Tilecraft

Slightly frustrating, After being over an hour in the game with quite a bit of progress in research and items built. i placed some knights on a house and they got stuck there, I then tried to save and exit, and the "game saved" text didnt pop up. after loading what i thought was my most recent save, it was a point WAAAAYYY earlier in my progress. This happened a couple times after starting from almost scratch. Sometimes houses would disappear after saving successfully and re loading and/or population report was inaccurate. please fix these issues.

The game is good design but the content is too short. Like others comment, I can finished within 1.5 hours. I was expected more content.

I had hopes for this little game, but it turned out not to be worth the buy. The game is buggy to the point where it's frustrating to play. You sometimes have to rebuild buildings (they never produce resources) and can lose combat units if you accidentally put them on a house tile. There are other bug reports in the forums, but I didn't play long enough to see them all. The pop-up combat's little too stressful to be 'relaxing' (there's no pause and it's hard to tell where the attacks are happening so you just end up with a bunch of dead folks), and the developer appears to have abandoned the game-- or at least isn't reading any of the customer posts. I'll swing back by again in a few months and see if anything's changed (it's an interesting idea). but for now I wouldn't recommend picking it up.

Hard to dish $5 game. But seems clunky at times. I will not ask for refund though because this is unique concept (in my opinion) and this is solo Dev. Can't complain about $$ if game cost less than a coffee. But there are issues with the game - cannot customize mouse to put left click to drag and right click to collect. No options / settings when you pause the game, I thought main menu would take me there but nope wiped my game clean. Items should have been auto-collected in forager but they don't - its a punishing mechanism for no good reason. It will take a while to memorize what each click does - because you have to pop the character out of the tile then drag and then place again to use. Sometimes you will end up pushing them into the top inventory. Resolution suffers from same issue as Luck Be landlord (or whatever that game is called) - this game is not supported for ULTRA WIDE, so if you don't mind the big black bars on the side then no issue. Changing resolution does not work. I believe you have to save - if you didn't you will loose progress. Lot of weird choices for options that no one uses any more - like the said manual save function and missing options menu when you hit ESC to pause the game. All of this I found in less than 10 minutes of gameplay so there might be more to come. Nice concept - good burner for maybe couple of hours, if the QOL issues every get changed/fixed solid game otherwise you have been warned.

Accidentally threw a dozen kids into a house sized trashcan when I realised I could drag entire stacks. Also, knights live entirely off of crabs. 10/10 It is a cute game but has some quirks, like the limited inventory system. Your screen will end up cluttered unless you avoid harvesting more than what you need. Could use more storage items similar to the fridge if the game got more content added on down the line. It's a short game that can be completed in less than an hour which I guess helps the screen clutter issue? There's also a number of bugs to look out for (e.g. putting knights on houses means you can't remove them, leaving them stuck), but otherwise it's alright.

A día de hoy no lo recomiendo, se puede finalizar en 60minutos, no tiene aliciente para rejugar, no tiene logros, no está traducido. La idea está bien pero yo lo consideraría early acces, muy poco contenido, recomiendo mejor el stackland, mucho más largo.

Un vicio. Se lo recomiendo para los que busquen un juego de chill con crafteo y supervivencia minimalista: https://youtu.be/fBlCuI21XCw