Open world sandboxes have boomed in the past few years, with titles such as ARK: Survival Evolved and DayZ and, of course, the timeless classic that is Minecraft proving more popular than ever expected. It’s only a small detail, but the realism is immediately striking. Instead, I snap off a branch, which I can use to make an axe. I find that I have a number of options when I come upon a tree, and none of them involve beating them until my fists bleed. But Life is Feudal: Your Own ( LiF:YO) takes the expectations of its players and raises the bar.
Because everybody knows that your first task in a survival sandbox is to punch a tree until you have wood. I wake up on a beach, and turn my character toward the trees. Reviews // 28th Dec 2015 - 6 years ago // By Cat Swinburn Life is Feudal: Your Own Review
