Relaxing Crafting Game Mixes Forager & Minecraft

If you want to spend a quiet night in, dive into the colorful world of Outpath, a relaxing base-building game that will remind you of Minecraft, Forager, and Satisfactory.

Described by the developer David Moralejo Sánchez as an "experimental clicker base building game," it delivers what you expect from it and more. You'll spend hours gathering resources, crafting, and expanding your territory while blissfully clicking on various trees and rocks.

If you're not a fan of rapid mouse-clicking, there is also an option to hold down your mouse button instead. Of course, like in any game of the genre, there are also ways to automate gathering and production so you find better uses for your valuable time. 

Clickers are very often idle, with little to no input from the player, but Outpath strikes a nice balance between automated tasks that need nothing from you and interactive objects you can use, making it a full-blown exploration/base-building game but a chill experience at the same time. 

I'd say one of the best parts of Outpath is its environment – something very important for any relaxing game. The colors are bright, the water around your islands is calm, and different biomes won't let your eyes get bored of the same scenery.

If you're into sandboxes or clickers and have too much stress in your life, you should definitely let Outpath distract you from worries, especially since it has a demo.

The game is still fresh, but the developer is working hard on fixing bugs and listening to players' feedback, so download it on Steam and join our 80 Level Talent platform and our Telegram channel, follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn, where we share breakdowns, the latest news, awesome artworks, and more.