Hamlet's Quest by Hamlet

A survival, medieval themed game.

Main game features:

• hunger and thirst mechanics
• realistic physics: dirt, cobbles and similar will fall like sand; trees can't be chopped without a tool; etc.
• realistic game mechanics: to craft stone tools you will have to dig for rocks; you can craft charcoal; torches aren't everlasting; you can't collect lava; etc.
• slower time speed: a day cycle lasts 60min, this means that you have 30min of daytime to set up your refuge; thirst, torches' duration are set to be consistent with this speed.
• improved caves, richer resources: the underground biome uses Subterrane and DFCaverns, meaning that below a certain depth you will start to find stalactites, stalagmites, mushrooms, etc. making the cave biomes truly a new, gorgeous other world. Furthermore, thanks to Real Minerals, ores aren't limited to the usual iron-diamonds set, in fact you'll find about thirty (30) new ores, allowing you to smelt new ingots, craft new metal blocks and alloys.
• in-game documentation: recipes and additional informations are accessible through the inventory's "More" tab, which will lead you to the crafting guide and the encyclopedia; you will not need anymore to search informations about gameplay and crafting recipes.
• farming, hunting: the choice is yours, you can grow crops keeping them wet using a watering can and checking them with an hydrometer; or you can go hunting for meat and other raw materials.
• extended inventory space: you can craft leather or wool backpacks to sort and carry around your things while you explore.
• medieval blocks: an extensive selection for construction, decorattion, and interaction; lead-framed glasses, tapestries, arrowslits, gates, drawbridges, etc.
• monsters: they will spawn during daytime or nighttime depending on the biome, to make your life more interesting!

Releases

• v2.4.1 [7e474], created 2018-09-23 11:27 UTC.
• v2.4.0 [713b0], created 2018-09-22 20:22 UTC.
• v2.3.0, created 2018-07-08 16:44 UTC.

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