Micro Survivor：Tiny World
Test USPuzala
Lebih banyakYou open your eyes to find yourself shrunken down to the size of an ant, having fallen from the human world into a microscopic one. You're thrust into a whole new and dangerous environment. You'll need to navigate through towering blades of grass and mountainous piles of garbage, scavenging for food and materials to build your own home. 【A Microscopic World: A Fantastic Experience】 You'll encounter a world entirely different from the human one, where beetles are the size of cars and giant water droplets glisten like diamonds. Using your wisdom and bravery, you'll strive to survive in this microscopic world. 【Build Your Home: Freely and Creatively】 You can utilize anything in the microscopic world to build your home, from leaves to beverage containers, everything can be your building material. Decorate your home to your heart's content, grow mushroom, craft tools, and make your home both comfortable and practical. 【Befriending Bugs: Defend Against Enemies】 You're not alone in the microscopic world. You can make friends with other insects and even tame them as your pets. But beware of enemies that want to eat you, like spiders and lizards. You can craft weapons and armor to protect yourself, or fight alongside other ants, showcasing your team spirit. This is a world full of thrills and fun on a microscopic scale. Are you ready?
Micro Survivor：Tiny World
6.6
I don't know man...
Game attempts to blend base building and mobile game strategy mechanics, definitely drawing inspiration from "Grounded", the execution falls short of expectations. The inclusion of base building feels disconnected from the strategy aspect, creating an unsatisfying gameplay experience. After playing for half an hour, the game fails to deliver a cohesive snd engaging fusion of these elements. It might benefit from refining the mechanics to offer more enjoyable gaming experience.
Micro Survivor：Tiny World
6.6
Had high hopes for this game. Thought it would be a fun craft, build and do everything yourself. Instead it does everything for you. I HATE auto games. The fighting system is awful. I wanted to be able to do all that myself as well as building a base and crafting my own furniture among a tiny world. It's rubbish
