
Deiland: Pocket Planet is a farming adventure where you will have to take care of your tiny planet. Farm, craft, fight and explore the universe of Deiland.
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Languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Russian
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Хороша гра з простим сюжетом і приємними персонажами. Не без мінусів, управління незвичне, в налаштуваннях не можна змінити клавіші. Загалом до цього можна звикнути, механіки не важкі і їх не так багато. Що дійсно доставляє дискомфорт це деякі баги у грі, особливо з шахтою (часто спавнишся за територію середини шахти і доводиться шукати точку яка закидає тебе нормально). Грала Summer in Mara, було приємно побачити тих же персонажів і відсилки. Пройшла повністю, маю всі досягнення. на рахунок сюжету може сказати лиш, що кінець занадто різкий і як такого "кінця" нема, він відкритий. (Можливо натяки будуть в наступній грі). Музика приємна, графіка теж, тож можу рекомендувати тим, хто любить спокій і ігри по типу ферми.
entretenido, aunque el que algunos recursos en ciertos momentos solo puedan obtenerse de monstruos alarga ligeramente la partida, hay que tener paciencia para que ciertos eventos ocurran y poder progresar
Честные 100/10 кайфа прошел сюжетку еще в пиратке но купя лицензию тут многое изменилось с того времени. Впрочем игра хорошая можно расслабиться, пофармить, погриндить, и тому многого. отличия пиратки 1. старый графон 2. отсутствует система времен года 3. сюжет заканчивается неожиданно. думаю с лицензией такого не будет) (рекомендую приобрести лицензию если вы играли с пиратки)
the animations of walking lag a lot (on 7800x3d and rtx 4080 super) while the frame rate is locked and stays at 60 fps
I've really enjoyed the ChiBig catalog, and this -- their first game -- is no exception. The Steam reviews were complaining about bugs, but I 100%ed it and encountered no issues. Deiland is a small farm sim in which you play as a young boy, Arco, alone on a small planet. You interact with the people who visit your planet -- for trade, mostly, but also for other reasons -- and learn both who you are and what your purpose in the universe is. The gameplay is simple but smooth and satisfying, and the music is lovely. It also includes combat and even a boss fight or two. There are a couple of sequences where you leave the planet, which surprised me -- it would have been easy to have the plots not require you to leave the planet or let someone else do the dirty work, but they seemed to have realized it would be more satisfying for the player to go do things themselves, and I appreciate the extra effort that went into making these single-use environments; it was a nice surprise. As in most of ChiBig's games, the solid character writing carries the simplistic gameplay, making it satisfying to complete quests so you can see the next stage of the plots. I also appreciate how evident it is after playing a few of their games how much thought they've put into the worldbuilding of the universe -- the different planets and cultures are unique and satisfyingly consistent across the games, making it nice to see characters you recognize -- it always feels like an Easter Egg, never self-aggrandizing. This isn't a game to convert anyone -- if you don't like the basic gameplay loop of farm sims, you won't enjoy it -- but for someone who has played many, many of these games, I always like when small games are able to boil the gameplay down to its essentials while keeping it satisfying. Too often the farm sim boom has meant games that superficially look and play as BokuMonolikes but lack satisfying gameplay loops or meaningful extrinsic motivation for the player. Deiland has both, and for me it was an above average entry into the genre.
This game is great! A nice SUPER COZY title. Minimal combat, minimal hunger needs, and all exploration and looting and crafting and base building. It's difficult to explain how beautiful the simplicity is, but if you understand 'cozy gaming' then you should absolutely give this one a shot. The only complaint I have is that it just abruptly ends. NPCs will simply tell you that it's the end of the content. Feels unfinished in that regard.
Cute and fun relaxing game.
Jogo fofissimo, vale a pena pra passar o tempo.
Extremadamente cozy.
This game is buggy. Issues including: clipping through environment after rotating planet, maps not loading properly. Otherwise would be a nice grindy before bed brain shutdown game. Unfortunate.
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