Mr. Prepper

I recommend!!!

Another good survival and crafting game, with a high level of liberty in house arrangement—i.e., the player can diversely set up facilities both on the ground and underground, at their own risk against government inspection. The possibilities can range from a minimal survival style to an underground palace. This also includes detailed object placement, as the player can even set up display shelves and put objects on show. Although the traversable area is limited to a single town as dictated by the plot, this town somehow harbours very diverse environments—from forests to deserts—preventing the game from being confined to just the house and its underground bunker. The story itself is quite short, but it does contain secrets, mystery, exploration, discovery, and even plot twists. However, it takes a lot of time and effort to push the story forward. It also requires planning, time management, perseverance, and discipline to keep resources flowing and to generate more income in order to obtain new materials and key items. The game lacks proper hints for many crucial things, which caused me to restart the game dozens of times when I discovered I had missed something I should have known from the beginning. The diversity of elements and activities in the game is still quite limited, so it is recommended to play with the Animal Farm DLC installed for a more expansive experience.

Para un preparacionista, amates de la gestión, planificación y todo lo que termine en ion, este juego lo recomiendo para ti. Es fantástico, te vicia mucho, lo único que deja a desear un poco más es el contenido en su ultimo dlc, pero fuera de ello esta super duper.

To be honest the game sucks, Don't get me wrong it looks cool and all but even with cheating it gets really long to complete. It is just constant farming with a boring plot and a bunch of useless mechanics that if removed would make the game hundreds of hours shorter

It's alright. The issue with the game is that progression isn't straightforward and you always feel like you're playing sub-optimal, if haven't figured out something crucial. You can honestly take your time, as the devs just throw opportunities at you and you'll feel spoiled for choice what to do for a given day. Need Money? -Traps and expensive bait, and you'll typically profit from these. -Any vegetables about to rot, or you have more than a stack? Sell them to the herbalist. For the herbalist, Bob, and Joe, you can also visit them in-person to trade with when you're in the area. -Making furniture and selling it to one of the traders. Buying objects from one trader, deconstruct them, and construct the furniture that a trader wants. It's time-consuming and the profits are pretty slim, but it's how you'll level these two initial traders. See an item being asked for and you don't have the recipe? Chances are you have one in your home and you need to deconstruct it to learn it's recipe. Just be sure to replace the one in your home, as you may need a certain amount for the agent's inspections. Important: When buying new weapons from Bob or Joe, deconstruct them, so you can learn their recipes. If you're melee weapon is about to break, you can deconstruct and reconstruct them to repair it for no cost except time. Joe buys pickaxes, axes, and other weapons, so this is how you fulfill those. The secret recipe that Joe sells is well worth the money and basically replaces the shotgun and melee weapons. Rifles can be found in the desert at random. -Level 4-5 of mines is where you'll gather trade items to sell for a lot of money, and is probably the best money-making method with little time/investment needed. Just be sure to stay on top of your crude oil to gasoline, iirc both excavators on levels 4-5 give you crude oil. Craft the backpack, as soon as it's available, and fill the quickslots with food items like jerky. -With the gasoline stocked up from the mines, bring 20-25 gasoline to explore the desert, and whatever materials you find, you can construct furniture from for more money, if you trully need it. The desert is mostly for collecting electronics and canned goods. A tip for the desert is to use one or two of your backpack quick-slots to store the canned goods, as it doesn't count to weight and you can stack 20 per slot. Feel rushed? Don't be, there's no time-limit to the game, and as long as you're doing something or anything, you're making progress. The traders take time to level, so if you spend in-game days just leveling traders in-between quests, it's totally fine. Completing the minuteman's quests means that [spoiler]the agent will leave you alone and you'll get a special ending. Joe has the geiger-counter, and the item after that is in the sleepless's base in the mine (it's the small face statue on a table).[/spoiler]

game is good so far. but my only concern is the buy and sell. sometimes I experienced I thought I was selling but Instead i was buying. please change the design if ever.

very nice