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γIfSunSetsγ is a survival RPG adventure game. During the day, secure necessary supplies across the island, and survive the night against strong and terrifying monsters that track you down. You can utilize resources you've secured to build a base to fend off threatening monsters.
IfSunSets is a early access, nature and combat game
developed by POLYMORPH
and published by Smilegate.
Released on November 04th 2024 is available only on Windows
in 15 languages: English, Korean, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Spanish - Latin America, Turkish, Hindi and Arabic.
It has received 1,607 reviews of which 1,186 were positive and 421 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.1 out of 10. π
The game is currently priced at 13.65β¬ on Steam with a 30% discount.
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Windows
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Intel Core i5-6400 (2.7 GHz 4 Core)
- Memory: 16 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 (req. 6GB VRAM)
- DirectX: Version 12
- Storage: 30 GB available space
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This is a very bugy, unbalanced, glitchy, janky game I had so much fun playing. You can abuse those bugs as strategic methods to win some difficult fights against higher level enemies. You can become a walking, god-like warehouse where you backpack will hold the entire geological and material output of the continent. A skill tree and levels that goes on for days. Forget meticulously organizing 100 different chests in your base. In this reality, two large boxes have the storage capacity of a small dimension. The economy is even more brilliant, you might stumble upon a glittering ore mine, but you'll ignore it. Why? Because the real path to becoming a billionaire is monopolizing the local berry market. Yes 1 berry sells more then hot singles near you. The enemies in this game have the situational awareness and intelligence of a loaf of bread and can be utterly defeated by a closed door. Enemy archers fire arrows with the velocity of a drifting tortoise, giving you ample time to check your watch, contemplate your life choices, and then casually sidestep to dodge. Conquer armies by standing on a slightly taller rock. Bully epic bosses with your sword that violates the laws of physics while dressed as a fish. Raids are more of a unbalanced scheduled demolition that will steam roll your defense unless you funnel them into a glitchy killbox, turning a desperate siege into a hilarious parade of lemmings walking into a woodchipper. The world map is a bit of a shallow puddle, you can explore all within 15 hours but it contains location called "The Castle," a location so vast and intricate you'll suspect the developers spent 99% of their budget on it and built the rest of the world over a single weekend. It's broken. It's dumb. It's the most fun !
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An interesting twist on "7 Days to Die". PROS: * Easy to customize game play to your liking. * Nice graphics and decently optimized for a decent gaming computer. * Gear Upgrades * Loot drop from Bosses * No Mob scaling as you level CONS: *May become repetitive to some after about 20 hours. * Some bugs and quirks - but it is early release so that's to be expected CONCLUSION: If you enjoyed the concept of 7 days to Die you may love this game. I can see some people losing interest in the game after a while to the constant grind of gathering resources. Hopefully there will be ways in the future to automate resource collection. Play the demo first and see if the game is for you. I personally really enjoy it so far.
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IfSunSets is an extremely fun game, especially if you play it in co-op. I had been feeling unenthusiastic about most games latelyβeverything felt like more of the sameβbut IfSunSets managed to surprise me in a good way. It doesn't reinvent the wheel, but it combines several elements that work well and delivers a fun experience focused on exploration, base building, zombies, and survival. ---{ Graphics }--- β You forget what reality is β Beautiful β Good β Decent β Bad β Donβt look too long at it β MS-DOS ---{ Gameplay }--- β Very good β Good β It's just gameplay β Mehh β Watch paint dry instead β Just don't ---{ Audio }--- β Eargasm β Very good β Good β Not too bad β Bad β I'm now deaf ---{ Audience }--- β Kids β Teens β Adults β Grandma ---{ PC Requirements }--- β Check if you can run paint β Potato β Decent β Fast β Rich boi β Ask NASA if they have a spare computer ---{ Game Size }--- β Floppy Disk β Old Fashioned β Workable β Big β Will eat 15% of your 1TB hard drive β You will want an entire hard drive to hold it β You will need to invest in a black hole to hold all the data ---{ Difficulty }--- β Just press 'W' β Easy β Easy to learn / Hard to master β Significant brain usage β Difficult β Dark Souls ---{ Grind }--- β Nothing to grind β Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks β Isn't necessary to progress β Average grind level β Too much grind β You'll need a second life for grinding ---{ Story }--- β No Story β Some lore β Average β Good β Lovely β It'll replace your life ---{ Game Time }--- β Long enough for a cup of coffee β Short β Average β Long β To infinity and beyond ---{ Price }--- β It's free! β Worth the price β If it's on sale β If u have some spare money left β Not recommended β You could also just burn your money ---{ Bugs }--- β Never heard of β Minor bugs β Can get annoying β ARK: Survival Evolved β The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs ---{ ? / 10 }--- β 1 β 2 β 3 β 4 β 5 β 6 β 7 β 8 β 9 β 10
