There’s a good chunk of exploration, action, crafting, and making your character stronger. They put a lot of thought into the type they wanted to create and for the most part, they’ve achieved their goal. This is 10tons first foray into this type of game and DYSMANTLE is a good first outing. Progression however seems pretty natural so you won’t have an issue there. These are things that have to be unlocked while you progress through the game. When you’re not fighting infected you can also partake in other activities such as hunting, fishing, and farming. Like a lot of these survival-type games, there’s a lot to do. Not to say that the control are terrible, but they just don’t feel as responsive as their previous games.Īside from that, you’ll find DYSMANTLE to be a fairly deep game. Not really sure if switching to their more traditional twin-stick layout would have helped things, but there isn’t even an option to try that. Your survivor is kind of slow and attacks can be a bit clunky. I will say that the movement and controls in this game aren’t quite as fluid as in some of their previous games. Exploration also comes with dangers as there will be infected creatures roaming the land that you will either need to run away from or engage and defeat. This will help you find the materials you need for crafting, upgrading, and leveling. Exploring could mean entering new areas, going into abandoned buildings, and even just exploring the woods. Another aspect of the game is just exploration and opening up the world in general. ruining everything) is just one aspect of the game and so is crafting and leveling up. In terms of gameplay, DYSMANTLE is pretty straightforward. Gameplay from the Early Access Steam version.
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