Crop Rotation

TL;DR Fun and cozy game despite some minor design flaws. Crop Rotation is a farm management roguelike deckbuilder that also draws from autobattlers (Dota Underlords, Teamfight Tactics etc.), which makes it stand out in a well saturated genre. The goal of the game is to grow a farm and reach the score quota in a limited number of turns. The difficulty of the main mode may be changed with the Farm Rating, which increases the required score and adds additional modifiers. Pros: - A *ton* of replayability. There is a lot of combos and many of them are perfectly viable. - Simplicity of the UI and overall graphical design. While the visual style itself might a matter of taste, there's very little visual clutter to distract you and most elements have clear and concise descriptions. - Gameplay complexity. It takes a few dozen hours to notice, but much like with the favorites of the genre, you will improve drastically over time and find out that many runs are winnable, even on higher ratings (up to ~2500). - Good communication from the dev. The solo developer, Sprouting Potato, is easy to reach via socials and often active within their community. Cons: - May be difficult to get into. The tutorial, while well designed, is a little lackluster in terms of explaining certain mechanics. In the end, you may have to learn some things via trial and error. - A little too easy at low ratings (?). Players with prior experience in the genre may feel bored for the first couple runs due to the game being very forgiving at lower Farm Rating. Whether it is an up- or downside may be up to preference.

I don't know what im doing

2.5/10 i get it... its just not fun + works on windows 7

Never expected to have such high number of hours in this game. I don't like it very much, to be honest. Sometimes I hate it for it's brutal progression - the number of times where I was 7 dollars short in paying 4-figure tax is immeasurable. But there's something in the sauce that I'm being drawn to. The planning phase, where I start thinking about available combos and strategies at the start of the game is great. It's not an "official" phase in the gameplay loop, though, but it is great. The filters and the ability to pre-pick your cards greatly improve the gameplay. There's vast amount of combos and strategies available. Yes, it's an autobattler, basically, but I found it better and more engaging than TFT or whatever else I played before in that genre. Not as inventive as the previous game of the author, which I also like, but it's a great addition to my collection, nontheless. Works on linux nativelly without ANY of the problems that users expected to see nowadays.

[h3]ローグライク農業スコアアタック※全実績解除済み[/h3] シナジーを考えながら金を稼いで借金を返そう！ 多分現状何年も通してダラダラと農業するタイプのゲームではありません ワンプレイは基本一年間なので慣れればそれほど長くないです ランキングモードを進めることで順番にカードセットが解放されますし 実績も解除されていきます、最終の実績が結構大変と感じます 作物のレベルも大事ですが、「許可書」と「動物」のレベル4(黄色)が最優先かと 広大地・効率許可証・ネズミ・ヒツジ・ネコ等の2倍、小規模農場の3倍ボーナスが使いやすい [spoiler]耕作地削除用のスコップを活用して農場を川の字や三の字型にする技法も存在します[/spoiler] 色々試行錯誤して楽しみましょう [hr][/hr] 以下、日本語翻訳修正希望（→11/10対応済み） ・「Owl」の日本語訳が「カタカナ」になっています 正しくは「フクロウ」かと思いますので修正をお願いしたいです The Japanese translation of “Owl” has been rendered as “Katakana.” I believe the correct term is “Fukurou,” so I would like to request a correction. ・「Morel Mushroom」の日本語訳が「アミガサタケ属」になっています 「属」がついていると統一感がなく違和感があるので「アミガサタケ」でいいと思います よろしくお願いいたします The Japanese translation of “Morel Mushroom” is listed as “Amigasa-take genus.” Since adding “genus” creates inconsistency and feels awkward, I believe “Amigasa-take” is sufficient. I really enjoyed this game. Thank you so much for making it.

Search your library for a land card, put that card onto the battlefield, then shuffle.

Great little take on a gambling-like similar to Balatro/Luck be a Landlord. Starts off maybe a bit too basic/easy, but as you get a few runs in it gets quite difficult and you need to actually pay attention to your build in order win. Minor quibbles: The graphics are a bit too minimal for my taste and organizing your crops can be troublesome (a lot of things look similar so it's hard to see what you have). overall 8/10. certainly worth a play, but not a must play.