Loddlenaut

such a shame that loddles are an invasive species and terrible for the environment, i would've taken one back to earth too.

twas a very cute game and i enjoyed how relaxing it was. The diifrent loodle evelutions very so adorable and i wish i had one as a plushie! the achements were fun to do as well!

很棒的游戏 玩起来很治愈 值得推荐

Its like slime rancher but without the pain and suffering

It's a cute and chill cleaning game with the added bonus of managing to look nice without high-end graphics...meaning it won't completely eat your battery if you play it on the Steam Deck. Pros: -Good graphics for a 3D indie game -Runs perfectly fine on the Steam Deck (and doesn't eat up the battery) -Cute "loddle" creatures you can interact with -Zen music -It's all underwater, which is unique -Recycle trash in order to turn it into bits and bobs which you need to upgrade things -The cleaning mechanics are easy, fun, and relaxing to use (and it feels good to restore the areas) -Various loddles to discover -- Cons: -The loddles are the weakest part of the game, and I wouldn't even call it creature raising: The only thing you can do with them is feed them, pet them, and toss out a toy for them to play on their own with until they get bored after bumping it two or three times. Trying to get all the loddle variations is frustrating. I managed to find 9 out of the 13 variations without a guide by just experimenting, but even with a guide I still couldn't get the ones I was missing because many of the loddles have the exact same diet; so oftentimes you'll be trying to get one loddle and wind up with a different one. The fact that you can wind up with that sort of result, even after following a guide, makes it a questionable mechanic. It it RNG dependent? Does it have something to do with their features as a baby? Their style? It's never really explained much in game, and none of the guides even mention those things. The loddles are almost always hungry, so it feels like all you do is toss food to them. It's best not to have more than two or three at your home base despite the fact that it can go up to 20, otherwise they'll follow you to another loddle and eat the food meant for that one. For some reason, they never seem to eat what you plant in the base. -You can only plant three things at the base. It's not enough to use as a harvest method, and the loddles tend to ignore it (I've only seen a loddle eat something there once...and for some reason, its hunger went UP instead of down). -Movement speed is a bit slow. It's not like walking through molassas but, and especially before you 100% clean a biome and unlock fast travel, it can be a pain going all the way back from wherever you are to either the nearest fast travel spot (a cleaned biome) or to your home...especially with a goopy loddle in tow because that loddle has a chance of spreading the goop to whatever flora, or object, you go near. -There are only four biomes (plus a hidden one) despite the way the map is divided up. -The motor of the jetpack can get a bit annoying after a while -Some biomes don't seem to have the ability to prevent pollution from coming back, meaning you have to periodically go back to clean them (and the loddles living there). There is a method, which the game introduces at I believe the second biome, of giving them a higher chance of preventing pollution from appearing again, but the last ones don't seem to have enough spots to get that number to 100. -- Overall, it's a good, fun, yet short game. The little narrative there is manages to be engaging, the tools are fun, and the loddles are cute. I got this during a Steam summer sale in a bundle, and I feel like the $7 or so I paid for it was worth it. I do not, however, recommend getting this game at full price. $20, for what the game offers, is way too steep.

awesomesauce game with badass and sick gameplay with millions of graphics that take over your computer hacker style and make you enjoy the game epicness