faeryhare 最近的评测

As I grew up with this game when it was a downloadable .exe from their website, you bet your bottom dollar I bought this for the nostalgia factor. All I can say is, wow. The game has transformed from the 2000s into something incredible, with updated graphics and real-time + realistic Yellowstone wildlife movements. Still haven't been able to successfully hunt elk yet, the controls do get a little janky when trying to lock on and I lose track easily, plus it feels like no matter how many times I bite I don't see a health depletion. Getting there, gonna sink more hours in and try and complete the first quest :)

If you're a fan of the original, you'll fall in love, just be warned it's exponentially harder than what I remember. If you've never played the original, you may actually be more up to speed with the 'new-old game'. Either way, money well worth spent, and this is bringing back many happy childhood nostalgic memories

The rave cat came. The rave cat saw. And the rave cat conquered my desktop.

I've sunk enough hours into this to say I've gained a full understanding of everything that exists... I say that, awaiting with baited breath the upcoming December update!

SR 2 has managed to strike a balance between including old familiar content - slimes, mechanics, customisation of the 'ranch', the Refinery... With new things not featured in the previous. At this current moment before the Labyrinth update, I'd say it's like a SR 1.5; so if you've been a fan of the first, you'll ease into this seamlessly. If you've never played the first, you don't *need* to other than to understand the magic of the original. This is simply bigger, slimier, more finessed with the small details, and graphics intense. I am in LOVE with the weather system, it's far more realistic than the first. Not to mention getting the Dervishes was a CHALLENGE. Frustrating as gilded ginger, yet wonderful elation once I got my spinny boys.

Nominated you guys for the Labour of Love award, and even if you don't win, just know how much I adore this game + the dedication of the Devs to make it better than ever :)

Incredibly fun, was for free, and is an ADORABLE Pomeranian out to destroy an entire brand-new house. Short game, I easily accomplished everything in a few hours. Just be mindful sometimes the camera can be a liiiittlleeee janky (nothing that bad). Would be nice if the badge achievement progressions were also Steam achievements! :)

Safe to say I love slime. I made slime as a kid. I watch slime ASMR. I bought a damn tub of slime recently to poke it. Now you're telling me I get to raise them like sentient pets and they SQUEAK at me?! F this game, it's going to destroy my life, and I will let it. I don't own the slimes, THEY OWN ME.

Short, sweet, to the point, and a bittersweet-but-loving narrative you discover through almost no words at all. The clues of where you place certain items are the story and things unfold with every chapter. Makes my KonMari brain go tingle tingle because everyone organises differently and there's a LOT of freedom to customise (within the scope of 'certain items must go here based on logic/storyline').

An absolutely captivating little fever dream of cuteness, funny scenes, and quirky little characters. Definitely full of missable achievements and creature cards, so Completionists beware your save file is only your current location... Either nail it on the first run, or create chapter save files as you go along.
If you're going for all the achievements and cards, there's a lot more hours of gameplay than if you were to simply just follow along with the storyline. Definitely has replayability if you didn't find everything or solve every puzzle, because each scene has its own quirks.

Absolutely loved it... To the point I completed every single achievement and racked up QUITE the hours LOL there is a hidden strategy here and I'll give my tip for everyone wanting to play - you have to have "advertising to one kind of customer only" days to rack up the resources. So have a Witch Only day if you're running low on Food, do this for a 'few' days, then you can do a Punk Only day if you wanna expand your cafe. Pay attention to each customer's enjoyment stats; put enough in your cafe to reach stats and then don't bother adding any more. "Boosters" like your staff stats (+4 for Magic Aura or whatever) help crank that up.
I finished the storyline, got more staff, levelled my staff/cats up, bought furnishings, basically the highest end-of-day Tier is S Tier. It takes TIME and EFFORT to get this but if you're a Completionist, it's well worth the reward.

But buyer's beware, it's not as much "cat" as it is "cafe". The cats are part of the background to feed, adopt and clean up after, but you're definitely doing more hospitality and resource management. Still overall a fantastic game if you like a Stardew-style game... And I'm not normally to play those types, I mostly avoid them! This, however, did manage to get me clicking because I wanted so badly to best it haha

I had originally bought the trial as a mobile game, and fell so in love with it that I had to purchase the full Steam version. This was one of my introductions back into the world of PC gaming, and safe to say, I loved it. The art and story was my kind of thing, and the ending (whilst a bit nihilistic) was highly poignant.

Something to note for potential purchasers, there are bugs. Crashes and errors. It's been AWHILE since I played this to the time of review, so I can't point out exactly where, but the last update was 2018. Therefore any bugs at the time of playing (2019? 2020???) were not fixed.

I very much appreciated the storybuilding, and I didn't mind the pacing with the clues along the way. I think you could see where it was going pretty early on, but that added to the fun 'detective' aspect to it. Completionists will be pleased to know there's not that many missable achievements, BUT because there's no ability to redo chapters, make sure you consult a walkthrough unless you enjoy replaying a game.

My only two faults were

- I felt the ending let itself down against the rest of the story. Not sure how exactly, but the arc just didn't hit right. There wasn't that much of a 'final boss' vibe even though the game lends itself to the idea you're getting a final boss.

- Devs have commented on this before and it's irreparable, but there is NO Cloud save. Be wary of this. I played this on my old PC which died, and a manual Steam backup did *not* save my game file. So I had to replay from the catacombs to first entering the mansion. Sigh. That wasn't fun lol