Prism Wilds

So this feels more like a rough demo than an actual game. There is no guideline on what to do, and it feels like a mismatch of concepts than something to actually play. There are two guidelines in the top left corner telling you the buttons to a "guide" and your "quests". Beyond them you are totally on your own, figuring out how to even interact with people and items. Sometimes you get popups that you've picked something up, other times you don't. Items in your inventory have no names, tags, or descriptions of any kind so it's a crapshoot to guess what you have at all and there are only a couple of basic recipes for your minecraft style crafting system. There's also a massive clock taking up the entire top right ( and honestly nearly half) side of the screen that blocks the view of the terrain and with no map that I can find, it's really quite difficult to navigate. Maybe I'm giving up too soon on what could be a gem of a game, but it just feels extremely unfinished and unpolished and not worth it in its current state.

i love the art in this game. That's what drew me to it! I commend the effort it took to create this game. I happened to stumble upon it on TikTok and felt compelled to try it out. I look forward to updates and your future. games! Its actually pretty fun once you figure out how to craft and find the other people

I really like this game. I would say my favorite thing about it is the ability to play and not feel rushed. This game does a good job of balancing between story and the freedom to play on your own. While I was waiting for my seeds to grow I was able to explore the whole map (which is beautiful). Taking me to my next positive for the game which is the art. I think you can tell that there is a lot of effort put into the art and the island has many different looking areas. For example the way that the light reflects on the ice biome looks amazing. I also think it's really cool how you take this game which is a top view and you change perspectives to a platform like style. It is very creative. The movement can be a bit clunky, but the rest of the game makes me look past that. Reading some of the other reviews I see people talking about the lack of direction. While that is a negative, I look at it as a positive. I think it is kind of cool that you are exploring yourself. You are given enough information to get started, but you have to do a little work yourself (I won't lie it took me a while to find the 3rd seed!). Overall I really like this game, looking forward to other games!

I want to start with, I'm not refunding this. I see the vision and i can see It becoming a fun game. 1. There needs to be a tutorial of some sort. As someone who plays ALOT of farming games, this game has some mechanics that are very different from most games in the genre. 2. A light outline for interactable things would be nice. It doesn't need to be obvious, but I'm playing it and I still am struggling to find seeds from the what, second quest? It's not obvious what is interactable and what is just set dressing, but in a frustrating way? 3. Explanation about what those figures on the clock mean in the corner. After an ingame day or so, I could guess it, but it wasn't clear at all. It is mostly still just a guess for right now. 4. The ability to pin quests to the side. It's seen in a lot of similar games in the genre and just makes it better, especially over what is in the side currently. 5. I feel like the TAB and B keys can be combined? Like, the guides could be in one place instead of scattered? I will continue playing and add/change things as I come across

I think this game is super cute. Any of the original control issues I had were fixed after talking to the developer, so getting into a new save of the game is a lot easier. Me and my little orange cat against the world.