Solarpunk™

perfect peaceful game with satisfying systems definitley a recommendation

Fun, low cortisol game

Solarpunk is a fine experience for what it is: a survival crafter with generally fixed locations that's meant to be calmly and perhaps slowly explored and completed. Where other survival crafters tend on the side of a decadent buffet of options and goals, Solarpunk is a kind of cake that must be eaten layer by layer. After awhile, you may find yourself wishing for something other than cake as you notice just how big that last layer is going to be. But the flavor is perfect throughout and clearly focused and intentional. I don't have much to translate that analogy to: Solarpunk is fun and bright for the first ten hours or so as you try to balance the focus between two to three different lines of advancement and resource gathering. After a point, it does become tedious to wait for said resources to become available, unless you get down and grind hard. The actual farming is the worst: corn takes twice as long as every other crop and left me stressing if I should stockpile it or trade it for seeds to make more corn. And then, it's useful for animal feed, which these hungry monsters are just swallowing whole. I suppose the intention for these waiting periods are to be filled with exploration or perhaps building, so rushing through those (as I had and tend to) is not recommended. The fact that the store page has a "Before You Buy" blurb keeps me from giving this game a "meh." It's good, and it's exactly what they tell you it is. 7/10

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I enjoyed building a little house and setting up a little farm. ALso made a tower of bees (bees tower)

I've been having lots of fun with this game. I like the exploration aspect, and discovering new resources and technology. The pace is about perfect for me. Multiplayer is a little glitchy at times, and building is a little persnickety, but it's been fun playing with my friends.

So good