Dorfromantik

very cute, satifying game

Mega niedliches und entspanntes Cozy Game :)

I've played this game off and on for years at this point, so I figure why not leave a review. This game is very casual - not hard to pick up and learn at all. In standard mode, (all I've ever played) you get a finite deck of random tiles to place on the field. Each tile is a hex shape. Each side of the hex is a "type." (Field, meadow, town, forest, etc.) You want to stack like types together for points. The more sides you match, the more points you get. If you stack all 6 sides next to like types, you get a "perfect" score bonus. Scoring grants you extra tiles in your deck. As you play, notifications will pop up along the field showing you quests you can complete in order to get a score bonus and extra tiles. You go as long as you can before running out of tiles. There are variations of different tiles that you will unlock as you play. Extremely easy to pick up and play. The atmosphere is very calm and relaxing. The scenery is peaceful. The soundtrack is gentle. It has a very chill vibe to it. You can also tweak the visual profile of the playing field by modifying the "biome" selection setting. You can check multiple themes within the biome selection, and the game will automatically mix and match your selected themes as you play, creating hotspots of wintery biomes, spring biomes, flowery biomes, etc. The gameplay loop of this game is extremely simple, but it keeps me coming back. I really play it more like a phone game, which is to pass the time rather than to play it with intent. What I really like about it is two things - both stemming from its simplicity: 1) It doesn't demand your full attention. What that means is that you can use it as a sort of "sideshow." For example, when I'm stuck in an meeting when working from home that I have little stake in, I'll sometimes throw this up on a second monitor and lay a few tiles down as I'm listening to pass it by. There's no timer, no pressure, and if you mess something up or misclick, it has an undo option. (For the last placed tile only.) 2) It has very simple controls. It has a place (click) control, a rotate control, and a couple of camera drag / zoom controls. All of these fit on your run-of-the-mill, two-button + wheel mouse. When I have my 3-month-old daughter in my arms while she sleeps, I can hold her in one arm and play unhindered with the other. This has become my pastime of choice when rocking her to sleep. It's simple, cozy, easy to learn, easy to play, and has great replay value. Plus the devs are still updating it now, four years on. Kudos to them for that.

De esos juegos perfectos para desconectar, que son bonitos y fácil de aprender a jugar, pero que no tienen final, que los disfrutas partida a partida.

amazing game 10/10

Amazingly relaxing and addictive puzzle game.

Chiiiiiiiiillllllll......