Elin

Or i am not playing this game right. but im only busy not starving. 90 procent of my game play is just trying to find food. Edit: I'm eating grass.

家园基建太好玩了 相比elona真是史诗级进步

This game is cool and expansive but I suck at it terribly. I think it has a much better on boarding process than elona but I still have to reference documentation to get anywhere at all. If you're on the fence I would play the demo and maybe look up a few starting out videos. It's very kind at first but you can easily run into a failure spiral if you don't have a good grasp of the basic mechanics by the time you need to start paying taxes. I would also consider not getting attached to your first character and instead use them to explore the mechanics and find what you're really interested in. At its core the game operates in a roguelike turnbased fashion in that when you move, other things happen around you, but a good amount of the content itself is static. If you've played a mystery dungeon game in particular you should be pretty at home with the basic mechanics, but it's far from as punishing as one unless you want it to be. The actual mechanics are a systems based life sim where you make a homestead and create a living, You can also go dungeon diving, which a lot of mechanics are tailored towards but you aren't required to do all the time or even particularly often. You can get a career, busk, scavenge, be homeless, craft, create resorts, all kinds of stuff. If you don't eat and maintain your stamina and health, you'll die, but in normal mode you can come back with some lost money and slightly lower stats. I've heard this consequence doesn't matter late game but can become part of the failure spiral if you aren't careful. The standout feature of this game is how unhinged it is. A lot of panties, you can use them as an instrument or throw them out onto the ground to increase tourism in your town. Characters all have their own levels and simulation so while busking is a little dangerous around normal people if they decide to throw things at you to shut you up, at the beginning of the game most guards will one tap you with a rock and most of them seem to hate music by default. You can play slots, gacha, steal furniture, explode children with nerve arrows and collect their souls as trading cards. You can also talk to animals, even without the perk to talk to animals, which I don't understand, but it's good to know when the chicken is interested in world affairs. Visually, the game looks like an rpgmaker game, but I think it's in service of the mechanics, a lot of simulation is going on all at once, and it's still got enough to it to be expressive and make customization worth it. However, the art is beautiful, as is the music. I love seeing new art for characters and incidental stuff. There is also promise of lore but I'm managing so much I don't care. I think if there is an element you don't like you can find a mod to augment the game, and the game looks friendly for modders generally so I can see it maintaining a community. I look forward to putting a few confusing hours every couple of days into this game for awhile.