There are still things I want to complete in this game, and electricity we didn't quite work out so maybe a part 2 is needed ;D Have a great weekend everyone, thank you so much for 25k subs :)
from what i could tell just from the video it seems the main problem with the game is that there is nothing to separate it from the 1000s of other survival crafting games that and a bit of advertising wouldn't hurt as i literally never heard of this game and i'm sure i'm not alone
The dev has been working on this one pretty regularly. The problem is there are better versions of this one currently in the vein of The Infected, Mist Survival, and Hold Your Own (that title needs more work as well). Waiting for Far Lands to tweak a few things, durability being one.
the vibe i get from this game is that it's ok, and that's the problem, everything works the way you'd expect, and it has most if not all the classic survival crafting elements, however there is absolutely nothing that makes it stand out
As I understand, this is a solo developer. And there was a mobile phone game very similar to this call “Last Pirate: Island Survival”. There is a lot of little cool things about this game, but it is so far from finished. Of course it is way better than the phone game. It Looks very promising. I can’t wait to try it when the game is closer to done. I give the developers credit for making it. And I do plan on purchasing it. 👍😀
I've played Far Lands a bit. It's got a garage band vibe to it, with a lot of potential. The enemies need a little more polish but overall it's a well made game.
The hemp finally did it, this game has to be inspired by an old school pre-Minecraft survival game called Stranded 2. I thought it looked very similar in the last video, but after seeing the hemp, I'm expecting to see lions and raptors.
@@htmn4712 If they didn't take inspiration from Stranded 2, that's a pretty incredible example of convergent evolution in creativity, because they're almost identical minus the lack of lions, raptors, and old graphics
Nice idea but hemp has been used for making cloth and other stuff since stoneage times. A bit like saying that Potatoes are originally from Lord of the rings.
i got this game quite early on, was a little broken but dev worked on bugs etc quite quickly, i rather enjoyed it to be honest, i am currently just waiting for more work to be done on it before going back to it while i play other stuff like solace crafting.
The survival genre is really, really very oversaturated right now. There are so many survival games which would've been masterworks 10 years ago and nobody bats an eye over them. Same goes for battle royale games.
This looks like what you end up with if you follow the unity tutorial to make a survival game. It's basically identical to the early alpha build of seven days to die from 10 years ago before they added their own content and customization. The assets are store bought from the unity model store.
It feels like a Raft, Fortest and Rust combo and it actually looks pretty fun! Your accent makes the experience so much more soothing. Good work, I’ll be subbing and looking forward to more good stuff!
Try Rising World if you like crafting, you can customize mobs like this game and more. The crafting is best ever I've seen, being able to resize length and width of planks, boards, etc. with a plethora of models to make everything massively customizable.
Try MetaIsland guys! It's one of the most awaited survival game and one of the highlights on it's gameplay is you need to keep the island alive by participating or else the game will be rebooted. That means players will have to start from scratch.
Hey Rye! Love seeing the boost in popularity recently, but I really miss raft content. I understand that these new videos have been doing really well, but I really miss the raft content considering that few youtubers cover the game. I also completely understand not wanting to raft content, we all get bored of games. If you want to provide an explanation that would be great, but I also understand if you decide not to.
This is what I wish Rust would have turned into when it left the legacy versions. OG Rust players will know what I mean when I say that Facepunch radically changed the game on a fundamental level. Clearly, it worked out, but it definitely wasn't the same game that I originally bought anymore. It lost most of the original appeal for me until modded servers brought it all back lol.
For me 7 days to die is the get go. When i thinking about sourvival game and building. But i live a dwarf life most if the time. Without digging deep i dont feel safe!
I feel like a lot of devs go wrong starting with way too much content and ambition, and mechanics suffer. I kind of like that this game seems to have started with enjoyable gameplay
Some of the assets look really familiar 🤔😅 it does look good though, and fun to play. Although I have to agree with the UI, that is a bit shit, but working on something somewhat similar myself right now, I assume it's a case of "make it functional now, make it look good later". That the game works this well... I'd say we have to thank the availability of engines like Unreal Engine & Unity for that. The list of fixes in the recent update looks very familiar to me, but all things considered, it's amazing how robust these platforms are. Seems pretty straightforward at this stage, probably a good deal too "clean" for my taste.
i have this game and its gonns be a really good game when it gets more polished , the dev is pretty chill and open to listen to the community on ideas amd updates this game every two weeks at least . i def reccomend getting it .
