Roots of Pacha

it's fun and cozy. A little confusing at first like figuring out crafting, but once you do it's pretty simple. I like the relaxed play style as well; I don't feel like I have to rush through everything.

Good for play，but animals really drive me crazy！！！ Let's first take a look at the current state of animals: (version 1.3) There are 10 native animals and 6 derived animals, making a total of 16 species. Each species is further divided into 7 common, 2 rare, and 1 legendary subtype, which totals 10 subtypes. In other words, there are 160 different-looking animals in total. Check the forum posts—someone mentioned the issue of a 12-shelter construction limit. I haven't verified it, but they said that after building 12, you can’t build more. Even if you don’t consider the limit, in the game the learning stations can only be up to 4, and each can take care of 2 shelters. So the maximum number of fully automated, disease-free animal shelters is 8, which allows for 80 animals. Beyond that, you have to manually clean, feed, and manage illnesses. In the long run, it’s not really feasible, meaning even if you raise more, they’ll mostly just be left unmanaged. So first of all, having all 160 species at once is unrealistic. Why even discuss having all of them? After all, most of the 7 common subtypes of each animal aren’t visually appealing (legendaries aren’t necessarily pretty either, but rarity makes them valuable). Keeping just 2 rares and 1 legendary per species is enough. I initially planned it this way too—using 8 shelters as the limit, 5 of each species, 2 species per shelter, which fits perfectly. But this leaves no room for breeding, so I changed it to 4 of each species to leave space for reproduction. It looks pretty perfect, but here comes the main issue: the 6 derived animals require native animals for breeding, and subtypes are determined by the parents. This means that to complete the encyclopedia, you have to go out and capture all varieties from the wild, raise them to 6 hearts, and then breed them. Breeding takes 3 days, and different animals reach adulthood in about 8 days on average. Without pomegranates, reaching 6 hearts takes several more days. Raising just one generation is more than half a season… Not to mention that derived breeding starts with fixed initial stats of three 1s… shocking. This game isn’t very popular, and the forum isn’t very active either. I doubt I’ll stick with it for long. I might just capture all rares and legendaries of the 10 wild species, and that will probably be the end—save and uninstall. Lastly, a reminder: to get a rare, you need to capture 4 species, 8 individuals; for a legendary, you need 6 species, 12 individuals. Either you go around capturing and slaughtering crazily, or you spend 180,000 pinecones to get them instantly. Considering the other game content, the capture approach can somewhat match the pacing, so you’re not entirely dependent on pinecones. Anyway, later in the game, there’s nothing else to spend money on, so whatever.

Very fun. Stardew Valley in the Stone Age. What's not to like!

Uma boa distração pra essa vida ****** :)

A fresh and better start if you are sick of stardew valley in the mean time.

always a fun game to come back to and restart. Also have a lot of long standing saves.

game is great but I wish the character were hotter (Ibon is my tsundere waifu).

mt bom