Palia

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There's a lot to like about this game. The gameplay mechanics are mostly cozy and fun. It's easy to get lost spending hours decorating your plot with what seems like nearly limitless options. The story and npcs don't play much of a role after the first 50 hours or so but they are interesting enough. The world is definitely pretty and it's nice to be able to play with your friends cross-platform. However, the main goal of developers is clearly to push out monthly updates that drive cash shop sales. And with each of those monthly updates come new bugs and glitches, some of them game-breaking. There is basically a one week period each month where the game is mostly unplayable while the devs fix the hastily released patch enough for the game to be playable again. Then it's off to work on the next game-breaking patch while the newest addition of annoying but not game-breaking bugs gets added to the ever-growing list of annoyances. I understand they say this game is "in beta", but at this point it should be understood that it always will be. It's really unfortunate because it's easy to fall in love with the game enough to forgive the annoying bugs until you've invested hundreds of hours and realize that the game is only getting worse as development continues. I wish they would just pause the updates for like a year and focus on fixing the game, but I'm not going to hold my breath. Time to move on to something else.

i cant in good conscious recommend a game that is infamous for constantly crashing even tho it came out 2 years ago. wich is a shame cause i was enjoying it. but the crashes happen too frequently. i even updated my graphics cards and they still keep crashing

Just another woke game. First you choose a body type then you get a lecture about diversity and inclusion that you have to press agree on that then a boring game... first thing the game wants you to do is build a house and only 45% of players has done that meaning 55% did not even play it for 15 minutes ...

操作延迟、任务不断的“沙盒”

This gane is very cozy, something easy to pick up and unwind to. IThe community is kind and helpful. The downside of this game though, it's glitchy and clunky, the sever connection gets lost easily so it can be fustrating. Overall, if you are looking for something not to demanding after a long day, something that is low key and eay to pick up and put down without the preasure of FOMO, this is the game for you.

Love the game. Amazing game for those new to gaming, perfect for beginners and otherwise. And its FREE! Extremely relaxed, hardly any pressure whatsoever. You gain experience fairly quickly in comparison to most other games. Love all the skills available and the guild stores for them. Perfect game for zoning out and chilling. Started playing 2 months ago and have since completed everything available to me (Max leveled Friendships/Dating, completed all main story, and got to level 10 or 20 in most of my skills in about 300 hours). Looking forward to new Bulletin orders and main story content. The characters are absolutely charming and fleshed-out. They all fall into a bit of a personality "trope" to hook you into the type of person they are and they get so much deeper the more you get to know them. There's something to like about each and every character. The main story line and world-building is so so attractive and compelling, the high-fantasy/down to Earth small town is very charming. Though I feel like we're barely scratching the surface when it comes to the world of Palia and its story. Drawbacks of the game? No marketplace/trading/selling of any Items. While I appreciate the lack of any competition in the game, it leads me to feel a bit aimless after all is done. No reason to collect much if its just going to be stored away. There is no real initiative or ways to be very social in-game. If you party up with players, it gives you bonuses but otherwise it seems like an "MMO" game that everyone is just parallel playing on. While the events such as the Bulletin Quests and Maji Market bring people to one spot, people still don't talk or do much together. Of course, I'd adore more clothing options. Though I do keep in mind it is a free game with most of its content readily available, and only the cosmetics being sold and other DLC. If I had the money to support I definitely would (maybe not $50 but would LOL). I definitely have noticed the difference in the Dev teams that many have mentioned, especially when it comes to dialogue and writing. Typos, run-on sentences, out of character moments, contradicting character moments. Need some Quality Assurance for sure!