Pro tip for life: Wild pigs, not just boar, can 100% outrun the average human. Healthy, well cared for domestic pigs, too. Bonus tip: The main difference between wild pigs and boar is who's running away from who when you see one.
I guess, I will keep this one in mind. For some reason, I have discovered survival/crafting games in my senior gamer days and I am always looking for interesting games which scratch that itch. Just yesterday I've bought 'The Infected' (and I'm under the suspicion I will be hopelessly overchallenged with it) and this one, well, looks not that bad as well. Looking a lot like Rust is not a bad thing in my book, recently I am binging a lot of Willjum videos, where he plays Rust solo, and I can't help to think that I would love a game like Rust without the MP element.
Nothing comes close to 7 Days to Die, with it's rich crafting, huge play area, random generation. To me it's by far the best smooth progression that warrants replay. I'm always happy to gen a new map and start from Zero. Used to be you could speed race to the gyrocopter in 7 days, but no more, but still fun.
@@gregsouvorin5487 Sorry, somehow your comment went under the radar, I am a bit late with my answer. And green hell is amazing, although I have to admit, I am quite a bit overchallenged with this as well atm. I mean, getting a fire started alone is like a mini game in itself, then the checking for bruises and leeches etc. _and_ having to keep an eye on your nutrition levels... well, it can be can be challenging. Fortunately, the game allows you to take it slow, at least to a point. That nutrition thing drove me insane at first, but I am slooowly getting the hang of it.
@@brianmi40 This game pops up quite a lot, but for some reason, it still went under my radar. Right now it's on sale on Steam and only costs 5.50 €, but what discourages me a bit is that this game is still early access after what, _9 years_ and a lot of reviews talk about core mechanisms having changed drastically, bad performance and the devs leaving the impression that they not really have an idea where to go with this game. Oh well, I think for five and a half bucks, I will still give it a try. One question though, I _love_ exploration, so maybe could you say something about this aspect of the game? Is it just collecting stuff and crafting and fight hordes of zombies and a 'make your own story/adventure' kind of game or is there something to explore or maybe even something like a story to follow? Anyway, thanks a lot for the tip!
@@Furzkampfbomber so we shouldn't think much of '"core systems" changing in an early release, right? I've played it from very early on and have no issues w the changes over the years which have netted out to be vast improvements. For years running it on an AMD Phenom X4 and a GeForce 750ti it never crashed and I never experienced issues. Still don't now on an i5 w a gtx1650 and just a few months ago an RTX 2060. But doing PC support as a career, I'm well aware you hear about the problems, not the masses doing just fine. I expect you will enjoy it and yes there is much exploring to do, so much you'll need at least the minibike to even make much of a dent through the various biomes following roads and dirt trails. My only wish is for a bed mechanic to sleep. Later after several upgrades you can decently stand your ground at night, but early on I often just exit, drop to a 10 min day cycle then switch back at daybreak. The progression system is deep, wide, and brilliant to me, offering a wide array of approaches you can take in replays on new random maps. After you get good you can the progression up faster to reduce grind. At 65, I've pc gamed in college on text only terminals before any FPS games were out, and 7 Days ranks as my all time fav and regularly return to it which my new Meta Quest 2 isn't overly happy about. The aid of a turret should be noted by other games since it empowers you to not fight alone in places where the help is needed, something missing from another great game, Empyrion which gives you a mini universe to explore ala No Man's Sky, but w real open ended resources and crafting. Anyway, enjoy it!
It's easy to make a decently functional and good looking game using assets from the Unity or Unreal asset stores. The game engines basically make the first part of the game for you. When you start, you create a new game, then select the type of game, and it makes the bare bones version of that game. You hit play and you're off. I think this game isn't very popular because there are so many survival games already and most of them are better than this. This game doesn't even bring anything new. One thing I will say about this game, though. It's better than Dreamworld.
I can’t picture this guy surviving in Ark, he pays no mind to his equipment’s durability 🤣 it may be atrocious here, but regardless it’s the first thing I check before doing anything, and i keep tabs on it pretty much nonstop. The instant he took his first couple shots, I noticed that the gun’s durability is effectively its magazine and I would’ve pocketed the gun when it ran low and gone back to the bow.
