In an alternate 1910, scavenge the sands of Sophie in towering Tramplers. Build your highly customizable walking base. Squad up or go solo. Gather loot, weapons, precious artifacts. Clash with other players in a brutal procedurally generated desert forged by history and chaos.
I've played SAND nearly every day since Early Access launched and have 500+ hours in it. I really want to recommend it. I just can't right now.
TL;DR: SAND's trampler combat can be fantastic, but the game is struggling to retain enough players for its core PvP to work reliably. A rebound to 16.4K players quickly fell back to roughly 5K-6K peaks, and...
Dont bother buying the game. if you are a new player its impossible to start since max lvl tramplers are in the same server that you are, they see you, they chase you and they will catch you even tho you are smaller and lighter the big guys are the same speed if not faster, consider buying the game in a few months if the devs decide to move their a...
Honestly I dont even know how to word this. But this game has a great concept, it was fun, exciting and very fun to play with friends especially.
But..the preteaming,the dead lobbies, the constant issues, the "preteaming fix" litterly breaking everything, the heavy cheating probelm, the cheating so bad it forced a key game mechanic (trampler stealing)...
170 hours in this game. It is so unbalanced that it's nearly impossible to progress unless you already had the chance to early. Sure many will just claim "skill issue". But it's hard to agree when you are constantly being beaten as a tier 2 trampler by tier 3 and 4 tramplers. After 170 hours I can't progress past tier 2, and 90% of the PVP battles I've...
This might be one of the worst games I've ever played. I gave it a lot of chances early on since it is an early access game which is fine. The problem is the developers continue to make poor decisions, changing things nobody wanted them to change (land being literally impossible to navigate THOSE MOUNTAINS ARE INSANE). Hackers are everywhere and are...