Elin

Games good, a lot going on. Fun systems and mechanics, and well along for early access. Good mod support too Kinda sus though ngl

My life is going down the drain.

==Review in Progress== It seems to be a RPG + base building game. You can pick class/race and fight monsters. There are dungeons and towns you can visit. From the looks of it, there seems to be SO MANY weapons/armors/spells to choose from. Race & Class looks unique and plenty to choose from. NPC sells food and ingredients which seems to be cooking-related. There's a quest board to deliver items for NPCs or slay monsters for money. 40 hours in : I already spent 25 hours on Demo (which carries the progression over if you buy the whole game). So it's more like 65 hours in, yet barely even scratched surface. I've been dungeon-ing and trying to get my skills up and get better weapons. But I'm slowly learning that Food increase your Stats more than fighting (I could be wrong). So i started to sell all my loot to buy food. I spent approximately 20 hours developing/building my base. I think I explored maybe 5% of the game if not 2%. Will update more as I go. 46 hours in : I hired Cerberus as a Pet to help me fight. He burnt all my bags and items! I also hired a Werewolf slave, he's been disguising as a human in town and been attacking town NPCs! They fight really well, but i guess they come with down side as well Lol NPC won't do business with me now that I'm a criminal in town. 65 hours in : I'm not sure why My karma keeps dropping especially when I enter towns? Need to do more research. I found this haunted mansion while back, this little girl told me to find a treasure in the bottom of the dungeon, it was too hard at the time, but now I'm coming back to it. It's like Diablo 1, going down the dungeon and you don't know when it will end. I spent so much money on buying Food, need to find some ways to make food instead. You can Definitely level up your stats without having a single fight in this game, you can eat food to level up. I hear that some players choose to do musician and perform to get money + experience. 76 hours in : The beauty of this game is that the doesn't tell you everything about the game. You will just have to explore as you play; anywhere from fighting, farming, cooking, crafting, how food get rot if not in cooler, monster types, tourism, building towns, different types of magic and its levels, etc etc on and on and on. Also lots bizarre things that doesn't make sense in our world; the other day I cooked dachshund's egg; there are weapons made from raw food; statues can be made with meat; tent made our of paper that can be carried and hold LOTS of items.

挤牙膏

Clear Nefias to continue to fund your slave empire so that you can financially recover from a disappointing flower purchase. Plays a lot like Elona but the story is tied to developing your settlements this time, rather than settlements acting like optional storage / food / money making schemes like they used to. This can initially be off-putting as you get used to the down time required to upgrade / maintain your settlements but can be automated for massive profits as the game goes on. Moongates also work properly now! I highly recommend this game if you liked the original or house building second life simulator types of games.

序盤の税金工面が地味にストレスで次の徴税までに集めなきゃとハラハラしながらマップ移動してるのが辛い そのため新キャラ作ろうにもあの思いまたするのかぁ、資材無いのに拠点新しく作るのもだるいなぁと足踏みしてしまう あの序盤の大変さが多少どうにかなればなぁ、そこ越えられればいろんな事できて時間が溶けていくいいゲームです　ドット絵も懐かしさがあって落ち着く ただすくつに潜るころになるとだんだんやることのバリエーションがなくなり始めるからそこが飽きるタイミングなのかも

これだけでいい

I've been unable to peel myself away ever since first installing Elin. Highly addictive in the way that it feeds my desire to grind stats and dungeon crawl. The stuff in between that - building a base, spinning slots, farming, experimenting with crafting and just exploring the overworld - is plenty enough to keep my attention until it's time to start dungeon diving again. I was so occupied with all of this that I didn't even actually fight the first boss until about 40 hours in. It's a gem that's a little unpolished in some areas but it sure does shine bright.