Book of Travels

While I get the sentiment of those who bought it before and got disappointed by abrupt EOL, I will review this game for what it is. This game is magical. You are a dandelion blowing in the wind, seeing the sights, exploring the secrets, meeting new people and just vibing out. It's mostly an exploration game with little to no guidance and deliberate choices to make the game slow and somewhat tedious. It's hard to describe without spoiling, but the game compels you to take it slow and rewards you with new discoveries every time. This is the kind of game where experiencing it with as little knowledge as possible is the best way, and opening up a wiki will absolutely ruin everything good this game has to offer. Use the in game journal, document stuff and discover quest and secrets hidden in conversation or the environment. The unfinished nature of it, the loneliness that come form playing what was supposed to be with others and the mystery vibe of the game itself created what is one of the most unique gaming experiences I've had. Once I started to lose the magic and tried grinding for achievements I had to stop myself and let it rest, or it would taint the whole thing. Sure, it's ve…

Abandonware. Servers are shutting down.

Walking around and picking things up simulator I see the idea of this game, yet sad to see this game not being fully fleshed out to have a better story due to abandonment of its development. Id recommend it if it was for free Its a cozy game though, I have yet to see combat

If you just want some peaceful exploration you might like this, although at some point you'll find yourself seeing the "this isn't finished" wall Unfortunately for me I also want to get achievements when there are any - well you can't get half of them by palying the game normally. You need to play around with reverting to old versions and downright cheat at some parts, otherwise expect to spend 60years of repeating one activity over and over again without pause, cause someone thought it a good idea to requite over 500million xp for an achievement-required level, ina a game where..not sure if it's possible to get 100xp for anything, most likely you'll be getting like 8 Also half the functionality was simply turned off a long before the game was abandonned and a lot of things depend on what REAL day and time it is. Good thing what's left of the game works at all, cause originally it was supposed to be online only..and good luck playing online without a server

Game was ♥♥♥♥ and died like ♥♥♥♥.

Loved the idea of the Tiny MORPG, the rare player encounters, the slow pace of the tea ceremonies. Might & Delight dropped the multiplayer and with it the base game mechanic of combining the special skills of each character.