Luma Island

as someone who likes these type of games i find it very enjoyable

This game is very repititive but in a good way. I was looking for something like this so it's simpleness satisfied me. Recommend

Excellent game! Perfect for couples or people who have children who are getting into gaming. I played on adventure mode with my husband and we had a great time. It does have a way to turn off spiders if you are afraid of them or if you have children who would be scared. 10/10 Amazing. Great story, wonderful playthrough. Some cons: I do wish it did have larger storage and if your partner makes it through a dungeon door, you do too. The shops need to sell more items like once you plant and gather a crop, you can buy the product. Prices for things are a bit steep. It needs a price adjustment. Also the wiki needs to be updated for recipes. Some of them are way off. But other than that. So so good.

One of the best games I've ever played. A 9.9 out of 10 experience, with only very, VERY minor issues keeping me from calling it perfect. This is a really fun game to play with your significant other, or in a group with you and 3 of your friends. The game lends itself well to multiplayer, while also allowing for players to have the freedom to explore and do their own thing. The combat is very low stakes, and the infinite inventory system is a big plus (although that system needs to be added to the chests you can make in game, so that you can easier share items in multiplayer). Additionally, a huge QOL change would be the ability to craft from containers along with your inventory, as it can be difficult to manage items between multiple players. Again, however, I cannot stress how great this game is. 60+ hours flew by, often with play sessions lasting well into the morning. Looking forward to seeing other games from this developer/publisher, and I'll definitely keep an eye out if there are any additional expansions to this game!

Way better than i expected

no stam, infinite inventory, and over-abundance lots to collect/complete/explore the NPC's are hollow, combat is obsolete, and the "puzzles" are brainless but there's clear progression and the maps are very charming I already know I'm bout to tear through this in a week