Go-Go Town!

Fun!

野獸濃度少一點的 動物森友會

A absolute disaster. The recent update completely wiped out my save file. Even though I only had about 6 hours of playtime, that is still my precious time down the drain. This is a horrible experience for any player. Giving it a thumbs down for now.

I love this game so far, BUT I wish I can rotate the map/ screen for my town 😢

very fun and relaxing game, perfect to play with friends :)

Fun game

Este jogo é excelente, o começo dele parece simples e bobo, mas aos poucos vai ficando mais complicado e desafiador, numa mistura de SimCity, My Sims, Factorio, Stardew Valley e outros jogos, equilibrando duma forma bem única um gameplay que funciona tanto para adultos quanto para crianças, ao mesmo tempo, com tela dividida. O multiplayer local é a melhor parte de Go-Go Town, com certeza um dos melhores jogos de PC para se jogar com amigos em casa.

Verrrry goodddd!!!

[h3] I want to start by saying that the game is good, but flawed in a lot of areas. This is one of the games where I wish I could put it as a "Mixed" review. Even if the rest of this review will come off as more negative than positive, I am leaving it as positive since I did enjoy my time with it. I just wish it had some more polish, especially for a 1.0 release. [/h3] The game is trying to take the gameplay of similar cozy games like Animal Crossing and Stardew Valley, and then mix it with more advanced resource management akin to city-sims or automation games like Factorio. They don't quite stick the landing with this and results in a jumbled gameplay-experience It feels like there were two game directors working on this game with two different views on what this game should be. Gameplay consists of gathering resources, crafting and combining them to be used in selling for money or building. After reaching certain goals along the game's journey your town ranks up which rewards you with new resources to gather/craft and new buildings to build. In the beginning you do all of this by yourself but quite early on you unlock services that automates this for you, and this unlock is kind of foreshadowing for what the game will become as you progress. You can transform your town to a well-oiled, automated machine quite fast which leaves you very little to do. My last quarter of the game was pretty much spent being AFK. Resources was never an issue and I would often open new stores before making sure I had the material needed since it only took maybe 2 minutes to get a good inventory that could last for the rest of the game. Late game introduces some expensive materials to craft that rinsed my stocked inventory but since I couldn't find a "stats screen" to see how much I produced vs how much I spent I just let everything be as it was and it turned out fine. You can recruit villagers to join your town after you've completed some minor task for them. You assign them to a house you need to have built for them and can later be employed at one of the many stores you will have. The villagers however have no presence, personality, needs or anything like that. After you've recruited them to your town they are just another blank face in the crowd. What saddens me the most about this is that the game offers some unique villagers that are not human, like a dinosaur, robot etc. But when you employ them their outfits change to their work attire which clearly aren't made for their models since they clip and fit awkwardly onto the model. When you are not engaging with the core-gameplay there are some side activities for you to do. You can explore, finding new areas to uncover, crates that gives you clothes or other cosmetic items, catch bugs or relics to showcase in the museum. All of this sounds great but is very lackluster and almost feels like an afterthought. I normally love being able to collect bugs, ores etc in games like this. But here it felt so shallow. The museum never gets brought up in game and I don't even think it servers the town in any way, just an excuse to achieve 100% collection. The other areas you find are... there I guess? I never interacted with them after I found them. I guess it's there for people that want to build in more areas but for me the main map was plenty, if not too a bit too much. I didn't really care for building/decorating my town too much either.You do get a lot of stuff to build and decorate with, same goes for cosmetics for your character, but it all just felt so slapped on since the unlocks had no weight to them. I think the 360° put me off a little bit as well, and the build menu is clunky at best, where I would get lost constantly through out my playthrough. It's worth mentioning that some decorations, like the Scrollin Sign for an example, looks like it's using AI-generated art. Could be wrong about that though. My most disliked part of the game was the soundtrack. I absolutely despise it and didn't think it fit the mood of the game at all. The game lets you change music tracks in the menus which helped a little bit but for me I'd rather just mute the music all together. The game obviously is not what I expected. I went in, looking for a cozy life-sim but instead was faced with an automation game where the life-sim gameplay takes a backseat. Even if you approach the game with the mindset of it being a core automation game, I think it would leave you disappointed as its too easy. Maybe it would be a good entry point for newcomers.

Siii!