Chimeraland (2022)
Level Infinite, Pixel Soft
ChimeraLand is an open-world survival game with strong RPG elements set in a prehistoric, mythical world. You need to gather resources, craft items, grow crops, and research technologies. Start from building a survival shelter to constructing a massive base in outer space!
About the story
You will find hundreds of bizarre mythical beasts while exploring this seamless world. Do you want a new pet? Catch and tame them! Or maybe you want to have a pair of wings on your horse? Let your pets devour them, and see what kind of Chimera you can create! The possibility is endless! You can be a close-quarter fighter when wielding blades, a cunning gunslinger with X-bows, or both! You can be a Werewolf, a Dragonborn, or a Jellyfish girl! Choose your own way, and create your own style! The only limit to what you can be is your imagination! And there are thousands of other creative travelers, with their unique tastes and styles, living and thriving together...
Platforms
Android iOS PCGenres
Adventure Role-playing (RPG) SimulatorThemes
Action Fantasy Open world Sandbox Survival
Languages: English and 4 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
MMORPG.com
By Kevin ChickChimeraland by Pixel Soft is an unpolished experience with minor bugs, but it is still weirdly fun. Player races and various creatures are some of the oddest things I have seen in any MMO. The layout of the UI for PC is not intuitive compared to mobile, and there are localization issues. Players may be turned away by some of the graphics and the initial learning curve. But if you can get by these issues, there is a lot of game here for players who enjoy exploration, survival building mechanics, and pet collection/evolution. While many of Chimeraland’s systems at a base level can feel familiar, it is a unique experience.
COGconnected
By Mark SteighnerI’ve played dozens of survival action games and MMORPGs but Chimeraland rests on one of the lowest rungs of the ladder. It looks primitive, with tons of technical problems. Nothing about its moment-to-moment gameplay hasn’t been done before and much, much better. The big, open world is a land of blocky textures and monsters that aren’t fun to fight. The goofy character creator and pet system can’t redeem Chimeraland. Even they’re not worth the price of admission. And the game is free.