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PROS: Combat is surprisingly technical - Blocking mechanic has nuances in its design. What you can and can't do while blocking is a matter of trial and error. Different weapon types offer different animations, attack speed and each has their own pros and cons. Fast travel - Altars that you have to find and activate by approaching them act as fast travel icons that you can warp to using the map. Very cool feature to have in this type of game. Large loot pool - Lots of items, it isn't an overload of junk. Self-paced introduction to new materials based on exploration. The game doesn't hold your hand. You have to explore to find the mats necessary to upgrade workbenches, etc. Game feel - This game feels like something you'd play alongside the original "Outcast." It's janky and obtuse, but there is an indescribable charm to it that feels very retro. Again reminiscent of "Outcast." Rewarding exploration - Since the game is NOT procedurally generated many nooks and crannies lead to dungeons with varied paths and rewarding treasures to find. Skill tree - Tons of skills to unlock. And the best part is that the upgrades are immediately noticeable. Levels are gained quickly without making the game feel like a cakewalk. Night time invasions/defense mechanic - In the vein of "7 days to die" or "Night of the dead" you are hit with a horde at the end of every day (there is both a way to turn this off and a way to temporarily disable it). I like these kinds of things in survival/crafting games. They add a lot of tension and immediacy to moment to moment choices (risk vs reward) and enhance the combat/defense in these types of games. Plus in this game, it's really good for farming EXP. And if you fail the event, the game has a really good auto save and checkpoint system for retrying. There are also lots of different mobs who progressively level alongside the host character. They start spawning in minibosses such as giants and ghostly forms of other minibosses, etc. It's pretty damn good really. Kinda feels like something out of the "otherworld" segments in the original "Silent Hill" games. Performance - Surprisingly solid. During invasions, enemies are kept low-poly to keep framerate stable. This game is not working with a triple A budget and the graphics reflect that. Questing system - It's very serviceable, much better than some of this game's contemporaries and serves as another way to make lots of currency and gives the player something to do aside from loot, explore and fight. Sidekick - The fairy sidekick is useful and gives the game a unique combat buff. CONS: The intro is terrible - It does a terrible job of demonstrating what's good about the game. It really makes the game feel so much less than it is. It could really stand to be reworked and extensively overhauled. There are so many things the game does not tell you about the controls. Namely how right click/Mouse 2 is the most useful thing for sorting through and using item functions. (DEVS PLEASE FIX THIS) Stiff animations - Self explanitory, rolling especially feels unsubstantial and dissatisfying. No quick swap buttons - No "drop half" in storage and inventory buttons. These types of necessary functions are all assigned to multiple button combos instead of being streamlined to a single key. It's pretty tedious to sort through items at the moment. (DEVS PLEASE ADD THIS!) Textboxes and conversation HUD - They are click-through with no recorded dialogue and there are no other inputs available. In 2025 this is unacceptable. At least add space bar to skip through dialogue. Keys do different things without warning - Double clicking sometimes moves items between menus, other times you consume the item even when it damages your health. Uniformity in the menus is extremely lacking. (DEVS PLEASE FIX THIS!) IF YOU PRESS THE ESCAPE KEY AFTER YOU DIE WHILE YOU'RE IN THE RESPAWN MAP MENU, THE GAME WILL SOFT-LOCK WITH THE PAUSE MENU OPEN WHEN YOU RESPAWN AND YOU HAVE TO QUIT THE GAME AND RESTART TO KEEP PLAYING - THIS ONE IS REALLY ANNOYING! (DEVS PLEASE FIX THIS) Crafting UI is hit or miss - Sometimes you can select MAX as an option, other times you have to click repeatedly to get the maximum amount you want. It's tedious and needs to be corrected. (PLEASE FIX THIS!) Building menu - This is probably the single worst thing about the game. The hammer menu has to be opened separately and scrolled through with multiple button prompts in order to perform important actions. The whole menu is extremely unintuitive and pressing the "ESC" key doesn't exit the sub-menu, it still opens the pause menu. It's just plain bad. There needs to be a much simpler way to access the necessary building, repairing and upgrading features that is far more intuitive. As it is, it is especially cumbersome and problematic during nighttime invasions. There needs to be consistency in what the ESCAPE key does at all times. (PLEASE DEVS, FIX THIS ASAP) Fairy skill: Earthquake - The animation is far too slow, your character gets hit the whole time it's going. It needs to be shortened, or i-frames need to be added to make this skill worth using at all. Conclusion: I really like this game, I played the demo during a Next fest a couple years back and was hyped for it then. If you are willing to look past its warts there is a very charming and rewarding survival crafting experience here. It's pirate themed which is pretty cool, sorta unique and it feels like an early 2000s game that you might play during computer class when the teacher's not looking.
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I wont recommend the game in its current state. 2 Reasons. 1. Manual saves don't always work. 2. The game had an update today that changed the settings I had for a casual experience. So what happened with the changes from the update? well I got killed by the dead at my base, and they also destroyed everything I spent tons of hours working on. And the kicker was I lost all the loot I had on me as well. So I am walking away from this game for a while. After I posted the bad review of my experience which is what you read before you got to this point. The dev team emailed me with in 24 hours with an apology, and a way to get most of my lost items back. I am not going to take them up on that offer. But I've edited my review because of the professionalism they showed me. So I want to say I do recommend this game and I support this dev team. I Enjoyed the game and was having a lot of fun with it. I will reinstall the game again in the very near future.
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IfSunSets is currently priced at 13.65β¬ on Steam.
IfSunSets is currently available at a 30% discount. You can purchase it for 13.65β¬ on Steam.
IfSunSets received 1,186 positive votes out of a total of 1,607 achieving a rating of 7.12.
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IfSunSets was developed by POLYMORPH and published by Smilegate.
IfSunSets is playable and fully supported on Windows.
IfSunSets is not playable on MacOS.
IfSunSets is not playable on Linux.
IfSunSets offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
IfSunSets includes Co-op mode where you can team up with friends.
IfSunSets does not currently offer any DLC.
IfSunSets does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
IfSunSets does not support Steam Remote Play.
IfSunSets is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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| Steam price | 29 January 2026 04:39 |
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Online players
62
Developer
POLYMORPH
Publisher
Smilegate
Release
04 Nov 2024
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