Forage Wizard

Automation starts way too late, in my opinion. The game also requires a lot of manual clicking, and by the time you unlock the automation tools, you already have a lot of structures built, meaning you have to rebuild quite a lot. It feels like the developer decided to add automation later in development, and the whole automation system doesn't feel well integrated into the game. If you don't mind the issues mentioned above, I think you can still have fun playing this game. However, I personally prefer other games in this genre.

It's very chill, satisfying and addicting. The music is awesome and also the graphic.

I'd rather go to work than keep playing this game---and I hate my job. The longer you play, the more annoying it gets. Most incremental games become more automated / less tedious as the game progresses. This one does the opposite where new ingredients add to your manual tasks instead of leading to simplification. I am almost tempted to finish it just to see how miserable it becomes by end game. It slowly goes from fun to torture. Also, a lot of the perks just suck and the skill tree is an absolute mess. 1/2 the time I wasn't even working on an upgrade because they were useless, took too many materials and frankly very little of the upgrades were fun or exciting. Example: lots of upgrades for shortening respawn time for resources. The annoying thing never was restocking time, it is the constantly needing to go and get items manually. Lots of upgrades modify things that were never the bottleneck. The skill tree was made by a hoarder who just dropped crap wherever they felt like it. It's probably the worst I've ever encountered. I am not trying to be mean but I just want to drive home to not buy this game. It has a pretty wrapper and a nice idea, but the execution, pacing and u…

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Tedious with unfun puzzles (choke-points) that could have had more clear progression. And the ending was super annoying and anti-climactic. Lots of grinding, no dopamine.

cozy vibes