Grimshire

It is fun.

I love it. No, I'm obsessed. Cant wait for year two!!

I recommend this game if you want some coziness and a survival challange at the same time. The story is pretty interesting and draws you in whenever you reach a point of the story, although it leaves you for the 2-3 week gaps between events. I didn't really try out decorations much until the end of the game, since I was usually busy time managing or selling all decorations. So it felt like decorating was a afterthought for whenever you had no stamina and some time to kill. Really looking forward to the full release to see the game in it's full potential.

I want to preface this that game still in early access while making a review, The game is amazing, it follows one major concept and that is what happen when Stardew valley's village depended on you. Instead of creating another build as much money as you can farming as you can, you have to constantly over come hurtles, make quota each week to make sure people don't starve. It's not as cozy as many farming sim but that's it's charm.

Exteremely catchy premise, gameplay and atmosphere. Looking foward for the full release.-

I really like this game and I think buying it now is just as much of an investment as it is fun to play right then and there. The game is in a super early state and already really enjoyable and challenging. The main fault of this game is that it relies too much on things that almost feel copy paste from Stardew, (layout of the village... I cant think of anymore whoops but its just something you notice when you play). I love the fishing tho.

I reached the end of early access today, and this was one of the best experiences I've had with a new game. The story was interesting till the end and I'm already looking forward to what will happen next. I enjoed the graphics and music and I felt like the developers have paid a lot of attention to details. I honestly felt like I played through a finished game though it's still in early access, well worth the price. I chose unstable as the difficulty for the first play through and it felt challenging enough to keep me on my toes for most of the time while discovering new things and learning how everything works, the balance felt very good for first play though. I also started a game on the easiest difficulty just to relax and now that I reached the end I might try one of the harder difficulties too. The game feels like the perfect blend of cozy and grim, and with the difficulty setting everyone can choose themselves how much of each they want. I would love to see somekind of a multiplayer option for this in the far future if that ever becomes a possibility. Either way, will be recommending this to all my friends.