Morels: The Hunt

好玩 很治愈 晕3d的不推荐 因为我平时不晕3d 但是这款会有一点点晕

[h1]A Tranquil Nature Escape with Just a Hint of Survival[/h1] [i]Morels: The Hunt[/i] is a beautiful and relaxing nature sim that invites you to explore the wilds of the United States across seven distinct locations. Whether you're foraging for mushrooms or photographing wildlife, it’s an ambient experience perfect for slowing down—especially when winter outside means silence and bare trees. [b]Core Activities:[/b] - [b]Mushroom hunting[/b] and [b]animal photography[/b] form the heart of the game. - Each snapshot or foraged fungus earns points you can spend on survival gear, creature comforts, and unlocking new areas. - At day’s end, return to your home base with a [i]store[/i], [i]trophy room[/i] (customizable with your pictures), and even a sampling area to try ATV or horseback riding. [b]Atmosphere:[/b] - The [i]scenery[/i] and [i]audio design[/i] are standout features—calm, immersive, and rich with gentle sounds of nature. - Though the regional climates may feel most familiar to U.S. players, anyone seeking a digital retreat will find plenty to enjoy. [b]Survival Features:[/b] - Includes light survival elements: ticks, poison ivy, and basic overnight needs. - Most mechanics, including spiders and other phobia-triggering content, can be disabled for a gentler experience. [b]Notable Limitations:[/b] - No [b]Steam Cloud save[/b] support, and it doesn't use common save locations like Documents or paths easily synced with OneDrive. - Day length is locked after starting a career. I chose short days and quickly regretted not being able to adjust it later. [b]Other Features:[/b] - Hints of hidden [i]artifacts[/i] add depth beyond the flora and fauna. - A [i]sandbox mode[/i] lets you play as an animal and roam freely—I haven’t tried it yet, but it’s an intriguing alternative. - The full game season lasts [b]100 days[/b]; I’ve yet to complete it. [hr][/hr] [b]Overall:[/b] It's not a fast-paced game, but it’s rich in atmosphere and thoughtful touches. Perfect for unwinding, especially when the real world lacks birdsong and green leaves. Just be prepared to manage a few save quirks and system limitations.

I've had this game for over a year. It's definitely a marathon, and I found myself coming back to it when I'm in the mood for a chill walking simulator. Even when things aren't chill, it still feels pretty chill. This game goes great with podcasts or a twitch stream on in the background. I definitely recommend this game if you enjoy walking simulators and collecting things. I've already purchased the second game, and I cannot wait to continue once I finish a season in this one.