i dont get what im supposed to do, so im not liking it to much right now either. Can somebody explain it to me?

@Dante

Basically survive. Forst you want to find something to eat like Berries and make an axe so you can get firewood for a basic camp where you can also cook. You should also build the machine as soon as possible so you have more options on what to build. You might want to look at some basic guides that explain the beginning a bit further.

You basically... wait for it!... craft :D (which is surprising for an indie game ^^ /s)

IMHO, it's fun until you learn to survive... After that is just the same game over and over (get food by day... eat and wait at night) with different characters.

Maybe I just suck at it, though :)

EDIT: Would have loved to see Mark of the Ninja or Shank on the PS4, instead!

Except it switches from left stick to right stick intermittently depending on which view your in (inventory mode or normal mode). Also you would assume that like all games like this that turn up on consoles from PC the d-pad is to scroll through items which is not the case on this & ends up using or dropping a random item from your inventory.

After some playtime, yes you could get used to this but it all seems counter productive & buttons aren't used at all that could of been.

Also even on my 42" TV the items/icons are tiny & I end up having to get up & stand 3ft in front of the telly to see what they are. I just think it would work better all-round ona handheld close to your face & with touchscreen controls rather than 3 entirely separate directional controls for 3 separate menu systems.

The only reason I would want to play it on the Vita is for the touchscreen which wouldn't work via remote play so what would be the point of playing on vita instead of PS4?

The touchscreen works via remote play, it brings up the map. Also means I can play it when the TV in the lounge room is in use.

It's not a survival game without the perma death, look at Day Z

While I agree with a lot of what you're saying, the removal of permanent death not only contradicts the point of the game, but also the makes the title silly. I mean, the point is to survive (aka not starving), which isn't that thrilling, hard, or impressive if you can simply correct whatever you did wrong the first time.