No Place Like Home

The game has it's charm, but the ending is meh and the game ultimately feels unfinished (there's a farm animal whose produce does literally nothing as an example). Had I dropped the game before actually beating it, I would've recommended it...but having experienced how unpolished/unfinished the game feels afterwards, you're better off playing another game.

**TLDR; Fun but quickly repetitive, not worth full price** The game is really fun in the beginning. I started with the option to make everything for free because I wanted to play at my own pace and stay stress-free. But after playing for a while it became very repetitive. The world feels empty and honestly there’s so much potential here but it’s clear the game has been abandoned. The farming mechanics are clunky and frustrating. Crop placement is awkward, especially when playing with a controller. Storage is another headache, chests hold so little that you’re constantly crafting more only for them to fill up almost instantly, organizing them became a NIGHTMARE. As much as I wanted to give this a positive review, it really needs a lot of polishing and updates to be a game worth $20. If you’re still curious about the game, I’d recommend waiting for a sale, otherwise it’s hard to justify the price. Also, on a personal note, it gave me intense migraines and motion sickness,...

I just couldn't get into it. There's a lot of potential in it, but it's too unpolished for me to enjoy playing..

It's okay. The world is too small. It needs more adventures and characters.

I beat the game at 45 hrs. That was enough of that. It was fine, but the story was majoring lacking. There were many typos and grammar errors that would break immersion for me. The animals are the cutest part. Putting hats on them made me smile every time. Cute, but repetitive. 3/5.

Very clunky game mechanics, start of the game trying to teach you how to play feels super forced and just bizarre, not an enjoyable play. I made it 6 minutes in before stopping as I had already got fed up of how awkward the system was. Not entirely sure what the story was meant to be either. Not worth it.

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Very cozy game besides the fighting, and a good story is a little buggy in the late game when you fill up the farm, or if the character you play as, when running, runs into invisible walls and gets stuck. Also, invisible walls appear everywhere from the beginning to the late game. Besides that, it is fun, albeit a little tedious for obvious reasons.

I'm having fun with it. There are some quality of life things that would be nice, but I'm still having a great time

So, the question is, do I recommend this game? I answer a hesitant yes. I played this after Fresh Start Cleaning Simulator made by the same group. However, bear in mind a couple of the achievements are a pain in the rear and one right now is undoable without using a cheat to get an item. Overall I enjoyed the exploring and cleaning up the world. While there is fairly frequent battling with funny spider 'bots and the like it wasn't generally too difficult (I do not do battle games for a reason) and a supply of food can help restore the damage. -Food is grown to process and use for exchanging for what you need--realistic enough but pretty soon it got to be a grind for me and since you don't need to eat much (I generally stick with the Super Chicken dishes) once you buy all the upgrades you no longer need to farm and that leaves a WHOLE lotta achievements undone if you're into that sort of thing. -I appreciate someone having a new idea on how to tend animals and although I enjoyed coll...