PC Critic Reviews

With its convenient gameplay mechanics and detailed design, time easily flies while playing this enjoyable game.

Crashlands has heart and soul in spades. It is capricious, engrossing, and highly addictive. It has such a pleasant mix of genres that it can be appealing to a wide variety of gamers, not just the ones who enjoy a good craft. Its flaws, like the slow start and smudgy menus, are small and easily overlooked.

Its outer layer may appear light and fluffy, but its innards are serious and in-depth, and anyone who enjoys exploration and adventure with a light smattering of combat should definitely investigate this game.

Crashland is a fun ride in a strange world full of monster, bizarre people and things you can destroy to obtain better things. It's Don't Starve with lot more fun and less fear of dying of starvation. An action GDR with a love for crafting.

Crashlands may not be as in-depth as some players may want, but the game is an entertaining action RPG romp that uses crafting mechanics without becoming tiresome. What’s more, the game is a laugh riot, and the wonderful tone of the title easily makes up for any technical shortcomings.

A more story-driven take on the gather & build genre, Crashlands wears its inspirations boldly, but gets away with it.

Crashlands unfolds a structured progression and ongoing story in a branch of games that often feels too freeform for many players; that framework is what makes this the crafting game that could finally appeal to those who’ve never grasped the genre’s charms.

Fun combat, great writing, and a great look, but with pacing and progression tuned for a mobile experience, not the PC.

It is easy to appreciate the effort and creativity that went into this title, but it is probably one that you will want to tackle in thirty or sixty minute spurts.

Mediocre, yet imaginative, Crashlands is a game for those with a strong stomach for repetitive gameplay and oddball humor.