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The light is dismally poor but you probably noticed those kinds of weird looking rocks down there again but this time they take on more of an orange hue. Mining them reveals the Ruins. This once again is a whole new world to explore! New creatures, plants, biomes, and even more stuff to craft! Oh my! So finally, it is time to congratulate yourself for surviving through all this? That you are truly the champion? Did you buy Reign of Giants?

If so… you guessed it, there is still even more to do! These Giants can be found in the world when you are in the correct biome and correct season.

These are boss battles! They are very challenging and will likely kill you if you attempt them while you are too underprepared or even if you are prepared and not paying enough attention! Killing them gives you great loot you can use to craft useful gear. Each of these seasons brings with them their own challenges and Giants! Building the boat is fairly simple, you harvest the various materials you need, slap it together and set sail… assuming your current boat even has a sail, otherwise get to rowing!

There are many islands to visit and each one has the potential to have something interesting on it, like Volcanos! We are about four pages in and we are finally getting to the newest stuff, Hamlet. I played Hamlet for about a month now and it was in Early Access at the time.

As of the time this was posted it had just been released from Early Access. Hamlet is a bit of a play on words as the expansion contains small settlements full of rather dapper and aristocratic Pigmen. It adds two new unlockable characters, has new biomes, ruins, and shiny new features such as being able to live in a house rather than just roughing it outdoors. See the nice thing about Swinesbury and Hamlet , in general, is the fact that the game no longer focuses just on survival.

You actually can build yourself quite a pig city if you are so inclined and I have to say that was a rather nifty element being able to become the would-be mayor of Swinesbury. The currency system introduced in Hamlet really changed the dynamics of how the game is played. You will be able to buy and sell at the shops, collect taxes from the Pigmen and generally ham it up with all your porcine friends. So now, rather than spending all your waking hours trying to find your next meal, your next bit of material for a tool or any of that other pure survival stuff, you can just barter for it.

This leaves you to be able to focus more on the adventure and exploration without worrying about running out of inventory space or finding that last piece of flint you need. Exploring the ruins that are full of rather nasty traps can be quite rewarding, if nothing else, they are fun to explore. The new creatures are an interesting lot that tends to still want to kill you, but they are at least different looking than before. Klei Entertainment must have sensed this disturbance in the force because the next thing I knew, Hamlet was being released with a bunch of things I never really thought were missing from the original game.

Fun fact is that due to the nature of Hamlet , it sort of assumes you own the previous expansions. There is even an extra little bonus hidden away in the Mods section. In the game, you start out in the middle of the night with nothing more than a campfire to provide you light. You can rummage around the camp to find a flashlight so you can head out of the area.

Batteries are your primary concern as you will die if you are in the dark too long. As you progress you find notes that give you an idea of what to do and what is going on. Being with someone can really add to the fun but it can also be much more difficult. Something like that definitely adds to the fun. Also, gaming with friends makes it easier to take down the giants.

That is just because he likes to make things difficult, but that is part of the charm of multiplayer too! It almost creates an additional game you can play for yourself. See how many days it takes you to get back to where you were! Try to tech up as fast as you can! Get reckless! Get killed! Try again! Every time a brand-new world that hates you and wants you to die will await you, prove to the world you are better!

Prove to the world that you can survive everything it throws at you! Play as all the characters! Chew through trees as the Werebeaver! Be a robot! Can you readjust to society as an outsider? Can you earn fame and riches recovering lost relics? Will you weather the Aporkalypse? Reacquaint to city life: Visit shops and trade with the pig society. Purchase and renovate your own home.

Delve into ancient ruins: Explore the lost world of an ancient pig civilization filled with traps and try your hand at treasure hunting.

Can you readjust to society as an outsider? Can you make fame and wealth regaining misplaced relics? Will you climate the Aporkalypse? Reacquaint to metropolis life: Visit outlets and commerce with the pig society. Buy and renovate your house. Delve into ruins: Explore the world of an historic pig tradition crammed with cubes and check out your fingers in treasure looking. Search Search for: Search.

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