Glimvale : My Mini Overworld

I would've given the game more of a chance... but honestly, it made me kinda angry. Now, you might ask... how does a cozy idle game make someone angry? One of the key parts of the game is decorating your town. The decorations have different variations. I placed down a bunch of fences, a few paths and a few target dummies to make a little archery range... I knew the NPC's wouldn't use it, it was just some creativity. Well, the game occasionally bugs up and changes what type of fence is placed. So my archery range went completely askew. It then asks you to place combinations of decorations. I did a few different combinations, they didn't work. I wasn't sure what was wrong, were they not close enough to each other? Were they the wrong variations. The game gives you zero feedback on any of this. It tells you nothing. So this also annoyed me. Then there's the achievements. They're not cozy or idle, many of them are extremely rare, taking a lot of work to get. I usually like to get these silly little games for an easy 100% game and a few hours spent calmly poking at it and enjoying the affect on my brain. Well, not today. Especially with how glitchy this game is. Quite frankly. A gam…

Great little incremental game with a satisfying and addicting progression! It looks super charming, the visuals kinda remind me of my young Dofus days!

More please!

Fun little idler! The -30 Satisfaction achievement seems impossible though :(

Glimvale : My Mini Overworld takes the familiar fantasy village concept and reshapes it into a relaxed combination of city building, idle progression, light management, and creative decoration. Developed and published by Milkshake Games, the game puts you in the position of a game master overseeing a miniature MMO-like settlement rather than playing as one of its adventurers. It is an appealing reversal of the traditional RPG structure, since the focus is on creating the town where heroes live, prepare, socialize, earn resources, and develop between their adventures. The core experience revolves around gradually turning a modest settlement into an increasingly lively fantasy community. Paladins, Mages, Thieves, and other adventurers populate the village, giving the environment a sense of activity beyond simply placing structures on a map. Players can recruit craftsmen, establish entertainment facilities, construct small dungeons, and provide opportunities for adventurers to gain experience and gold. The inhabitants therefore serve as more than visual decoration because much of the progression is built around making the settlement useful and enjoyable for them. What separates the …

Loved this game! Super cute and simple! Was fun to 100%