At $15 I didn't even get an hour of playtime per $2 I spent. The entire game was playable in 2 sessions that didn't even take me 7 hours total. There isn't enough content in it for self expression to drag the time out.

It's good, but it's a little shorter than I expected. What you're getting is very similar to Forager, but in a first person perspective and with a few of its own fun little mechanics. You gather materials and unlock new

There are aspects of this game that are good. But looking back at the time I spent on it, I cannot say I'm glad I spent time on this instead of something else. If you have nothing else to do, it's acceptable, but it

I see many people describe this game as "relaxing". I'd say it's more accurate to call it braindead: Just point at things, click repeatedly, and mindlessly click on Upgrade and Crafting buttons to make things slightly

Finished the game in ~15hrs. Had fun with it for a fraction of that. Rest of my gameplay time is testing to see how long the it takes to get the last achievement. The price tag is too much for what the game is in my

I wasn't sold on the visuals at first, but I am so glad I gave it a chance. Beneath the surface lies an incredibly deep and satisfying game. The resource gathering, crafting, and automation loops are highly addictive,