Ocean Is Home: Island Life Simulator Mod

Ocean Is Home: Island Life Simulator is a highly anticipated open-world simulation game where players embark on a survival adventure on a vast island, collecting resources to build various items and tools. From the most basic wooden huts and bicycles to luxurious villas and trains, everything can be constructed in the game to meet players' needs. Furthermore, Ocean Is Home: Island Life Simulator utilizes the latest game engine to create incredibly realistic graphics and a wealth of gameplay activities. Players can drive various vehicles freely across the island, enjoying the beautiful scenery along the way. Fans of open-world games shouldn't miss Ocean Is Home: Island Life Simulator!

Features:

Live the Island Dream: You start alone on an island. It’s your choice how to survive and thrive. Build a home, gather resources, and explore surrounding islands filled with secrets and rare loot.

Build and Design Your Own Home: Use advanced building tools to design your dream house. Choose materials, paint walls, place tiles, arrange furniture, and decorate rooms. Create a cozy cabin or a modern mansion—your style, your rules.

Grow from Tourist to Tycoon: Begin with basic tools and jobs. Over time, unlock new technologies and improve your skills. Run farms, repair and sell homes, or start a transport business. Watch your income grow as your career develops.

Drive and Deliver: Use your own vehicle to transport goods and explore the island faster. Owning a car opens up new business opportunities and speeds up your success.

Take on Real Jobs: Work as a firefighter, medic, truck driver, or scavenger. Each job gives you new ways to earn and interact with the island's world. Switch careers anytime to discover different lifestyles.

Strategies:

Regularly Woodfalls give you more wood than cutting a tree, and less hit than either, but if you harvest wood by cutting a tree, it gives you more exp than normal, and it also gives you fiber, meanwhile in Farmer Island, Woodfalls only gathered near the fox zone, that means when you harvest Woodfalls at night, you might be attacked.

Because every time you craft a thing it gives you a little of exp, and all exp from different things are equal, so you can get exp faster if you craft more things from Wood plank, it's cheap, fast craft and most benefits at early levels.

All your rewards are stored in Inbox, that means if you don't drag them to your inventory, it still be there, you don't have to drag all of them, especially Spark Plug when you don't have enough oil for your car, Fishing Rod or Chair/ Table/ Painting when you haven't build house yet.

How to Play:

Begin with basic survival: After crash‑landing as a new island resident, gather basic resources like wood, clay, and stone near your home. Use an axe or pickaxe to mine and craft simple tools. Build a small shelter or repair the starter house. Collect food from nearby vendors or gather fruit.

Craft tools and upgrade essentials: Once you have enough materials, craft improved tools like metal pickaxes or axes. These last longer and allow you to harvest faster. Watch tool durability closely if a tool is about to break, craft a replacement before grinding important materials.

Build and personalise your home: Use the advanced building system to expand your house. Mix materials (brick, wood, glass), apply wallpaper or tiles, and arrange furniture. Paint walls, install lighting and customise every room. Your design choices can be functional or aesthetic).

Explore and unlock new areas: Leave your home base to explore the main island and surrounding smaller islands. Each area has different resource types e.g., clay and charcoal on larger islands, sulfur or silica on smaller ones. Use the respawn button (cooldown applies) via the settings menu to return safely to a known location when stuck.

Use transport and earn money: Once you qualify, purchase your own vehicle. Use it to haul goods, deliver packages for jobs, or travel faster. Be mindful of gas levels and tire condition; repair when needed. Driving may feel unwieldy, but becomes easier with experience.

Take on careers and business ventures: Select a profession truck driver, medic, firefighter, etc. and perform tasks for income. Use profit to buy or renovate old houses to resell, or invest in crafting businesses. As you level up skills, new jobs and crafting blueprints unlock, offering richer gameplay.

Constant crafting and improvement: Continuously gather resources and craft better gear. Build tools, weapons, or decorative items. Upgrade your home or work towards bigger real estate projects. The deeper you go, the more options emerge from selling homes to designing multi‑room estates.

Player Comments:

So far I'm liking what I see. Obviously as an early-access game it's incomplete, but it's looking promising.I have been playing the mobile version for some time, and this game is a big step up from there. The island has been reimagined, while keeping the same basic layout as before, which is nice as there isn't too much of a learning curve if you come from the mobile version. The graphics of course have all had a facelift, and it generally looks gorgeous now. Even driving, which used to be a chore on the mobile version, has beccome a joy with the first-person view (though it could do with the ability to look left and right at junctions) which makes it so much easier to steer, which is essential around the new twisty and hilly roads.Other things of note: the litter (bananas, bottles of water, etc) that used to litter the island (a hangover from the old version 1 mobile days I think) are now gone. And quite rightly - they were a bit silly really. Instead free food can be obtained from street vendors, or you buy the good stuff from shops as before.Speaking of shops, some have been consolidated so that there's a bit less trawling around to find the things you need. The mall is empty, at the moment, with all the hardware bits from there and elsewhere gathered into a general hardware store, and the food moved to a dedicated food shop near your starting house. Which makes more sense really. I don't know what the plans for the mall are, but I can't wait to see how it develops.As well as being incomplete there are a couple of oddities at the moment which are due to be tackled in the next releases, but nothing major.This game is very much the culmination of years of practice with the mobile versions. It's an evolution of them taking the best bits and building on them through feedback from the players, which as a player makes me feel valued. Which is nice.

Ocean is Home; is another early access game, very early access, and surprisingly, has very few bugs. In this game, there is a lot of driving involved in this game, and if you decide to buy this game, I strongly urge you to read the basic guides for how to play. When I first booted up this game, I admit I was rather lost in what to do, and how to do things, so going over the rather short but very useful guides, is strongly recommended.There are survival elements to this game as well, your character has to eat, drink, and work to make money. You have a starter home, and a beat up pickup to drive with to get you started and a credit card with a good amount of starting cash available. There are some shops, not too many, with gas stations for fuel, and a few garages available to maintain, your vehicles engine, and tires for when they wear out.

This here should absolutely not be a bad review, because the game is pretty cool for being in its infancy.Here below I would just like to note things that I would like to see as improvements.I hope that one or the other will still be implemented, because it certainly stimulates the fun of the game even more.-What bothers me is why can't you sell the houses?-I wanted to sell a piece of furniture, but have not yet found out found out if this works (I don't think so). Had to scrapped it. (also would be great more choice)-I would like to see a little more improvement in the graphics, of course.Graphics, the figures (but also otherwise) sometimes look very angular and why can you address them, but nobody wants to talk to you?

Conclusion:

Ocean is Home: Island Life Simulator is a captivating 3D first-person island life simulator that immerses players in a stunning archipelago of scenic islands.Experience the thrill of real-time simulation as you explore a vast open world that guarantees endless entertainment. Immerse yourself in the island's unique events and shape the course of island life.Take full control of your own island as you unleash your creativity. Build your dream home, forge a fulfilling career to unlock cutting-edge technologies, engage in trade, prepare for exciting journeys, and establish thriving business ventures.