Palia

Muito ruim esse jogo. Chato demais...

Muito bom para deseistreçar

When I first started Palia, I joined right around release like everyone else. I'm pretty sure I was playing on launch day! I played for maybe 15 minutes...then put the game down.... ------------------------------------- >>>Fast forward to now! I'm happily ADHD medicated, came back, and can finally experience the game the way I wanted to. I'm honestly so glad I gave it another chance because it has become one of my favorite cozy games. What I love: 🌿 The gathering skills. Foraging, collecting, mining, fishing, hunting...I love all of it! A quick note about hunting: I've seen people make it sound much more intense than it actually is. It isn't gruesome at all. You shoot an arrow, your target disappears with a very cartoony "pop" sound, and you pick up a little loot bag with meat and materials. No blood. No dead Bambi lying on the ground. It's very family-friendly. 🍄 Foraging is hands-down my favorite. In games like Skyrim and Breath of the Wild, I always wished there was even more gathering. Sometimes I just want to wander through the woods picking flowers and mushrooms in peace. Palia absolutely scratches that itch. It's the perfect "leave me alone and let me collect plants" kind of game. 😌 It's incredibly relaxing. Whether you want to complete quests, decorate your house, farm, fish, or simply exist in a cozy little world, Palia lets you. It's become one of my favorite games to unwind with after a long day. 🏡 Decorating and friendships. There are so many furniture pieces to collect, your home can become whatever you imagine, and building friendships with the villagers is genuinely fun. 🌎 The MMO aspect. It reminds me of the feeling of seeing people running around in World of Warcraft, except without the pressure of constant combat. Everyone is off doing their own thing, helping each other, or just enjoying the world together. 📋 There's always something to do. Between the task board, personal quests, story quests, leveling skills, decorating, and seasonal events, I never log in wondering what to do next. Best of all, you can choose your own direction every time you play. Feel like fishing today? Great. Want to ignore everything and gather flowers for an hour? Also great. The game never punishes you for playing your own way. 🧸 Collecting! If you're a collector like me, there's plenty to chase. Plushies, stickers, artifacts, furniture, and more. It's so satisfying slowly filling everything out. You can absolutely play solo and have a wonderful time, or party up with friends and strangers for cooking parties, fishing groups, hunting trips, and more. Palia really is your world to enjoy however you want. If you're looking for a cozy game that respects your pace, encourages exploration, and gives you plenty of ways to relax, I'd absolutely recommend giving Palia a chance. 🫂💕

Nettes Spiel

Such a nice and chill MMORPG, it has the best part of farming (mining, fishing, etc) with a little bit of combat (only against specific monsters/animals). Collectibles are amazing (fish and bugs). But the best part for me is the houseplot building, it's as if you're playing first person The Sims in Azaroth but with the Peacification Field from The Big Mt in Fallout NV turned on.

Funny and Amazing tasks

Its a fun, cozy game, and in the beginning its great, when there are a lot of quests to fill the time. After that its a lot of grinding for mats, with new quests coming only after a major patch or update. There are daily quests and weeklies but its still more grinding. You might get very bored. There were mounts introduced, but the mechanics are so janky you see most players still running. There is a cash shop and its pricey, but the game is free and there is nothing in the cash shop you need, its all cosmetics. I like Palia and I play everyday, but boredon does seep in and my play becomes mechanic. If you hate grindy games, this isnt for you.

Viciante, mas é triste não ter opções de skins para p0bres :(