A good survival game will kill you while you're figuring out the controls, in my opinion. Brutal but rewarding gameplay. Ark will throw raptors at you right as you tame your first Dodo. Rust will remind you that you are not the protagonist, repeatadly. Minecraft seperates the boys from the other boys, Letting you survive long enough to get comfortable, only to take it all away. 7DaysToDie starts as easy as an apocalypse game can, plentiful supplies, easy mode enemies, but as supplies run out... so does your time. And ProjectZomboid disclaims right from the get go that you will die. It's just a matter of how and when.
Rust is piss easy, the only hardship is other players which the dev can’t control in terms of their skill etc Minecraft is extremely easy 7 days to die is as hard as you decide to make it and is more in the line of endless mode where each day gets harder progressively as you survive and level up. Ark is a bit challenging sure but the hardest part about it is the frame rate Project Zomboid hates you and isn’t afraid to kill you…really it’s the only one you mentioned that is actually brutal
Ark survival evolved- Please help, I just want to make cyropods on extinction, I have all the materials, have lost 3 argys now to wyverns, trying to reach the middle north cave as someone said there is a terminal there? The city terminals don't have the option to craft them, so I'm stuck. Is there an easy place to reach anywhere on extinction where you can craft cyropods?
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There are still things I want to complete in this game, and electricity we didn't quite work out so maybe a part 2 is needed ;D
Have a great weekend everyone, thank you so much for 25k subs :)
from what i could tell just from the video it seems the main problem with the game is that there is nothing to separate it from the 1000s of other survival crafting games
that and a bit of advertising wouldn't hurt as i literally never heard of this game and i'm sure i'm not alone
"No way the pig is faster than me"
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The dev has been working on this one pretty regularly. The problem is there are better versions of this one currently in the vein of The Infected, Mist Survival, and Hold Your Own (that title needs more work as well). Waiting for Far Lands to tweak a few things, durability being one.
Thats why its called Early Access brother
Yea durability needs to be increased for sure.
@@jayohplays mgmymytmtm,
the vibe i get from this game is that it's ok, and that's the problem, everything works the way you'd expect, and it has most if not all the classic survival crafting elements, however there is absolutely nothing that makes it stand out
@@mre4u422 you summed it up best thus far.
As I understand, this is a solo developer. And there was a mobile phone game very similar to this call “Last Pirate: Island Survival”.
There is a lot of little cool things about this game, but it is so far from finished. Of course it is way better than the phone game. It Looks very promising. I can’t wait to try it when the game is closer to done.
I give the developers credit for making it. And I do plan on purchasing it. 👍😀
I've played Far Lands a bit. It's got a garage band vibe to it, with a lot of potential. The enemies need a little more polish but overall it's a well made game.
The hemp finally did it, this game has to be inspired by an old school pre-Minecraft survival game called Stranded 2. I thought it looked very similar in the last video, but after seeing the hemp, I'm expecting to see lions and raptors.
It’s inspired by Rust lol
@@htmn4712 If they didn't take inspiration from Stranded 2, that's a pretty incredible example of convergent evolution in creativity, because they're almost identical minus the lack of lions, raptors, and old graphics
@@ledumpsterfire6474 it’s also incredibly close to rust (which might be inspired to the game you’re talking about, idk)
didnt rust have hemp too?
Nice idea but hemp has been used for making cloth and other stuff since stoneage times. A bit like saying that Potatoes are originally from Lord of the rings.
I've been playing this game since day one and loved it, especially the direction its going for sure :)
You know its a good day when this guy uploads keep it up
This looks very similar to stranded deep
Only just started the video but.. gives HUGE stranded deep vibes just from the look of the game so far
Stranded deep and rust !!! I love it
You guys might want to check out MetaIsland. It's a survival game located on a tropical Island. What's exciting is facing the mutants in the wild zone
i got this game quite early on, was a little broken but dev worked on bugs etc quite quickly, i rather enjoyed it to be honest, i am currently just waiting for more work to be done on it before going back to it while i play other stuff like solace crafting.
100% one of the more underrated games to be made with so much potential!
hope the game become a very good and popular game one day, just becouse the dev is putting a lot of time on it from what i know
The survival genre is really, really very oversaturated right now. There are so many survival games which would've been masterworks 10 years ago and nobody bats an eye over them. Same goes for battle royale games.
