Alaska Gold Fever Reviews

I expected a mining game and got side tracked with all the other quests you have to do beside mining. However its very well done and keeps the game flowing. My only gripe, was setting up the graphics which where a pain in the butt as they do not run well at 4K on my 3080. Anyway 2K it'll have to be, thumbs up! [url=https://youtu.be/sfML95X8xoc] Playtest Gameplay [/url] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/28820007] Recommendations [/url] [url=https://www.youtube.com/@kreatorb] YouTube [/url] [url=https://www.tiktok.com/@iplaykreatorb] TikTok [/url]

Maybe It's because I'm a completionist but the only "issue" I have seen is once you mine out the pre-determined mine shaft paths for all the mines the only source of gold you have left is panning. Which by the way, still haven't been offered the ability to upgrade my pan and I've opened every mine and done nearly every quest. Otherwise fun game esp for the price.

I was unable to play this game as it lags a lot and has some annoying frame choking. I hope I can still refund this game as I purchased it some time ago before I finally tried.

I liked this game. Relaxing and satisfying. I'd love it if it were longer but I feel it was worth the price. I certainly reccomend if you want a chill experience that's satisfying in the way Power wash Sim is. I Mined every rock and I loved it!

While the general idea of the game is solid and has a decent gameplay loop, there are so many restrictions placed that are not needed. - Shops have unlimited supplies, but don't restock unless you are out of range - Mining is the least profitable method of making money. Go hunting or gathering instead! - Economy is very off. Making pickaxes uses 4 iron nuggets and 2 wood for $10 profit. Iron ingots use 250 iron nuggets and 6 wood (while taking 8 hours to smelt) for $15 profit. You choose! I feel like I have finished the game in just over 15 hours, with only a few final grind for money items to go to finish the last few quests. So the game lacks balance, common sense, and depth. Add to that the fact that their DLC survey sounds like Paradox can take notes (ex: one fishing DLC, one expanded fishing DLC with more fish types), and you have even more reasons to stay away.

They have all the wrong priorities in this game, runs ok needs alot of work and they are pumping out dlcs .

This game does has some potential but does have some issues with lack of content and considering they are already making DLCs it seems the main game is not the primary goal now making more content u have to pay for is tho. Considering i have completed the game in 57 hrs and I didnt really set out to set a record seems the main game lacks a little content shifting players to buy more so if interested try to catch em on sell....

We liked it ok, some of the controls were janky, especially sensitive steering with the dog sled while keeping the aiming and other parts even, with hunting or just walking and running, it was either forgo the dog sled and run everywhere, fast travel and then run everywhere, or redo the settings each time I used the sled and then redo them again when I got to a location. It is a bit grindy, esp. when I finally got enough money to buy stuff, having to go into the shops, buy what was on hand, leave the shop and then go back in to buy more. Everything respawning when I go into a building and come out again is a bit off, but it lets you spam berry picking and selling for a bit of coin. Seemed like the iron axes and pickax didn't hold up as well as they could but it was a cheap fix just using the stone ones for until I got enough Iron to keep buying one. Axes and timber were an issue, seemed like they did not respawn and the little trees gave the same as the big ones. Time taking for things to smelt shouldn't take 12 hours for one gold or iron bar and not having to work a bellow or some type of blower, while nice, is not realistic as a regular wood fire would melt any kind of metal short of soft metals like aluminum. zinc, lead, etc... bras, bronze, silver, gold, iron, copper, steel, etc. all need a forge with forced air. Back to the dog sled... it doesn't have wheels and yet there is not enough snow on the roads to even be a consideration as a type of travel with snow runners on them on that gravel and terrain. All said and done, the game could use some TLC, so while nothing was a big issue, (other than the tedious grind), which was overcome pretty quickly with farming berries and stuff to sell for early game cash, the game was decent if not a little short on playtime. Hopefully more to come and some updates before the cash grab DLC's start dropping will make it a staple in peoples game library.

Very poorly optimized, and already taking about dlc ? try fixing the base game first.

I cannot support this game in such an unpolished state. Finish your game and the sell the game. This is scummy to sell this in its current state.