Giant Horse Feeding

Very basic, feels like a weekend hobby project Pros - Interesting idea Cons - Immature execution - Wolves randomly spawning with no way to deal with it aside from manual intervention promotes you to baby sit the game - Skill tree is incredibly skewed. The skillups are incredibly expensive and once you unlock it usually there's several incredibly cheap ones you can unlock at the same time. This results in a lot of plateuing in the gameplay while you babysit wolf spawning - No variety in things to do, there's literally a small handful of repetive upgrades you do at 3 camps

I originally left some positive review because the core gameplay seemed fine at first, but I am changing this to a negative review. I reported several bugs a while ago in discussion and never got a single response from the developer. So I delete that and move them here on this review. It makes perfect sense now, considering the developer is currently on a challenge called Shipping 24 Games in 24 Months. Pumping out a new release every 30 days explains why this comes out feeling so unfinished and poorly made. Another issue is that this is tagged as an idler, which is misleading. You do get to buy foragers to collect resources for you, but you cannot leave the game unattended. If you step away to let it idle, wolves will come by and steal your foragers. It defeats the purpose of the genre. There are several bugs with character behavior and pathing that ruin the flow. One of the hunters gets permanently stuck in place, while two others will just wander off and get completely lost. Even if you restart the software, it does not resolve the issue, and they stay bugged when you reload your save. There is also a frustrating interaction with the wolves that feels broken. When a wolf steals a forager, you can literally see the forager right there in its mouth. But if you catch or sell that wolf, the forager is not returned to you, and you do not even get the equivalent resources back. It is just gone entirely. The UI and mechanics have some glaring flaws as well. There is an annoying overlap issue where if the wrecked ship happens to be positioned underneath the store outline, trying to make a purchase just opens the tech tree instead. On top of that, the laser targeting is totally erratic. The lasers will shoot all the way across the map to hit other resources, even when I intentionally place them far away to focus on their own target. Visually, there is a lack of polish. The cauldrons scale very inconsistently, with some looking way too thin and others way too tall. There are also noticeable rendering artifacts everywhere. You can see stray vertical lines on the left side of the purple and black farms, and on the right side of the white and purple meat monsters. It also happens on the downward pointing UI arrows when you hold an animal. Overall, it is just a buggy mess. When a creator is focused on rushing out a new game every single month instead of fixing the broken ones they already sold to people, it is hard to recommend supporting them.

Idle & Incremental Lovers recommends Giant Horse Feeding: [i] Another incremental hit by Jestercraft! A silly and creative idea, simple and enjoyable gameplay, great visuals and creature design, respect for the player's time, that's the recipe for success! <3 [/i] + I'm becoming a big fan of Jestercraft's short incremental games. They're all creative, cozy and have a pretty distinct personality. One thing Jestercraft is very good at, is designing cute and unique creatures (like the "horses" and the little helpers in this one). + Finally, a game about poop that isn't gross and/or a cashgrab. + Absurd, funny, deliciously silly and cute! + I like that you have automation, but also can "click to poop" and hunt sheep, wolves and domestic pigs. Idle and active gameplay are both enjoyable and rewarding. Good balance! - Last upgrade (which has the absolutely great name of "complete the game") is a bit long to obtain. While you don't really have to idle during the rest of the game, this last one feels like an unnecessary wait. - The save feature doesn't work for me. Each time I load a save, I have a flashing loading screen with an awful sound. But it looks like I'm the only one to encounter this problem, so you shouldn't be afraid of it. (As for me, I finished the game in one sitting after 3 failed saves.) *What’s a horse’s primary concern when voting? A stable economy.* Found this review helpful? Give it a thumb up and follow my curator page for more Idle & Incremental games recommendations : [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/46077092-Idle-Incremental-Lovers/]Idle & Incremental Lovers Curator page[/url]

Addictive droppings clicker with moisty sound effects

What a weird thing to get addicted to, but here we are.

Fun Poop collect simulator!

About 1.5 hours to get 100%

hauska ja simppeli peli. kiva kuluttaa aikaa kaikessa rauhassa

Koukuttava ja hauska peli! Saa pelattua läpi parissa tunnissa, itsellä meni kolme.. Hyvä että ei ole liian helppo, mutta kuitenkin läpäisy saavutettavissa kun vain jaksaa aikaa käyttää :) . Zoomaus pelikentällä on hyvä ja tärkeä ominaisuus. Ruoki hevosia, ne kasvavat toosi isoiksi (välillä tuntuu että pian ne räjähtää...). Kerää kakkaa, taistele sutta vastaan, kehitä baseja . Oikein kivaa ja simppeliä ajanvietettä . Äänimaailma taas kerran just hyvä!

Fun little game, runs well though progression gets slow at the end with nothing else to focus on. could use some more content overall and there's a bug where if you upgrade something then get a colony they don't get some of the buffs. overall it's worth the money and it's a decent game