
PacaPomo is a cozy, Free to Play productivity app where you raise alpacas and cultivate a farm, all driven by the Pomodoro Technique!
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PacaPomo is a cross between a productivity app and a cozy farming game where you raise alpacas and cultivate a farm, all driven by the Pomodoro Technique!
Stay focused with a calming and motivating experience for busy students and working professionals. Play while going about your daily routines and responsibilities!
Set a pomodoro timer customizable to your liking. Focus on an IRL task set to cozy Peruvian inspired music. When you come back, you're rewarded with crops ready to be harvested and Alpacas happy to great you!
Plant various local specialties to feed your alpacas with, or sell them for a bit of extra cash! You can also complete villager orders for a large prize, or cook unique meals with your crops to treat your Alpacas.
When you finish a pomodoro, you can take some time to pet your alpacas! Feed, shear, train and bond with your new friends.
Open up new terraces to unlock orchards, more alpaca pen space, and garden plots.
Take advantage of the Pomodoro Timer for focus time, allowing you to stick to a schedule and improve concentration. You can customize your timer to your liking - with different times, tags, and long break options.
A report card to track your progress on a daily, weekly, and monthly chart. Alongside is a To-Do List that you can fill out to track your goals.
Unique, bespoke alpacas with different personalities and stories. These are acquired through adoption at the Alpaca Sanctuary. Every encounter is an exciting new addition to your farm!
Customization options for Alpacas - allowing you to dress up your friends with silly hats, glasses, and special effects.
Fun short minigames for interacting with your alpacas, including sheering and cooking.
An original, calming soundtrack made by Peruvian musicians to chill or lock in to.
A selection of unique crops and fruits to grow and harvest. Feed them to your alpacas, use them in food recipes, or complete villager orders.
Long term progression through farm expansion - save up to buy terrace plots that will allow you to unlock orchards, more alpaca pen space and farming plots.
Cross-platform cloud saves to ensure your progress is never lost!
In today's fast-paced world, many struggle to balance work, responsibilities, and leisure time. PacaPomo aims to address this challenge by offering a free, fun and accessible way for people to relax and unwind while also being productive.
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Languages: English*, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America, French, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil*languages with full audio support
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This game is amazing!!! i am a long time player of stardew valley and animal crossing and this game is like stardew valley but with productivity as your currency. The animation is also soooo cute. I have honestly used tons of apps like this on my phone and on steam and this is the best one! I actually found working addicting.
1) It's so cute 2) It's nice to have another theme than "European cityscape" for a study game/app (this one is peruvian/quechuan) 3) Being able to play with a small ranch in the resting time is giving me dopamine ; a lot of other app just give you a small visual reward, but it's only visual and it don't really feel like you did earn something ? With PacaPomo, I gain what to give to my alpacas and can help me interract with the NPC, I really like that
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"PacaPomo" is a godawfully bad Farmville ripoff that looks like it was intended for mobile gaming or as a Facebook/browser game, but here it is on Steam instead. Yeah, it looks like a tycoon game but it's just clicking along to increment some numbers. Certainly, don't be decieved by this being sold as a "productivity" game, there's nothing productive about this. Underneath the cutesy llaama skin there's next to nothing in terms of gameplay. And it's abandoned. The developers abandoned this 6 months ago. It will never be completed. This unfinished game is just polluting Steam and making it harder for gamers to find genuinely, completely made games. The game features really lacklustre 2D visuals (does the developer not know 3D graphics became mainstream in the mid-1990s?). Gamers don't spend thousands of dollars on gaming rigs and the latest 3D graphics cards to play 2D games. Even mobile phones and game consoles can do 3D graphics now. There's no excuse. This isn't really free, the developer intends to monetise this with a cash shop/MTX/DLC/whatever else he can do to harvest money from gamers. Despite having no up-front cost, this failed to appeal to the 120 million+ gamers on Steam. SteamDB showed the game peaked at only 8 concurrent players... this is a dismal public reception. This was so bad they couldn't even give it away. Bearing in mind that free games don't add +1 to your game collector count, should you bother adding this to your library and downloading it? Not this time. This isn't worth downloading. While this won't cost you any money, you get what you pay for, and sometimes, even when the game is free, it's still not enough.
Having used this game for multiple study sessions now, I really like it! It definitely still needs some polish (trying to navigate is frustrating, there's a lot of clipping and incorrect layering, some resolutions are not great, etc) before it's ready to go out of early access, but I love the core "gameplay loop". I get easily bored when it comes to focus tools, and very much enjoy the game aspect of them (cuz otherwise why even bother, I could just use a normal timer instead). If you're the same way, I recommend this game. It very much is a simple farming sim, but the currency is focus time. Progress is slow and it takes a long time to earn coins. While initially I found that annoying, after a few sessions I realized it really helps to motivate me to keep going just a bit longer. Although I wish customization options were unlocked a bit sooner (I straight up thought there wasn't much to do in the game yet when I first used it, since I didn't check the goals/achievement list). The alpacas are also all very cute, I love the little messages that appears when focus time starts. Lila is my favorite so far, little edgy loner I can put a party hat on. I also really enjoy that the aesthetic of this game is different to a lot of other focus games out there, taking inspiration from Latin America (I think, I hope I got that right?), instead of the generic 'cozy office' or European farmlands you usually see.
感觉用起来挺有成就感的,有完成一段学习工作的反馈,还是种田向的,就是看不懂
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Great fun cozy game to play, love building my lil alpaca farm and the farming. Can't wait till the full game is finished and ready
Love the game. The animals are so cute.
Even if the game is in early access, it's absolutely so cute and functional. Helps me a lot to focus on my tasks and I can't wait to do more work to then feed my lamas. I think there should be some way to guide people through how-to within the game for the mini tasks (like shearing, cooking, etc.)
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