Home By The River

I am really enjoying this game. It's a very chill game and I enjoy building my home. Granted, I haven't come face to face with any enemies yet, but the first 7 days are pretty great. I do have a few suggestions for improvements, but they aren't deal breakers by any means. - Settings for the size of the operating panels would be great. the one that tells us our stats is way too big and while it fades when not using it, if your mouse moves over it unless its pinned back, it pops back up. I would prefer a smaller, static box in the upper right corner. - Hover descriptions would be amazing. When i'm in the shop, I have to unpin the status panel to see the chat where all the descriptions are scrolling. and also on that note if you move your mouse too fast, the description scrolls down so you can't see it for long. - I hate the chat box. LOATHE it. I place solo and that box is just big and in the way. other than descriptions scrolling in it, I would love for an option to get rid of it. - player sleeping. in chat box, it just keeps saying player is sleeping over and over while the player is in bed. I don't think even saying it once is necessary. when the player is laying in bed, its pretty obvious the player is sleeping. As I said, all minor suggestions. All in all, I really love this game. I'm sure since its so new, that there will be polish added and will make the player experience even better.

A cozy feel-good game to play through the weekend. I thoroughly enjoyed transforming the landscape and building a sci-fi modern home. The developer seems quite active on the forums so if you have any issues it should be sorted quickly. :) (If you want a more challenging experience, don't open the gifts that you're given while playing!)

Oh, this game? This here is a surprisingly charming little project. It's a pretty cozy game: a bit of a mix of 2D farming sim and base builder, and it rolls with the concept pretty well. The art-style is a bit amateur, but it has a bright palette, and the simplicity of the graphics fits the nature of this game (and the sprite-work is still better than anything I've drawn recently, lol). Honestly, the environmental "hope-punk" theme was what sold me; being able to transform a withered, polluted land into a thriving green paradise? [i]And[/i] I can purge a corrupt megacorp at the same time? Sign me right up! My overall rating? 80/100. This is clearly someone's passion project, and I wanna see it succeed!

Review at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ew6GN_ZyOh4 This is a super fun game and I am eagerly wondering how far I can take this game. I love the concept of the game and the graphics I feel suit this type of game. I feel like the tutorial is a little too technical, but once you get past that the game will be super fun. The game is unique as there are not many games that involve saving the environment.

It's a nice game, that's not overpriced. If you are okay with it being roughly 5 hours long to finish, then I recommend it.

Genuinely cute game! I felt a little overwhelmed during the tutorial but luckily the grace period of learning before challenge comes is long enough that I was able to search through the menus and have a good handle on controls before any real challenge came along! Highly recommend!

This game has a nice concept but its way too short and easy for its price point. The game dev mini game is far too broken to be in the game, the income you get from it should be greatly reduced, it also doesn't shut off the key binds of the normal game so you can accidentally build or destroy tiles in the background which can be frustrating The grace period before the evil corporation attacks you is way too long and gives you enough time to outright beat the evil corporation before they even send in their first drones. There isn't enough information about the new tiles that you can unlock, for example not knowing much much energy per action a tile would give you since its not whatever is more expensive is better, a golden shower and a regular shower will give you the same energy even though the golden shower is much more expensive (its fine but at least have a little info icon to say that it would give the same). While i can understand why some people would post positive reviews of the game since it's made from a solo developer, the combination of the price and lack of content makes it a non recommended game for me. If it was priced around 4$ it would be worth buying.

ui is just weird, and I should have checked the video in full screen, graphics are very bad :-) I will try the game some other day. For an indie game with these graphics I do feel the price is too high

Graphics aren't good. UI is terrible.

It is an average game, I finished my first map in 4 hours. Seeing it's an independent developer I think it's good. The mechanics (though with its problems, see below) are interesting and the objectives guide the game pretty well. Music is beautiful. There are some problems, the mechanics don't level up with you, I had to keep doing the same trades even at the end of the game to get the money necessary to keep advancing. I would have hoped that there was some kind of automatisation for that. I'm never too focused on personalisation of graphics (color of clothes,etc.) so that part of game doesn't add anything for me.