Dorfromantik

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If you've played islanders, love number go up games and relaxed vibes you'll enjoy this game!

No rush, no time limits, just a casual, cozy, fun, and relaxing game.

Lo que me enseñó Dorfromantik para la vida: [Gestión de recursos] Administrar varios proyectos a la vez, sabiendo cuándo invertir en uno nuevo y cuándo continuar uno iniciado. [Visión periférica y a largo plazo] Preparar el terreno con antelación para que los proyectos se encuentren y retroalimenten en algún punto del futuro. [Timing y coordinación] Cuando sentimos que nos estamos quedando sin tiempo o energía, no esperar el momento perfecto para que "todo encaje" y completar un proyecto. [El rewind] Avanzar con paso firme, sabiendo que siempre podemos retroceder un paso, pero nunca dos...

The graphics are cute, cozy, and quaint. The music is fantastically relaxing. The gameplay is simple, but engaging enough to make time fly. This is a game that feels dreamlike, an understated surreal experience that feels like floating on a cloud gazing down on a calm sleepy world and time. On a lazy Sunday afternoon you might lay in a field and gaze up at the clouds drifting by overhead, warmed by the sun and content in the moment, and this game is what is floating by overhead. It's a tiny puzzle in the twilight phase between waking and sleeping. A chill meditative practice of creating cozy little villages nestled in woods, long meandering rivers that ease into lakes, and vast forests that stretch their verdant tendrils across the landscape. You form the tableaux one tile at a time, revealing a nameless map that could host a cozy little bedtime story; a solitary cottage nestled into a dark forest, warm yellow light spilling out of the window to beat back the enroaching night; a lone copse of trees standing tall amongst a sea of lavender fields, a place to read a book in the shade on a hot summer day; an old town with halfhazardly organized streets giving way to vast grasslands with a solitary train track running through them,a steam locomotive lazily trundling along to some far unknown place as white puffs of steam float up into the sky. Go by vibes and just create what feels right, or chase high scores by trying to min-max tile placement. This is less of a game, and more of a toy or puzzle for you to concentrate on with some guardrails to keep you focused. There is a game here, but I'd call this an experience, or you experiencing a series of consecutive moments. It's meditation.

Dorfromantik, for an indie game, is imo a rather polished experience, with charming visuals and an interesting take on the video board game, However the lack of content variety here, at least in the base version of the game left me bored after like 30 minutes, so... I dont think I can recommend this one. Id say wait for a discount, and if you're a board game fan go for the full version which seems to have a decent amount of variety.