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For what it is it's okay. But otherwise it's bad.

I ran this with a low tier processor and integrated graphics and it ran with quite a bit of stuttering. I allocated half my ram (8gb) and with my RTX 3070 it legitimately made no difference. Game is outdated. And not worth playing. Best off just buying terraria.

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The game isn't half bad, wish it was longer but you know I bought it for them succulent anime tiddies and unfortunately the image quality sucks even on the highest settings.

Is it worth the price? Gameplay yes. Hentai no.

Do you see yourself chat?

Wasn't a social experiment. c;

Great VN. Follow my guide if you wanna have the full experience.

Voted for this game in the 2020 Steam awards under the labour of love category, It genuinely deserves it.

Great game!

Plz buy.

I really wanted to be able to give this game a good review, but there's so much wrong with it. I like the game in that it's grindy and slow-ish paced but there's no fun.

The first bug that I encountered was sometimes I would clip into rocks/structures.

The next bug that I encountered was when Mun takes you to the other planets, more often than not she clips through the floor.

Then sometimes travelling to the other planet the timer for Mun's visit would still count down and at the end of the timer she would disappear, ultimately leaving you stranded, causing a soft-lock.

Sometimes monsters would spawn on Deiland, and they would literally walk off into the sky, unreachable. Ultimately causing yet another soft-lock.

If i cook a lot of the same item and then start cooking another item it uses the same ingredients from the first recipe.

In the final boss fight, one of the spiders spawned on the other side of the final door in the spaceship and the door cant be opened until you defeat the spider, so again, another soft lock.

Locke was on my planet, and Mun visited. She invited Locke to work for her. After that I went to talk to Locke and dialogue for the Nymph came up asking if I could make him Nymph scent, and the nymph wasn't even on my planet.

If you fish and meteors start falling, the planet continues to rotate after the meteors have fallen, meaning you can't see where to put the bob in order to catch a fish because the planet keeps rotating away from the pond. Making it really annoying and difficult.

There's no flag set for all of the quests to be completed before the final boss fight so I ended up defeating the final boss about halfway though the game. I still have a couple quests left at this point because i'm nearly finished now.

After Yuki quest line is finished you never see her again, which sucks. Granted you get to keep Bom, but he does nothing.

The chickens... ALWAYS follow you around and CONSTANTLY get in your way.

There's several places on all of the planets that look like you can walk on them but you actually can't because there's invisible walls placed literally everywhere. Everywhere is linear, except for your own planet.

The quests are so jumbled up that a lot of the time the dialogue doesn't make any sense. I also found myself passing quests really quickly because I had already bought or crafted the items needed for the quests due to the fact I upgraded my farms, grew a tonne of melons and sold them all to the chef, I had 5 times as much money as I needed for everything in the game after grinding melons for 45mins. A lot of the items you can craft are literally only used once throughout the game.

So much could have been done with this game and it's a real shame that it ended up the way it is. I will continue to play the game until I have unlocked all of the achievements, but after that I highly doubt i'll play it again.

I got the game for free, and no I wouldn't buy it. I'd maybe buy it if it was half the asking price.

It was different to the other Artifex Mundi games that I own, and I own pretty much all of them. I'll give it a thumbs up because it was actually really challenging, and the art + soundtrack were fantastic, probably the best I've seen from Artifex Mundi. The story was alright but the ending was pretty flat. A lot more could have been done with the new "style" of play. The chapter select feature was pretty useful too because I missed a couple of achievements on my first playthrough. The game is pretty short in comparison to other games from Artifex Mundi, but I like that. I also really like that there's no hint or skip buttons.

8/10 It's a good game, and I would recommend that you pick it up, especially if you enjoy a good challenge.

Right now I don't have the time to continue playing, but as soon as I have the time this is the game I'm going to play. The gameplay is really nice. I can't say much about story as I'm not far enough into the game to give a definitive review on it. But, for the price, I can already tell you that it's worth it. Soundtrack is legitimately one of the coolest I've heard. I suggest picking this game up if you enjoy JRPG. I will update my review once i've finished the game bur for now, i'd advise you to read the rest of the reviews to get an idea of the type of game it is.

My only downside so far is that you can't remap the keys. You need to use the arrow keys and can't use WASD without external software. That doesn't bother me so much but it's something I would have liked.

I got the game to literally swan-dive from the roof of the mansion and lock Winston in the freezer.

Pros:

1. Swan-diving head first into the floor from a great height is hilarious. Best ragdoll 10/10

2. The bone break sound effect sounds like someone chomping on a raw cabbage.

3. Winston's rightful place is in the freezer. I'm glad we have the option to abandon him there.

Cons:

1. You don't own the game and you're not performing these fantastic feats yourself.

2. For every person who doesn't buy the game there is +1 Winston roaming freely, away from his natural habitat - the freezer.