The Otherwilde

Brass Persimmon / Jun 1, 2022 / RPG, Early Access

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A gorgeous world of photorealistic natural assets, cute villages, and unexpected NPCs. Explore the open world map, gather herbs, create potions, hunt wild animals, build bases, and farm. Currently Pre-Alpha Early Access.

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What's new

Update!

2025-05-14

Updated to a new version of the engine, it now takes up half the space on your drive! It should have better performance for most people, but a few people might not - let me know so I can optimize for you too! A bunch of little bug fixes, and some large ones. Enjoy!

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What players say

Mixed

47% positive, 15 reviews

Not recommended0 hrs played

Tried it out a bit and the graphics are okay. The price is also positive. But it def lacks off content, but due to being early access it's acceptable. Have seen way worse EA games :) Just an idea: try to implement some sort of diary or simple quests for example, like bring "Item XYZ" x10 to trader. Or traders asking you to hunt animals. Anyways, keep up the work and maybe I'll return at some point. But for now it is...

8 found this helpful, 2022-06-07

Recommended1 hrs played

Game has fantastic potential. Graphics are pretty solid. Animations and avatar is likely a work in progress but not a bad foundation. Combat is rough, sheep kill me as the spear doesn't connection very well. Harvesting is a bit tedious as some items aren't able to be gathered, I.E. tons of stones but can't pick them up or trees that can't be chopped down. All in all I highly recommend this game. Perhaps wait for a...

4 found this helpful, 2022-06-19

Recommended3 hrs played

For now, I prefer to call this game a "Walking Simulator" because there are very few items to interact with (many of the plants and buildings are untouchable pictures), and most of the time you're left standing in the open grass with nothing to do. Any NPCs other than the merchant's villagers cannot be talked to. First I would like to talk about the advantages. The map is vast, the scenery is beautiful (as long as...

10 found this helpful, 2022-06-12