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There is nothing to it. You can reset your farm right off the bat for gold, and immediately do it again, and again, and again... until you beat the game. You don't even have to place any tiles down, just spam the reset farm button.

After playing for a few years, I think it's finally time to review this game.

It's both idle and active, as there are events just about every week, and guilds that will typically need you to participate. In order to do well in this game, you do need a guild, and a very good one at that. Finishing events is not something you will be doing any time soon, but it's always going to be the goal. My two year old guild still is not able to finish events and we've got several great members.

This is a game where you will need to check in on your crafts, the current event, and do bounties every day, several times each day. It is also much better with the monthly subscription, especially during the Lost City of Gold event, where it is hell without it. I am mostly free to play, I only have a few workers. I speak from experience.

It's a long shot, but I plan to eventually 100% this game and get my guild into the end-game where we can finish events in just a day or two.

It is highly addictive.

It seems like an awesome fast-paced cooking game that some people will have a lot of fun with, but personally it's not for me. I found myself pretty stressed out in only the first 2 maps, and kind of annoyed that one blue face customer means no gold medal.

If you like games like that, you'll love this.

It's a super cute game that reminds me a lot of Graveyard Keeper. I love that you can customize so many things and really make things your own.

There are a lot of bugs, though. It's to be expected because it is in early access, so I can't be upset. Just be aware. The game does crash, save often. Some quests are also bugged (one wanted me to turn on the fireplace because it was cold, it was not cold and when I put wood in I got a ton of rep loss!) My crash also occurred immediately once I gained level two.

I'm kind of on the line about recommending it to people in the state that it's currently in, but I lean towards giving it a try. I think it'll be an amazing game once it's completed.

I keep getting pulled back into this game, so there is something about it that I love. I'm not entirely sure what it is, either. Maybe it's because it doesn't track your wins/losses (I HATE games that do that), or maybe it's because I can use Futurama cards and it reminds me of when I was younger when my mom would let me stay up until 11 just to watch it.

Or maybe it's just because it's a good game. It's well-made and has constant events going on. You will get sucked into this one.

It is also important to note though, that this is a game that is catered towards those who give them money. You can still play for free it seems, but you may take much longer to achieve what a paid person could get in a day.

As a free to play person though, I still think it's worth playing.

The ultimate murder mystery game online, perfect for playing both solo with strangers, or with real life friends!

In this game, there is a killer, and it is up to you to figure out who it is. Or maybe YOU are the killer, talk about turning the tables!

It's a great game, though it's one of those games where it is what you make it. If you don't enjoy the mundane doing of tasks over and over again, maybe this isn't the one for you. But I like it, and I think many others will enjoy it too.

Very good game that is very fun both solo and multiplayer. Love the constant updates, and will definitely be seeing this game through to 100%!

There is a lot of content once you get past the first few days, which they've since made easier to survive after this most recent update. Pretty sure the zombies used to spawn after your first villager, but now it's about research, so you are able to build up a decent colony before starting the zombie nights.

It is worth getting for sure!

This game is one of the best that I have played thus far. It is similar to Stardew Valley, and Animal Crossing, but it is definitely it's own game with a unique twist on things.

Littlewood allows you to do things at your own pace. You should never feel stressed needing to get things done on time during seasons, and Littlewood understands that. Yes, there are certain things you can catch during seasons, but you can also generally get those items in other less painful ways as well, outside of that season.

You do not have a set time that you need to sleep. You can do this whenever you want, but once the game tells you that you're tired, and your energy bar is all used up, get to bed. If you do anything else past this, you will pass out and not get full energy the next day.

Fishing also isn't tedious at all. It's enjoyable and actually a good source of income later in the game.

The music is adorable, storylines and cutscenes are sweet, and the adventures you'll go on are relaxing and enjoyable.

I really like this game, and I think that this game is 100% worth trying.

Very fun game that lives up excellently to the original. Would highly recommend! I had a lot of fun with this, and it is absolutely a sequel worth playing.

The only issue I had was with Dodo Invaders. It was so laggy it made my game crash (despite having a very good PC) and I had to do it all over for the achievement. Not really a huge deal, though a bit inconvenient.

This game is a ton of fun. I didn't realize how much I enjoyed burning random items until I played this game, and I found it quite relaxing. I played through this game twice, (a second time to get a hug) and found it amazing each time. It's an experience I would recommend to anyone.

Beautiful graphics, wonderful sound and a sweet little story to go along with it. Only downside is that you need to buy the DLC to 100% the game, which is really stupid, and the entire reason I haven't.