I think I'm in love with this game. This doesn't feel like your typical planting game; it doesn't feel like stardew valley at all to me. This game is perfect for you if you want
- something closer to the movement, freedom, and exploration of Breath of the Wild,
- but also want it to be a little more cozy/relaxed with simple yet fun combat and quests.
- and have interest in plant sims or growing plants in general.

Things I love:
- Going buckwild sowing seeds in the dessert, spreading your oasis is so much fun to me! Once you learn some of the seed mechanics, and how far you can start spreading dunegrass seeds, and you start creating new oases every where you can, the planting aspect of the game can really take off. I'm starting to organize my oasis's to plant certain types of plants at different locations to the point I'm letting planting hold me back from progressing the quests.
- I very much enjoy the music and the scenery. My oasis is captivatingly beautiful despite the game's some what simple graphics.
-The combat is engaging enough yet chill and simple enough to be the perfect sweet spot I'm frequently searching for. I really appreciate the behind the character camera style for this.
- The special items/gear you get for combat, movement, climbing, etc have been very fun and charming.

Some minor cons:
- The story is interesting, maybe not enthralling, but its a cozy came afterall.
- There's some occasional glitches or bugs but they've been few and far in between for me.
- Inventory can be a struggle with multiple types of the same seeds. But I think thats some what intentional. I think the strategy is that you plant everything and everything, cultivate the dessert, and then go get items from your various oases when you need them. And don't worry about looting every plant drop. Get frogs to help you with that, but really, just plant an abundance so you have what you need at all times. Helps to organize your planting.
- There could be bit more quality-of-life-changes-ish like better tool tipping on the memories and upgrades you get in the menus. I still don't know what some of them mean.


Thank you very much to the makers of the game! Its scratching a niche itch for me with the camera style + combat level + gardening + whimsy and freedom. Seriously falling hard in love with this one.

Yes.

Finally, there it is: A new Subnautica. New setting, different artstyle, different emotions while explorion. But the game loop and enjoyment match perfectly. Captivating start to finish. Sucked me right in for days.