That was the smoothest start to a video I think I've ever seen. Straight to it. No clue what your content is but I'm subbed
This looks like what you end up with if you follow the unity tutorial to make a survival game. It's basically identical to the early alpha build of seven days to die from 10 years ago before they added their own content and customization. The assets are store bought from the unity model store.
It feels like a Raft, Fortest and Rust combo and it actually looks pretty fun! Your accent makes the experience so much more soothing. Good work, I’ll be subbing and looking forward to more good stuff!
I bet your gameplay will bring in a lot of new players. I actually think that it looks pretty decent
2:04 that's an interesting sheep you found there. Also, isn't that just the horse model from Canan Exiles?
@12:00 Brother, isn't that the feeling we all still play games for? I'd say that makes this game a winner.
Try Rising World if you like crafting, you can customize mobs like this game and more. The crafting is best ever I've seen, being able to resize length and width of planks, boards, etc. with a plethora of models to make everything massively customizable.
Subbed purely for the name. My nieces call me Rye!! Godspeed, fellow rye bread!!
Skeleton's fist combo got me lol
Congrats on 25k subs! Keep up with the good content and we might see you with 100k soon!
I chose this game for my very first video on youtube and i loved it! A lot of potential and I had a lot of fun while editing
Cooking sand sounds like a throwaway joke between people who are lost on an island..
"What are ya cookin?" "THE SAND."
He literally stared at a horse and called it a sheep! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Subbed.
Same developers as stranded deep? If not, it’s suspiciously similar in some ways lol
"Feels like Lord of the Flies"
Duuuuuuuude...... damn! LOL
That's almost not OK, but..... - subbed.
4:10 that deer tells it's mom it's bedtime
This almost looks like a cross between 7 days to die and Stranded Deep
Try MetaIsland guys! It's one of the most awaited survival game and one of the highlights on it's gameplay is you need to keep the island alive by participating or else the game will be rebooted. That means players will have to start from scratch.
just looked into the steam page and it does seem that (for now at least) the dev is putting out regular updates
I'm definitely playing this fun looking easy game of simple crafting, building, and easy construction.
Hey Rye! Love seeing the boost in popularity recently, but I really miss raft content. I understand that these new videos have been doing really well, but I really miss the raft content considering that few youtubers cover the game. I also completely understand not wanting to raft content, we all get bored of games. If you want to provide an explanation that would be great, but I also understand if you decide not to.
We have to prove to him that if he did that we would watch it
you're awesome, thanks for the content
Not going to lie, I might check this game out. I love building things and turning off enemies is rather handy.
it was really fun to watch you play this please play more
Wood from chopping a banana plant! 🤣I need to get my hands on what the Dev was smoking, thing must be strong😂
Heard of the far lands but never thought it was not yet fully develop. Hope to see more content in the game
This is what I wish Rust would have turned into when it left the legacy versions. OG Rust players will know what I mean when I say that Facepunch radically changed the game on a fundamental level. Clearly, it worked out, but it definitely wasn't the same game that I originally bought anymore. It lost most of the original appeal for me until modded servers brought it all back lol.
I miss my red bears and wolves
You should do a raft streaming series and every stream you complete one story island until you complete it
hey, you should join the rye discord server and put this in the video suggestions channel!
I would but I don’t have discord
I think this game popped off sometime this year, rye had some good looks
It would be great if they make the zombie animations better and try adding a story how he got to the farlands
I love this guy's vids! :)
great video love seeing new survival games
the space engineers menu got me hahaha
Try playing house, it’s quite underrated
“How do we make rope?”
😏 I’ve got a few ideas 😉
For me 7 days to die is the get go. When i thinking about sourvival game and building.
But i live a dwarf life most if the time. Without digging deep i dont feel safe!
This is more like Stranded Deep meets The Forest 🤣
LOL - Got yourself a subscriber when you tried to blow the deer up with dynamite. XD
rye: its time to invest in real-estate
me: its free real-estate
Love your videos man!
This actually looks pretty fun!
