試される大地 Challenging Land

fun for a little while. The game files look like it's using your computer to mine while you have it running. made with RPG maker so it's really easy to edit the game. Everything is in ASAR JS files.

試される大地 Challenging Land takes the familiar appeal of incremental progression and combines it with resource management, exploration, crafting, and light RPG elements. Rather than relying on elaborate combat or a heavily scripted adventure, the experience is built around gradually becoming capable of overcoming increasingly demanding challenges. Developed and published by POCOYA, it is a relatively modest production, but its interconnected progression systems give it more depth than its simple presentation initially suggests. The basic gameplay loop revolves around collecting resources and using them to improve the player's overall capabilities. Resource gathering can eventually become automated, reducing the need to manually repeat every basic task. The interesting part comes from improving the parameters that influence gathering speed and productivity. Progress therefore becomes an optimization problem. A resource that initially takes considerable time to accumulate can eventually become plentiful after the correct improvements are made, creating the satisfying sense of acceleration that makes incremental games appealing. Object placement expands this system further. Different fa…

試される大地 Challenging Land is a really unusual little game because it sits somewhere between an idle game, a resource management game and a simple JRPG. I am dropped into a strange world after being summoned by an unknown force, and my main goal is to survive the demands of the land while gradually becoming stronger. There is not a huge emphasis on traditional storytelling, so most of my attention goes towards gathering resources, improving my abilities and figuring out how all the different objects work together. The gathering system is probably my favourite part. I can find objects in the world and place them inside special rooms where they can produce or process resources. A lot of this can happen while I am away from the game, but I still have to think about where I place things and how efficiently I can collect what I need. I liked this because it gives the idle mechanics a little more involvement than simply waiting for a timer to finish. Crafting adds another useful layer to the resource management. As I progress, I unlock more objects that can be used for collecting, processing and combining materials. Some of these have their own special functions, so eventually I am not ju…

Not an interesting game.

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This game has its own style it is very grindy but i like it cause i can come back every few hours and advance further I dont like that it has 2 languages in the game makes it a bit confusing reading items and the notes which are implemented as a tutorial needs heavy reworking as the game is kinda confusing to figure out