Recent reviews by Saeb

Super grindy and boring, I don't get the appeal.

Out of mana the whole time

This is an underrated treasure of a game. Very cozy, lots to do, simple but deep. Good QOL.

I'm not linking my account to PSN

its pretty fun

Fun little game. Cool story. Satisfying enough progression to keep you going to the next tier. I'm pleased that the dev is releasing updates, maybe if we're lucky he'll keep adding stuff.

Kind of mastered the stardew-like formula. This is a masterpiece. I only wish that they finished all the voice lines. However, if its anything like Portia they will actually go back and finish all the incidental voice lines. This company has won my confidence. The story is engaging and downright ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ hilarious at times. The crafting is satisfying, and I only use hp and stam regen, and infinite inventory mods because of personal preference. They made a lot of strides in making this less tedious than portia. Items will craft from stored inventory, and the assembly station items will also pull right from inventory so you dont have to equip them like the last game. The NPC have distinct personalities as well. I think the game is beautiful and I look forward to what new stuff they will continue to add to it.

What can I say? It's a masterpiece. If the true aim of modern gaming is to create compelling experiences- to make the player feel- this would be the penultimate manifestation of that goal accomplished.

Ass. Just Remaster Burnout 3: Takedown. You're just leaving tons of money on the table by ignoring your best title.

The concept is great, it's just so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ tedious. Crafting is super tedious. You have to go out and mine every day or you feel like you missed out on the resources for that day. Clearing land is tedious, farming is tedious. Do you know what you have to do to get one patch of grass ready to plant a seed? Hit it with a scythe, then hit it with a shovel, then hit it with a hoe, go into your inventory, put seeds onto your hotbar, then stand next to the spot and hit F. Seriously, devs look into your # of clicks management. This was for ONE square, now imagine doing this for a whole field. These types of games are especially vulnerable to burnout. The more steps you make for everything exponentially adds to the tedium and eventual uninstalling. There should be little carrot-on-a-stick automation options that unlock earlier and more often to prevent this. You have to babysit your only source of income for 6 levels, while also trying to squeeze crafting and cooking in to just get the option to hire staff. All while we have the time crunch of the ticking clock. (Don't forget to drop everything you're doing to light the fire at 7pm or you'll lose half a level of reputation.) Also, why allow me to unlock bread with no clear instructions about where or how tf you get the food prep table? This game is so close to being one of my gems, but the clunkiness, especially at the beginning is crippling my attempts to load it back up and get into the new content.