Suncraft

Хорошая расслабляющая игра, сюжет интересный

A straightforward clicker game that keeps you moving! Even with Automation. Overall Rating: 7.5/10 Positives: - Straightforward - Cozy and Chill - Engaging Negatives: - Slight lack of depth in the story As someone who struggles with playing a single game for long periods of time, Suncraft managed to keep me hooked for around 4 hours. Thats saying a-lot considering the average for me is usually 2 hours lol. Its a straightforward clicker game with nothing hidden to it. Speaking of, the plot reflected that and was straightforward as well, which I thought it would've been nice for it to have a bit more depth. But there was still lots to do in terms of objectives. The skill tree was also a nice touch. Even when you unlocked "automation" it never fully is. It still requires players to interact from time to time. In which was how this game kept me engaged. Once I finished a task, new quests/objectives get unlocked which progressed things forward. Overall a solid game thats worth the price.

found this as I'm searching for similar games with forage wizard. this one has better story and progression, similar addicting incremental, similar but different way for automation. about the same that u start very manually, and in the end, about 80% is automated so it's not very grindy. too bad it's shorter as I finished it (and I think 100% it) in 11 hours while in forage wizard it took me like 19 hours (well about 1/3 of it was re-designing the automation there that's more complex than here, so maybe they're actually about the same). anyway, great game, just wish it would be longer. very recommended

This was an enjoyable, relaxed game to play. Certainly worth the time to enjoy.

Fun game. Hits the right mark to never quite feel "grindy" but progress doesn't come easy. Story was nice and the level of automation available is pretty perfect. There are 2 major things that could be improved however: 1. The quest pane doesn't have a scroll, so it can eventually take up the entire left side of the screen if you have lots of quests. This is mostly fine, but in the cave prevents you from leaving. You can hide the entire quest pane luckily so this doesn't cause major issues, but is very clearly a poor UI choice. 2. Maybe this was just me, but it was not very clear as to how to get gems (apart from emerald) until I realized they spawn in the cave. i actually left them there forever because I wasn't needing the two initial emeralds that showed up. I think some kind of hint that they show up there is necessary. Maybe I skipped the dialogue that shows this though.

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