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I really like the game so far, especially the fighting. I loved Pokémon as a kid and meeting different enemies and leveling up when beating them makes me feel nostalgic :) The reviewers sometimes mention that the fights are too hard. I don't it is too hard, but I do think that the combat system is more complex than in other farming sims and you have to plan ahead. The game is breath of fresh air and I really recommend it.

This is just a super fun adventure, thanks much!.! I don't do long reviews or I'd put out quite a few paragraphs. Go play this, good times

This is a turn-based Combat JRPG, with farm-sim mechanics. I think that the dungeon-delving part is the most important aspect to progression in this game, and the farming side exists to give you the fuel you need to go dungeon delving, as opposed to the other Harvest Moon/Stardew Valley-likes where tycooning and planning your farm is at the core of the gameplay. I normally dislike turn-based games that amount to just hitting each other with numbers until someone drops, but I don't mind it here due to the resource-management and preparation aspect to the game. If I die in a combat encounter, it's because I gambled too hard by delving to deep into the mines with a lack of food, or that I didn't build my character according to the challenges ahead, and only sometimes is it because I zigged when I should have zagged in combat. But the combat is nothing phenomenal, a lot of the monster designs and atmosphere however, are, and do indeed make me timbers shiver when I get an encounter and I go "wtf is that". Planning for the farm is much more forgiving than other SDV-likes, a lot of the crops (at least that I know of) are growable in most or all the seasons, so I'm rarely trying to calculate how much of X crop I can grow in Y amount of time. What crops I need for certain foods or crafting materials for gear is the main question for most of my decision-making for the farming aspect. Day-time management also takes more of a back seat due to how early you unlock fast travel options, nor do you have to be back home by 2am every night. A new day starts when the clock hits 00:00 no matter where in the map you stand, and it seems like you can choose to just pull all-nighters, with your character just getting more tired the more nights you stay up (at least that seems to be what the mechanics are getting at, I go to sleep every night like a good boy so I wouldn't know 100% what happens if you actually do an all-nighter). Not to mention, days just feel much longer than other SDV-likes. The game also initially triggered my Fear&Hunger-induced PTSD, with the toilet, and the dice rolls when you loot and go to sleep. It was a pleasant surprise that - at least so far - bad outcomes only really amount to temporary debuffs, as opposed to the ♥♥♥♥ that happens in Funger iykyk. Overall, 8/10 potentially addictive game. The taxman will be paid, one way or another.

купила в первый же день и не жалею. очень классная игра, плюс стиль приятный. отдельно рекомендую режим "кошмар", сама начала играть именно на нем еще с демо версии и на мой вкус именно в этом режиме игра прям раскрывается!

Good game. Some people seem to think its too hard but I think its just a slow progression of getting gear in the beginning, you will probably die a few times at the start before you learn to bring more food. There are occasional bugs when you sprint and stop on/near objects and get stuck (this happened 2 times in 12 hours).

im haveing alot of fun so far maybe increase the drop rate for the basic picaxe but other then that perfect game

siento que son muchas ideas sin concretarse, no hay ninguna mecánica satisfactoria en este juego. arte bonito pero hasta hay. Además tiene muchos bugs.