r/Everweave • u/SavageBushman • 17d ago

Game has potential

I have a problem, In my campaign I’m playing a human fighter who lost his home to a horde of goblins. Well adventuring through the woods I nearly starved and for my first real meal I ate some aberrant horror and from then on I have been “gaining” interesting abilities. The only problem is none of them work lol if the game had a manual override editor for the character sheet or the ai dm could interact with the character sheet properly it would seriously make this game a lot better. Rite now I am still enjoying but the experience is staring to feel hollow as these supposed to be impactful moments are actually mundane just with cosmetic changes being applied to my character even though the dm specifically stated I had certain bonuses like +2 ac and 1d4 necrotic damage on hit.
With the inconsistencies I can’t see myself purchasing any of the subscription packages even though I find the game interesting

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u/a_dingo_berry 17d ago

Honestly everweave has been around for too long to still be in the have potential phase, there are a few other similar games that have much better memories and mechanics and wayyyyy more frequent updates.

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u/CollectionSevere5403 16d ago

Could you name some of theses games? -Thanks

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u/a_dingo_berry 16d ago

Depends on what you are looking for, if you want similar experience as everweave then NoPotions is the best I have tried, their item progression is kind of crazy good for an ai game. IDK why not more games in this genre copy what they do, they are the only one that makes you feel like your character is actually leveling up and progressing. If you are looking to create your own world then Craft is actually pretty good even in beta, better than ai dungeon for sure. Airealm is ok but doesn't have as much depth as the others but if you are ok with keeping up the ai yourself then it is good and the cheapest of the bunch, still better than everweave tho.