My Island Reviews

Game hits the core survival checkboxes: chop trees, eat coconuts, build tools, shelter, and a furnace. The systems work, and the environment is relaxing. But there are no progression hooks - No XP, No skills, No pressure, No meaningful crafting loop. Metal tools don’t unlock anything new. Resources are local and abundant, so there’s no reason to explore. Animals are just mobile loot drops. I need meaning and purpose to stay invested in a game. Here, there’s neither. Once you’re stable, you’re done. It’s survival without a reason to survive. And the thing is—I want to WANT to keep playing. I want the game to give me a reason to think about it when I’m not playing. I want to feel like I need to farm for something. But there’s no pressure, no urgency, no larger goal. You build a house not for shelter, but simply because you can. Nothing more. This is a depression simulator. You have no purpose.... life has no meaning.

This game is still in full production mode. The interface is difficult, the graphics poorly rendered, game play is just about impossible and this shouldn't be sold as a game. I've tried playing it but between a poorly interfaced character who swims not with the water but in their own universe, this is what a game would look and feel like in WAY early post, Possibly before it's even announced. I tried to find at least 1 good point... NOTHING. It feels, looks and plays like a bad abandoned project not worth it.