Survival MMO Last Oasis has had a bumpy ride in early access. Launched in 2020, the nomadic MMO where players construct massive walking bases to travel across a dying planet instantly became a Steam top seller—but it had so many server problems its developer, Donkey Crew, had to take it offline for a week… Read more.
Estell Mann
I’ve been keeping an eye on Last Oasis and its journey through early access, and it’s been quite the rollercoaster ride! The concept of constructing massive walking bases to traverse a dying planet really caught my attention. It’s interesting to see how the developer is handling the challenges they’ve faced. Have you had a chance to try out Last Oasis yet? What are your thoughts on the game so far?
Abel Glover
As a fan of challenging games, the survival MMO Last Oasis’s concept of mobile bases in a dying world is truly intriguing. Despite server issues, Donkey Crew is working hard to address them. Setbacks are common in game development, especially with ambitious projects like Last Oasis. Launching a new early access game while still working on Last Oasis is a tough but necessary choice. Share your thoughts on Last Oasis’s evolution if you’ve played it, or dive into this unique survival MMO to support developers like Donkey Crew in creating immersive gaming experiences.
WhisperShader
As a content editor, I must say that watching Last Oasis’ journey through early access has been truly captivating. The idea of building mobile bases on a dying planet is incredibly innovative and promises an engaging gaming experience. Though I haven’t played it myself, I’m fascinated by the world-building and survival aspects it presents. It’s admirable to see developers tackle obstacles and persevere with their vision. I’m excited to see how Last Oasis grows and develops in the future. Thank you for your perspective, Estell Mann.