Edengrall

this game has the korche aka kirche's woodland critter 10/10 100% recommend great selection of customization as well

I follow the development of this game really closely, it's one of those rare games where devs but their soul into the work they do and post lots of updates and videos on their work. It's a fun game!

A very good 3d harvest moon like farming sim. the freedom of movement paired with the QOL items make this a fun game (with a decent knowledge cliff too). It's very early access at the moment, but a good deal on a sale. Either wait till it's finished years down the road, or get it and enjoy it for about 20 hours until the next update drops. I believe in you devs. Keep on.

Very fun farming game, The cooking system and nutrient system are really fun and honestly have me farming HELLA just to see how many times I can recycle a food in a new recipe or just how nutritionally dense I can make a food. The game seems overwhelming at first but is quite easy to understand if you give it an hour or two. Devs are very active on discord and easily reached there for any bug report or feed back on the game which they take very seriously with them implementing changes within a day or two. The scope of the game that it aims to be is extremely massive and hope they can reach their desired end goal but it's definitely going to take a lot of time and effort. At the moment there is no real end goal other than to make a sick farm and collect all the creatures and critters you can for the museum to display. I have high hopes for this game. It may say I only have maybe like 15-20 hours but I have over 300 hours of game time due to playing offline with no internet for months at a time.

So far, so good, I think. It's not going to be a "Stardew Valley in 3D", if that's what it looks like to you. The main draw to it, so far, is how deep the (very much indie) devs have made some of the systems in this game. Farming? You need to pay attention to soil composition and hydration, not to mention temperature fluxuations. Oh, and there's plant husbandry. Got to get those seed stats up, and all. Cooking? You can take any ingredient and cook it up in a myriad of combinations and methods, just like actual cooking. By "ingredients", I mean "simple ingredients AND anything you've already cooked". It's not only encouraged but almost necessary to cook one thing and then use it in a greater dish. Why? That's because you don't have a simple "hunger meter", but a measure of your nutrient level, and if you just make slop, you'll be satiated but not actually nourished. Building? You can make any structure basic-piece-by-basic-piece. Fishing? You may need to make your own bait, and be ready to fight the same fish repeated times in a row before you actually catch it. And everything has levels. EVERYTHING. Right now, the "actual game" is more or less limited to a …

I really want to understand this, but honestly I played it for half an hour and just didn't understand what to do. I'll try it again sometime and give it a bigger try, but the average person would NOT know wtf is happening in this game. With that said it is really fun to walk around in lol?