride, and I definitely recommend it.

Played this game on a Nintendo Switch a couple of years back. Didn't like it then, didn't like it now. Gunplay is horrible and it is a huge grindfest. It's free now if you wanna give it a shot.

A pretty solid survival game! There’s a ton of content, from base building to bug taming, which adds a unique twist. The base building is fun and engaging, and being able to tame bugs and use them as mounts is a nice touch.

However, much of the gameplay involves the classic "go here and kill this bug for me" type of quests, which can start to feel repetitive after a while. The game also has its fair share of jankiness and could use some polish. If you're looking for a more polished and refined experience, Grounded is the better option in my opinion.

One interesting thing is that, unlike Grounded, where you really feel small and immersed in a shrunken world, in Smalland you kind of feel like a normal-sized person in a world where everything else is just huge. It's an odd feeling, but it sets the game apart.

If you enjoy Grounded, I’d definitely recommend giving Smalland a try. It's a fun survival game with plenty of content to keep you busy.

A great, short horror experience! More like a a glimpse on what to expect on the upcoming episodes! Pretty well made.

A stupid fun game! It's like Fall Guys and Mario Kart had a baby. Basically a battle royale racing game with a very fast penguins lol