0:02 phasmophobia death sound haha
If you like underrated games, swords n' magic and stuff is a game for you. Good time to start now aswell big update is coming September 22nd
I feel like a lot of devs go wrong starting with way too much content and ambition, and mechanics suffer. I kind of like that this game seems to have started with enjoyable gameplay
Seems like it'll be a great game once closer to being finished.
Some of the assets look really familiar 🤔😅 it does look good though, and fun to play. Although I have to agree with the UI, that is a bit shit, but working on something somewhat similar myself right now, I assume it's a case of "make it functional now, make it look good later". That the game works this well... I'd say we have to thank the availability of engines like Unreal Engine & Unity for that. The list of fixes in the recent update looks very familiar to me, but all things considered, it's amazing how robust these platforms are.
Seems pretty straightforward at this stage, probably a good deal too "clean" for my taste.
i have this game and its gonns be a really good game when it gets more polished , the dev is pretty chill and open to listen to the community on ideas amd updates this game every two weeks at least . i def reccomend getting it .
3:06 broke me
its more like stranded deep.
the textures of all the stuff and everything
Mans walking around with 6 stone in his pocket at full speed? He must lift
The bring me the horizon with the deer made this video
Pro tip for life: Wild pigs, not just boar, can 100% outrun the average human. Healthy, well cared for domestic pigs, too.
Bonus tip: The main difference between wild pigs and boar is who's running away from who when you see one.
I guess, I will keep this one in mind. For some reason, I have discovered survival/crafting games in my senior gamer days and I am always looking for interesting games which scratch that itch. Just yesterday I've bought 'The Infected' (and I'm under the suspicion I will be hopelessly overchallenged with it) and this one, well, looks not that bad as well. Looking a lot like Rust is not a bad thing in my book, recently I am binging a lot of Willjum videos, where he plays Rust solo, and I can't help to think that I would love a game like Rust without the MP element.
Play Green Hell if you haven't already! My favorite of all the survival games I've been playing!!!
Nothing comes close to 7 Days to Die, with it's rich crafting, huge play area, random generation. To me it's by far the best smooth progression that warrants replay. I'm always happy to gen a new map and start from Zero. Used to be you could speed race to the gyrocopter in 7 days, but no more, but still fun.
@@gregsouvorin5487 Sorry, somehow your comment went under the radar, I am a bit late with my answer. And green hell is amazing, although I have to admit, I am quite a bit overchallenged with this as well atm. I mean, getting a fire started alone is like a mini game in itself, then the checking for bruises and leeches etc. _and_ having to keep an eye on your nutrition levels... well, it can be can be challenging.
Fortunately, the game allows you to take it slow, at least to a point. That nutrition thing drove me insane at first, but I am slooowly getting the hang of it.
@@brianmi40 This game pops up quite a lot, but for some reason, it still went under my radar.
Right now it's on sale on Steam and only costs 5.50 €, but what discourages me a bit is that this game is still early access after what, _9 years_ and a lot of reviews talk about core mechanisms having changed drastically, bad performance and the devs leaving the impression that they not really have an idea where to go with this game.
Oh well, I think for five and a half bucks, I will still give it a try.
One question though, I _love_ exploration, so maybe could you say something about this aspect of the game? Is it just collecting stuff and crafting and fight hordes of zombies and a 'make your own story/adventure' kind of game or is there something to explore or maybe even something like a story to follow?
Anyway, thanks a lot for the tip!
@@Furzkampfbomber so we shouldn't think much of '"core systems" changing in an early release, right? I've played it from very early on and have no issues w the changes over the years which have netted out to be vast improvements. For years running it on an AMD Phenom X4 and a GeForce 750ti it never crashed and I never experienced issues. Still don't now on an i5 w a gtx1650 and just a few months ago an RTX 2060. But doing PC support as a career, I'm well aware you hear about the problems, not the masses doing just fine.
I expect you will enjoy it and yes there is much exploring to do, so much you'll need at least the minibike to even make much of a dent through the various biomes following roads and dirt trails.
My only wish is for a bed mechanic to sleep. Later after several upgrades you can decently stand your ground at night, but early on I often just exit, drop to a 10 min day cycle then switch back at daybreak.
The progression system is deep, wide, and brilliant to me, offering a wide array of approaches you can take in replays on new random maps. After you get good you can the progression up faster to reduce grind.
