Reviews

• gamedeal user

  Jan 12, 2023

  There's no resolution scaling option... (can toggle fullscreen with F4) Works on Linux.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 12, 2023

  I like it so far. It's too early to point out specific cons, but I'm enjoying it as a slow-burn village builder. I will say, I wish the villagers had more interactions, but again it's too early to tell. All in all it's enjoyable, no bugs and the controls are simple enough to get used to. (Make sure you read the notes and poke around the menus for help if you can't figure something out, it's not that bad) Edit: Now that I've played some more, there's actually a lot going on in this game. Lots of systems and subsystems, items to unlock or discover. It's pretty in depth, so I'd say it's definitely worth the $20. Plus some of the characters are waifu bait so that's always nice. Edit 2: Revengeance. Continually surprised by this game. The mechanics are simple, but the depth of the crafting trees is kind of bonkers. Can safely say this is a solid purchase now, maybe even a hidden gem? It's good stuff anyway.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 13, 2023

  Fun loop. Cute graphics with some interesting ideas
• gamedeal user

  Jan 13, 2023

  An addicting little thing that is very chill. Just be warned: You are going to grind for a while, but as long as you have an objective in mind, you will eventually get there. The dragon mechanics are simple, but effective. This is a game that is not meant to be rushed.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 13, 2023

  Nice chill game.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 16, 2023

  This game is like reaaallly grindy lol it would be a great co-op game if you think about it anywhooo suggestions that I think would be goooood...more land, more villagers to add as well and maybe getting more mats because getting 3 mats is waaayyy too little it takes up sooo much time and hopefully a guide i get confused as to what to do sometimes lol this is probably the first game where i wrote such a long review because its a really good game and i hope it will continue to grow and more ppl will play this game it has soooo much potential hopefully the npcs once we the Mcs get married maybe they can marry other villagers and have kids with them ik its a lot of suggestions and more then likely wont happen but hopefully it does or so im wishing it does anyways i HIGHLY recommend the game and hope that the devs add a patreon so i can support the game by sending money through patreon idc if their isnt benefits i just wanna support my fav devs!!!
• gamedeal user

  Jan 21, 2023

  Village managing game, with old-school top-down JRPG visual. Like the game said, you are a villager on a giant turtoise-ish dragon named Grant, build a village and buffing your dragon to fight evil dragon and its giants. For me, arts and BGM are nice, game has deep mechanics in many activities, you can grow plant from seeds you could buy, and seeds you could buy will change depends on what dragons are in-range, and also contaminated each others with its environment (make me curious...Grant do contaminate any of them too?), collecting this and that from those dragons. So player can make things from. Only con would be, when have too much items may leads to game lag (because item arrangement system or something, maybe the game need faster algorithm or threading...) If this game has other dragons as DLC map would be interesting! To build other village on other dragon with other ruleset. But if something which can be improved now would be high res image of dragons and giants when it get closer would be super duper. I mean it will make game looks 100X better, and the game itself is not necessary to scream 'INDY GAME!' by using pixelated scale-up from small images.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 21, 2023

  Great game if you're into farming sims/ life sims
• gamedeal user

  Jan 22, 2023

  Played for about 22 hours, waiting for it to become better, but it never does. The more you play, the more you see that they just throw as much as possible in this game, without any idea or effort. This game feels like they tried to copy 5 other games, but failed and made it complete chaos. Nothing is fleshed out at all, well maybe only the cooking. It has some nice idea's/attempts but overall its grind and wait. In short: - Way to many devices and items causing it to be overly complex. - Terrible controls and menu's. - Very basic quests. - Chaos of products and the stuff you can do with it, mostly even without a point. - Mines you only need for a few hours and then it is useless. - Fishing pointless. - Battles with giants feel like a 1980's console game. - Forget about creating and landscaping a town, every day about 999 trees, stone, clay grows back, (even hills/elevation appears back). - I could name about 100 more examples, but i don't want to spend more time on this. To recap this game: chaos, clusterfk of things, nothing fleshed out at all. The price is about 19 euro's but in all fairness, it should be a "5" euro's game.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 24, 2023

  I really want to recommend this game but after spending 20+ hours in to see if theres something cool im missing, there isnt. I've already done most of the endgame goals except killing the demon dragon since getting all the cooking mats for each flavor and with high rarity for more HP is a chore and I'd probably need 3.5 - 4 million health before fighting it. The villagers barely have any dialogue to them or interactions with other villagers than a couple of emojis, even after marrying one of them. They just exist as boring npcs that you house them with stuff they need. I expected them to do more things like actually farming or collecting resources but they are essentially shopkeepers and crafters. The area youre locked to at start gets absolutely cluttered with so much crap to clear out later on which makes the area really ugly unless you fill the areas you dont want stuff to generate in with flooring. You can only fix this much later on which can reduce the spawns to zero or max it out to gather certain items. The mining in this game is the most tedious thing I've done since you need to pull the mats that drop to the ladder that you came from. Even with conveyors that you unlock later I wish there was a kick function to launch the items into the conveyor quicker. The game has a leveling system for skills that made interested in the game from the demo, but there's absolute no rewards to getting a higher level than doing the things slightly faster. They could have given new techniques or recipes to spice up the game for reaching certain skill levels. There's a perfect hit system which rewards you for hitting stuff in a rhythm to cutdown trees or mine stones faster, while its a neat idea I would prefer if the game made it automatic later on as a reward since you might not be focused on the boring menial tasks to keep it up. There's monster ranching in this game which is essential for getting mats but I definitely found it a big hassle to keep up with needing to collect every single mat they drop on the floor, most importantly eggs as they will lead to overpopulation. Sure you can fix this later on with a collection flooring but I really dont understand why the dev just didnt allow the ranching NPC to do ranching stuff for you since your already inundated with other tasks mainly mining and farming during most of the game. The popular farming sim activity fishing is in the game but this one is probably the worst with the minigame making godawful noises, just not really fun to play and the rewards being close to useless at that point in the game. The fishing npc is probably the most helpful with his ability to actually fish which can help feed certain farm animals. The other annoying thing is theres really too much items in this game that doesnt really need to exist, clogging up a lot of inventory and crafting table recipes. I think the game could just easily cut out some of these skills and focus them on making other parts more developed. The game also features boring giant battles where you just mash you fingers on the keyboard and hope you have enough health before the giant dies. You get more equipment very late into the game which makes the giants(which dont change in difficulty other than higher health) quicker to kill. This awful system feels like another thing the dev wanted to cram in quickly and shoddily. Other element dragons exist in the game where you want to head to collect element specific ingredients, another annoying thing during mid game because you have to wait a long time for them to spawn in your world or get lucky with the trader for saplings. Until you get the wyvern later on, collecting those elements just take forever. But it's definitely a giant missed opportunity in this game for you to visit those cities or even build on other dragons. This game could've been more engaging if there was a big main quest focused on that instead of the mediocre half-fleshed systems the game has. Was hoping the game would be bit more like dragon quest builders which I feel like playing now instead.