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Summary: Everything we do is for survival. A spaceship carrying the hope of humanity lands on an unknown planet. In this endless, quiet desert, we must work hard to survive by constantly planting crops and mining resources. We must continuously improve our skills, collect more resources, and repair our spaceship to take us back to our warm home. Verdict: Overall this is an exciting game using a Unique combo for a Survival game using RPG mechanics. Great Visuals, Characters, and something casual to play!

I’m a sucker for anything based on Dwarf Fortress or Rimworld, and so Dream Land is right up my alley. It’s cutsier and simpler than its colony management forebears, but it makes some smart choices to streamline the experience to make it a good fit for mobile devices. Dream Land put me in charge of a rag-tag group of either pioneers or bounty hunters, depending on which one of them you ask, who have crash-landed on an unknown planet in pursuit of someone named Liam. The English translation is a bit iffy, and so I was unclear on the relationship between the characters—burly, red-haired George constantly calls everyone else “children!” when addressing the group, but I took that as a strange character trait he picked up in space.

This game is very attractive for players especially me, because of the colorful and nice graphics. This game has a lot of tasks, and it trains my brain to make strategies on how to build and survive in the territory.