At 65, I've pc gamed in college on text only terminals before any FPS games were out, and 7 Days ranks as my all time fav and regularly return to it which my new Meta Quest 2 isn't overly happy about.
The aid of a turret should be noted by other games since it empowers you to not fight alone in places where the help is needed, something missing from another great game, Empyrion which gives you a mini universe to explore ala No Man's Sky, but w real open ended resources and crafting.
Anyway, enjoy it!
First thing you find is some weed. My type of island.
*Finds a pistol*
"So anyway, I started BLASTIN"
it was the controll panel that threw me a little off but hey, its desing XD
Thinking about giving this a try 🤔.
It's easy to make a decently functional and good looking game using assets from the Unity or Unreal asset stores. The game engines basically make the first part of the game for you. When you start, you create a new game, then select the type of game, and it makes the bare bones version of that game. You hit play and you're off.
I think this game isn't very popular because there are so many survival games already and most of them are better than this. This game doesn't even bring anything new. One thing I will say about this game, though. It's better than Dreamworld.
Much more like Rust and Stranded Deep had a baby. As soon as I saw that shipping container on the island I thought of Stranded Deep 😂
How to cook food? There is a food tab right there!!!!
those muay thai skeltons bois killed me lmao
I can’t picture this guy surviving in Ark, he pays no mind to his equipment’s durability 🤣 it may be atrocious here, but regardless it’s the first thing I check before doing anything, and i keep tabs on it pretty much nonstop. The instant he took his first couple shots, I noticed that the gun’s durability is effectively its magazine and I would’ve pocketed the gun when it ran low and gone back to the bow.
theres a really good survival game on roblox called "Isle" and despite it being roblox its still really high quality
with MUCK as competition I ain't even surprised it has no players
Bro your hilarious, excellent video
Shame no one is playing this. Light years ahead of most obscure survival games on Steam.
far lands has potential
It also feels a little bit like a realistic version of minecraft without the blocks.
That’s what I thought as well
Firing that pistol like an American on July,4
That's sativa hemp rust has indica the way ik is one I grow but also because indica grows as a short shrub kinda and sativa can be be like 7ft
A good survival game will kill you while you're figuring out the controls, in my opinion.
Brutal but rewarding gameplay.
Ark will throw raptors at you right as you tame your first Dodo.
Rust will remind you that you are not the protagonist, repeatadly.
Minecraft seperates the boys from the other boys, Letting you survive long enough to get comfortable, only to take it all away.
7DaysToDie starts as easy as an apocalypse game can, plentiful supplies, easy mode enemies, but as supplies run out... so does your time.
And ProjectZomboid disclaims right from the get go that you will die. It's just a matter of how and when.
Rust is piss easy, the only hardship is other players which the dev can’t control in terms of their skill etc
Minecraft is extremely easy
7 days to die is as hard as you decide to make it and is more in the line of endless mode where each day gets harder progressively as you survive and level up.
Ark is a bit challenging sure but the hardest part about it is the frame rate
Project Zomboid hates you and isn’t afraid to kill you…really it’s the only one you mentioned that is actually brutal
@@SinfullyHera the hardest part of ark is figuring out why it takes up more space than the past 3 cod games combined
imagine going to a beach but there is no sand you can use
First 4-5 mins and I'm like..
Thats Conan Exiles and friggin Raft Survival in one
Reminds me when rust had zombies and zombie bears (when it was good)
I won't go near it as many others wont, simply because of the Zombie theme.
rust has never worked this good. might try it for fun.
bro the content is surprising similar to rust and Ark like you said :O
The game provided shelter. Why not utilize it until such a time you are equipped to build house you want
Ark survival evolved- Please help, I just want to make cyropods on extinction, I have all the materials, have lost 3 argys now to wyverns, trying to reach the middle north cave as someone said there is a terminal there? The city terminals don't have the option to craft them, so I'm stuck. Is there an easy place to reach anywhere on extinction where you can craft cyropods?
Looks sort of interesting, something to do when you've nothing
This reminds me of the OG rust.
Rust used unreal assests from the asset store when he first started, no idea if he still does now as I dont play it anymore.
Sand? In the rain?
It just works
Those are a lot of bananas waiting to be eaten.
“I survived 100 days in farlands”
A it was with zombie games, now its plague of survival/crafting games
This guy the type of gamer to play minecraft on peaceful mode