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This game is adorable and has a fantastic soundtrack. I typically play games with sound on, but I HIGHLY recommend having the volume on while playing.

Easy recommendation!

It's a cute, relaxing, idle game that takes about 4 hours to complete if you take your time. You can almost definitely complete it in less time if you wanted.

It is a little buggy and my save file was immediately broken when I opened the game for the first time. I had to delete it and reopen the game in order for it to work properly. While annoying, I didn't experience any other issues and my overall experience of the game was good and I would definitely recommend it if you can get it on sale.

While repetitive, this game is really relaxing and I do enjoy it, though it does have some current issues worth mentioning:

- Framerate can be stuttery, likely due to the amount of particles.
- NPCs can not be walked through, so sometimes you have to fight your way through.
- You can not use plantbeds when an employee is using them. This seems fine, but they tend to usually one more than any other, meaning you may never be able to access that one.
- You can place blueprint items out of bounds. You will need to restart the game and try again to fix it.
- Pause menu does not pause the game.

I'm excited to see where this game goes as it is still in early access. There is obviously a lot that can be improved on, but as of right now, updates are still being given and the devs seem on top of things.

Very buggy and each in-game day you need to complete a puzzle. Some of these puzzles, and this varies depending on if you are good at them, but they can take a long time. I don't want to sit bashing my head off of the wall every 10 minutes from anywhere from 2 minutes, to 20.

I had a consistent bug with quests where once I handed it in, the game did not recognize that I had spoken to that person, keeping the quest open until I speak to them a second time.

Sometimes when grabbing trash from the ocean some trash pieces can't be grabbed.

Also, the biggest thing I had an issue with.. where is the tutorial? I felt super lost.

I usually would play this completion, and maybe one day I will, but this one just hurts my brain. Would not recommend in it's current state.

Loddlenaut is a fun game about restoring the environments, discovering new creatures, and relaxing throughout it all.

At the beginning, I found myself worried about how I was going to get far enough to clean before running out of oxygen, but that quickly became much less of a problem without upgrades, and with the ability to place extra oxygen devices, it's really not much of an issue at all. If you do run out, you'll drop some items and they'll be waiting for you when you come back.

Crops regrow and biomes will continue to build up grime over time, just like in real life. There is no permanent solution, and that is okay. Upon cleaning a biome to 100% you unlock a permanent fast-travel spaceship (and storage) at that location. This is an excellent feature and I used the storage many times through adventures.

Your Loddle's will breed, grow, and evolve independently, or with your help. You can feed them special foods to have them change into specific breeds, which you may need to do for the achievement. A full guide is available here, and it was a huge help for me.

All in all, this game is well-worth the purchase and I highly recommend it. I hit 100% completion in 7 hours and I would definitely play again if there were an update.

I was once a lovely turnip. I was a happy turnip, and I grew up well with love from my parents and my older sibling. I found a lover at 16, and with the magic of a good-looking hat, I was gifted with 15 children.

I lived to see 113, with the help of some magic mushrooms. I saw my seedlings age, and I met many new friends.

8 of my seedlings, and my devoted lover waited for me in the afterlife. My parents were so proud of the life I had created.

I died a happy turnip. I am now a sad human.

Greatly enjoyable, but it is a little more idle than I had originally thought. You can unlock staff quite early and there is no cost to hire or maintain them.

Once you complete the statue, you unlock enough cat slots to have one of each (23 total) at once, new employees, and a total of 11 staff slots. Once I reached this part of the game they were very appreciated.

I didn't start adopting cats out for a long while, and I had already made significant progress when I did. Making sure your cats have 16-20 of the stat the adopter wants will get you the achievements wanting that.

I loved unlocking each new lure and adopting the new cats, decorating was fun, the skill tree was enjoyable to complete.

New locations would be neat, as more space to decorate would be very helpful as I kind of felt like for certain items (food bowls and beds) I just had to place them everywhere, even if it didn't look the best.

It's a fun game, can be completed in about 16 hours. I do recommend it, though it's probably not very replayable.

Very relaxing, cute game, but can be quite buggy.

I'm stuck on the Africa level, 7 hours in, and there's dirt under the van preventing me from moving on. It can't be removed via my available resources. I may redo the level a few more times to save up coins for an upgrade that *might* fix it, but each redo takes about an hour and there's no guarantee it will work.

Throughout the 7 hours so far, my game also crashed once, sending me back several minutes. Not too bad, but shouldn't have happened at all.

Many active bugs that the dev has known about and hasn't fixed in over a year according to the discussion page.. I'd like to be able to say more positive things, but I can't. It's a very hesitant yes, I recommend it, but save often and expect to be playing many hours doing the same thing over and over again when things break.

If you can get it on a sale 60% off or better, go for it. Otherwise, I'd avoid it. If a major bug fix comes through I'll update the review.

This is a beautiful and relaxing game that I enjoyed very much. It has two fishing modes that can be changed whenever, (relaxing + a more complex mode that seems the same as Stardew Valley's)

Characters are cute and fun and the quests all seemed quite easy to complete, which I don't mind at all. Some required a bit of AFK (waiting for the twigs) but otherwise there's minimal waiting required. New islands will be unlocked and automation for collecting items in the water and from trees are both possible. The riches can be yours.

While it did technically take me many hours to complete this game, it can be done in probably 3. I left it paused while I went to work.

Two achievements can be missed during the play-through. Make sure to fall off the edge of an island 3 times before unlocking balloons, you won't die or lose items, and before finishing the bridge, use the balloons to walk onto the cave.

While it would be interesting to have more content here, some games are best left short and sweet, and I think this may be one of those. Too much can be *too much*, this feels just right.

The concept is pretty simple; flip coins, make money, buy upgrades. Though while simple, it is both enjoyable and satisfying.

Once you get all of the inflation upgrades, you are ready to take on the challenges. I didn't find any of them actually hard, but of course some are more time consuming than others. Even with that being said, I completed all of them in the same day, in less than 3 hours, and I had a great time with them and the whole game itself.

If you are looking for a relatively simple idle/clicker game, this is one to pick up for sure.