Extremely niche response here, but as a winemaker the whole process here is garbage. I know you don't play all games for its realism, but this is so far from that for me that it's unplayable and illogical. Sorry, but no

RNG is way too strong. Five years of my only vine tile sitting at 1 ripeness, and the only lever I have to throw is "trimming leaves". They need to listen to actual wine people in the comments and start over.

This is a laid back, calm experience of a game. Sit back, relax, brew some wine, and expand your vineyard. I recommend a sheet of paper to make a view notes as you go. And check out the movie "A Good Year" for some

Twenty hours in this game. Twenty hours of watching my careful plans get CRUSHED by an unfair random weather generator. I NEVER went past year three without going bankrupt. It is my contention that there has never been

Simplistic concepts, unforgiving RNG, pretty awful UI. It's just ... not fun. Pretty much abandoned both by players and the devs, so even the guides are minimal and outdated, so figuring out how to survive without going

This is a simple, cute little game. You get to manage and expand a vineyard, growing grapes and solving the puzzle of when to harvest, how to crush etc., to get optimal wine. It's low-stress and an enjoyable puzzle. My