Tuin

I gave it a chance (over 2 hours) but this one just didn't work for me. The main gameplay loop is pretty simple, but it requires wayyyy too much micromanaging to count as an idle game. However, it's also not complex enough to really keep my attention as a resource management game, so everything feels like a chore. It's not idle, not really a sim, just kinda doesn't work. If you want more details on the problems: -Upgrades are expensive and not explained at all so you'll keep using your money for stuff you think will be helpful but actually you need to buy 5 other upgrades to make any use of the one you just blew your whole bank on. I was hoping to start automating stuff with upgrades and get to that sweet idle game "number go up" zone, but it doesn't seem to exist in this game. -A lot of the items you can buy also just... don't do the thing they're supposed to? -- Fences stop weeds from spreading but not spawning INSIDE the fence, so you can still get screwed if you don't pay attention. Y'know, the way idle games are supposed to work? -- Automatic watering runs through your water storage almost instantly. If you're watering manually, excess watering returns the resource to you, …

Don't buy this, it's another low quality unfinished game from sokpop. a) Game crashes periodically b) Highly unpolished with no tutorial and needs lots of QoL improvements c) There is no purpose in the game, it's just a playground that gets boring quickly

Deleted and returned. this game is boring. Not idle.

Cool short incremental game. I really wish there was more content to it though. I've played it for 4 hours really actively but past a certain point, I started to feel like the game lacked some sort of automation because your farm just grows so much that it becomes a chore to tend to everything and at that point I stopped playing. I recommend the game if you're okay with short experiences, because for 2-3 hours the game is genuinely really good.

I usually really enjoy farming and base building games, so I had high hopes it was going to be simple as it looks. Unfortunately, it just isn't for me. The main issue is the absolute lack of any tutorial or in game guide. You are essentially dropped in with zero explanation of the mechanics, controls, or how progression works. I spent a good amount of time just trying to figure out the bare basics and just felt stuck. I don't mind a learning curve, but if a game requires me to look up external guides, wikis, or videos just to understand how to play it, that's a massive dealbreaker for me. A game should teach you its own rules.

doesnt work on mac