In some ways, Fera: The Sundered Tribes might be just another survival game. I gather berries to eat, I chop down trees for construction materials. But then I open a portal to the island floating above my head, and my villagers step through, gather up my resources, and return to the sky island above.
Not wanting to take the easy route, however, I don't follow them through that portal. Instead, I throw out my glowing blue tetherhook, flinging myself skyward via a handily-placed grappling point before unfolding a pair of wings to let me glide safely back to our settlement. Once there, I use the wood that my villagers carted back through the portal to build them a series of yurts to sleep under, and assign out portions of berries to keep them happy.
