Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles

This was a really cute game with a lot of potential, saying that, some things I think are good to know before you buy JUST in case any of them would effect your enjoyment: 1. There's not much motivation/reason to implement the farming mechanics, or befriending the creatures. You could probably complete the game without using it at all after the first tutorial on how to do it. 2. On the note of befriending the creatures - this involves feeding them and leading them back to a farm you own. The farms can be VERY far away, and the creatures walk VERY slowly. If you go too far from them, they will leave. If you take too long, they will leave. You'll have to keep feeding them their favoured food and taking a (leisurely) stroll back to your farm. 3. Some of the items you'd craft for a side quest are far more labour-intensive and involve more grinding than the core quest. 4. On that note, the main quest is very quick and easy to complete. 5. The quest marker will show you a straight line to where the quest is, not how to get there. If you're not so good with maps, directions, or remembering the way, you will repeatedly get lost in the terrain while you try to remember where that cave entrance is! 6. It's not really clear what items you'd best keep and which are good to use for the bartering system - which are rarer, or you'd best keep a larger quantity of is entirely up to your note taking! I wouldn't say any of these are complaints, they lend themselves to a particular playstyle. And this game is very pretty, has cute creatures, lovely art, and relaxing bgm so it lends itself to those who do like to take it easy and get some grinding done. But if that's not your style, it may not be for you! Only thing I'd recommend adding to the game is making it a bit clearer what items have been picked up from harvesting - especially on the Steam Deck. Number of times I checked my pockets to see if that tree dropped a seed!