Suncraft

i have found this game very enjoyable and fun, it's simple yet complex p.s i do have a little problem so i would appreciate the dev or dev's to add a delete button that delete's all current items on the ground, for i have a little problem, i left my left mouse button clicked on the gold ore and i came back to having at least 1000 or more gold ore spawned on the snowy peaks and it's now very laggy, such a feature would be very helpful thankyou

Nothing too crazy, but it does what it sets out to do pretty well. Enjoyable experience

I had a lot of fun with this one. 100%ed it in a little under 11 hours. The last 2 hours were finishing up the "earn money" and "cook meals" achievements. If you like games where you get a lot of quests/objectives to complete you'll like this. It's a simple but fun clicker/crafter with a little bit of story and some puzzles. Not gonna lie, I got pretty hooked and played the story in 2 sittings and then came back to finish the achievements the next morning. I do think some more hints would be helpful for things like the blessings. Maybe the menu that lists them could have a hint when you mouse over the ones you haven't unlocked. If you play the demo you'll have a good idea of what you're getting into and to me it was worth the price and an enjoyable experience.

I've already put around 7 hours into Suncraft, and it's been really easy to lose track of time while playing. If you enjoy cosy crafting and progression games, this is definitely worth checking out. The gameplay loop is relaxing and rewarding. Gathering resources, crafting, upgrading, and gradually rebuilding the village gives you a constant sense of progress without feeling overwhelming. It's one of those games where you keep saying "I'll just do one more thing", and suddenly another hour has gone by. The pixel art is charming, and the overall atmosphere makes it a great game to unwind with after a long day. Everything feels satisfying to unlock, and there's always another goal to work towards. One thing I'd personally love to see is a little more automation as the game progresses. Even if it's just being able to assign helpers to craft certain items or automate parts of the production chain, I think it would add another layer of progression without taking away from the cosy feel of the game. Overall, I've really enjoyed my time with Suncraft and would happily recommend it to anyone who enjoys cosy crafting, exploration, and progression-based games. It's a genuinely fun game, …

Excellent game, lots of fun. 15 hrs to get all acheivements.

A fun and simple game to get lost in. Can't wait to see what the developers make next!