硬币与仙人掌 (Coins & Wishpalm)

I want to like this game, but the big issue is the saved files not remaining when rebooting the game. Loss of progress every time I start up does not motivate me to play since I have to start over each time. And no I don’t force quit. I click the obvious save and exit button. Not recommended in its current state.

Developerrrr come back. This game has immense potential and I miss it already, but seeing nothing since April I am afraid ;o; ~~~ IM OBSESSED! I've really been having so much fun, all of the interlocking systems are so intriguing and addictive. But, It really takes some trial and error, and I understand what my fellow english speakers mean when they say the translation can be confusing, so I've compiled as best I can a list of what I don't understand: Don't Understand: 1. "lost property". Perhaps this will come up later and I havent gotten there yet, but the lost properties only say to get it to the right person? Is the text supposed to be a clue, and how do I know when I've found this person? Update: I have had someone ask me now for an item, but it isn't one I have. I have over 20 lost properties, not sure if I should be keeping all of them? 2. The rules of some of the pass time games. These could really use a second look. These games are different / not the same game as what they're called sometimes, and what button does what could be much clearer. 3. What some of the quest goals are. It seems to a degree this is intended since there's the tool tip "the employers dont always…

An utterly addicting intricate and quirky web of trading, fighting, grinding, and gambling systems where the house doesn't always win but does make sure to give you a hell of a time slowly treading through the sticky tar and molasses pit of progression. There are many ways to progress throughout the game and the game makes it a point to tell you this. All the systems sort of tie into each other and it's up to you to figure out how to earn EXP and the two forms of currency as efficiently as possible, as well as finding ways to convert them into each other, keep yourself alive, and generally thrive. You can play the game entirely within the confines of the first city you find and just avail of the services and ways of gambling, trading, quests, parcel delivery, etc or you can go out on adventures where you can fight monsters, watch them fight each other (which actually gives you EXP), explore dungeons, and collect resources all while fighting the darkness of the night and the hoard of ghosts that comes with it. There are many ways to build your character, many ways to tackle the grind, and many ways to break the game. The only issue with this game is that despite the tremendous eff…

The cultivation type thing game. Never was a fan of such genre, yet I find it straightforward when it comes to progression. Guide quest line lets you pick up the game quite well. The very first package you get in the inventory is the one that has a coin in it, open it. I dropped mine long time ago before knowing that D: Also, for the well quest click on the pouch near your currency in the inventory to take out currency and then use physical soulstones on the well

I refunded the game. Without a proper official translation the game is too difficult to understand. There are many areas where there is no translation, for example names. I personally find it very difficult to distinguish things like bounties when the names consist of Chinese symbols. There is just too much friction personally in its current state. Once there is an official translation I would be happy to purchase the game once more and play it.

very good