Lucky Farm

So many thanks to the development team for responding to my review and fixing the fish issue!! They're extremely friendly folks and their response time honestly shocked me. I love the art style of this game and the wonderfully cute pixel art livestock.

Super cute game for chilling and relaxing. Of the minuses - the interface. There is no possibility to move tha map, because of which its difficult to place objects, especially on a difficult level!!!

The English localisation is not quite what you'd expect, but it's close enough that it doesn't impact this game's cute and cosy farm roguelike vibe. Determine --> Accept "Call well water" toggle in the settings and the well water toggle in the fishing minigame ---> whether or not you want to automatically apply the energy/stamina/HP boost from the wells automatically.

The game’s charm is undeniable. With soft, pastel pixel graphics and a soothing background score, it radiates a relaxing and wholesome vibe. Unlike some other farming roguelikes *cough*, this game begins with a proper tutorial, ensuring you understand the mechanics from the start. The gameplay loop is simple and compact. There aren’t many tools or building options, which makes the game easy to jump into but also means it’s more of a short, contained experience. I thoroughly enjoyed it for about half an hour, but I don’t see myself revisiting it frequently after that. To its credit, Lucky Farm feels complete and intended to be just the way it is. There’s no sense that it’s unfinished or in desperate need of updates. I didn’t encounter any bugs or design issues that detracted from the experience. It just happens to be a smaller game, which is fine, it delivers what it sets out to do and isn’t pretending to be more than it is. While it may lack depth compared to larger roguelikes, Lucky Farm is a delightful little experience for anyone who enjoys a quick, relaxing romp through a colourful, pixelated farm. 👍 If you're looking for a cosy, charming farming roguelike to enjoy…

"Lucky Farm" is unexpectedly addictive. I find myself putting hours at a time into the game when I initially expected, at best, a fun little time waster. The graphics are simple and cute, the music is inoffensive, and it's easy to get caught up in the loop of planting, acquiring sufficient funds to pay your rent, and expanding your island farm piece by piece. For what I paid, I already feel as though I've gotten my money's worth.