Time to Morp

The game feels half baked to be honest. The gameplay loop is repetitive and there's no goal or reason for anything. It's good for about 10 hours of gameplay at the most, I wouldn't buy it again.

I'd call this a crafting sandbox creature collector with some rudimentary story. You have some quests that give you a little guidance but that's about it. The automation is very lackluster as you can't automate the watering of plants beside certain morps (collectible critters) because the "tech" of the sprinkler changes the theme of the habitat which makes it useless. Morps produce specific resources you need to collect and use for crafting and unlocking new items and recipes. That's a nice idea but it gets increasingly grindy and the lack of good automation makes things worse. I just stopped playing because I needed to feed a certain once a day produce of a specific morp four times to another morp to make it evolve. The game wanted me to repeat this process with six morps of two different species. So the days this takes: 4x6x2=48 ingame days at a point where I finished 150 days total already. You also can't run in this game, so everything is pretty slow and fishing is very time consuming. I like the artstyle and cozy and cute feeling a lot, but don't expect to put more than a couple of hours into the game. The developers got fired shortly after the release, so there won't be any updates to the game anytime soon if at all. [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45609062-Asu%2527s-Gaming-Mix/] More honest reviews this way >>> [/url]

This game was billed as Slime Rancher meets Satisfactory. And I loved Satisfactory. This ain't it. The automation is so hard to understand, me and my friend spend more time trying to figure out how things are supposed to work than actually playing. The game is not at all polished. The controls are clunky, the UI is atrocious. And its a small enough game there's very few resources available and no updates anywhere in sight.

# Something for everyone My boyfriend and I have different taste in games - I enjoy the cozy stardew valley type, he's more the automation and upgrading fanatic. I was drawn to this game because of the cute little creatures and style and suggested to my boyfriend we try the Demo since it has automation. So we decided to give it a shot, and we have absolutelyyyy #norugrats. Even the Demo alone already gets you several hours of playtime, and after investing 5 hours into the Demo, buying the game was a no-brainer for us. We spent day and night on the game, fully addicted and not wanting to play anything else anymore. I'm only sad that's it over. I really love how this game has something for everyone. Farming, fishing, cooking, automation, pet collection, a story line, exploration, tool upgrading, etc. etc. - if you know the pain of having a friend group with different tastes, I can really suggest trying this game! My personal highlights: - Super easy multiplayer (legit just 2 clicks without using annoying steam overlay) - Cute graphics and design - NPCs with fun personalities (HalfBeard, if you decide to get VA for this game, PLEASE I volunteer xD) - Mechanics that make sense - Rewarding progression and good pacing I do hope the devs get to flesh out the game some more, because there's room for more content, more morps, and more story and I'd love to get to play more of this game.

very clunky, copy paste graphics, not great customization. especially being abandoned, no tutorial for buttons so you just end up button mashing. for 20 dollars, i get maybe 5. dont reccommend in current state but to each their own!

The game is abandoned. The dev team no longer exists and the game was left in an unfinished state. Graphics are poor with lots of clipping and odd stylistic choices that lead to eye strain, mechanics are unpolished, and characters are flat. I played with the hope the game would improve over time, but knowing this is the final product I can't say it's worth your money.

I had picked up this game with a friend, and unfortunately I believe I am the one responsible for recommending it as the game we played together. I have regrets and I am happy to say I will never be installing this again. The friend in question and myself have a history of playing games similar in vibe to this, tech-based Minecraft modpacks, slime rancher, satisfactory, and stardew valley (late game when you do more complex tasks). So you’d think this kind of game would be enjoyable and stick for us in a good way. No, this game took actual years to complete because of burnout with the jankiness, grindiness, and just really piss-poor game design. You have to bust your butt to get things like pebbles that you use in the first hour of playtime and literally never come up again. You make your automated morp farms and once they have served their purpose they are neglected and abandoned in a hoard of their own resources because there is actually no benefit to them. Fishing is an annoying chore rather than something to relax and enjoy. It’s also cool because if you want to make friends with the “lovable” characters this game offers you, you have to force feed them meals that consist of seaweed as a potential ingredient which seems to be provided once in a blue moon by the fishing gods. The cooking mini game is also super bland and the materials you need to actually have it feel like it progresses faster than a snails pace are unnecessarily hard to find. There’s an item to duplicate materials and I thought this would help with things like cinnamon but no you can’t duplicate any object that would actually be of benefit. Additionally there is no actual point to the main storyline. Somehow you save the world which seems to never be in any actual distress, like there’s a sick fella but his illness seems to be entirely superficial. Completing the questline after years of trying to motivate ourselves to trudge through this obnoxious automation game was like a slap to the face. The game will never get better because the studio is dead. I hate this game, and I hate Rudy.