Rekindled Trails

An incredibly cozy and charming collection game with a great story, lovable characters, and an amazing soundtrack!

劇情輕鬆簡單的小品，衝刺與貿易的操作感十分舒服 唯獨後期稍有作業感、整體瑕不掩瑜，角色可愛、音樂耐聽 很適合放鬆遊玩，推薦給喜歡貿易玩法的玩家

This is a great game. Chill and relaxing to play with a nice story. If you are trying to get 100% it can be a little frustrating farming the last few rare items but it's not too bad. You do run around the world a lot but you can do it pretty quickly by speed running if you stay close to the lanterns. I did almost everything and got about 17 hours of play in. Still not sure what buying the clothes does but don't skip out on buying the item effects early. I waited quite a while not realizing just how much the effects can boost the value of each box you sell.

I didn't finish it, but I thought this felt like a good start at a young studio's first game. Now that I think about it, this game does appear to be about being enslaved to some kind of evil fire god, and ejecting all foreigners from your homelands. Looking at the other reviews, it seems like I got all this game has to offer in the few hours I played it. I am cynical and old and broken, so it is safe to disregard my onions.

this game needs more players.

Great game. Trading mechanics as a main mechanic (and not the odd side-quest) is underutilized in games - in fact Fireside is the only other game I can remember - the game is beautiful with an outstanding soundtrack. The trades work well, You collect various items (fish, ores, roots, and berry bushes) with 3 of those requring a simple minigame, that does get a bit tighter (and in the case of fishing annoying) when trying to get more high-quality items. You then bring those to shops to sell, with certain areas paying more for certain item (each area has 2 of the 3 main resources + berry bushes - and what they don't have they pay extra for) so you get the drill. The purpose, which in anchored in t he storyline, is a town-building aspect where each town needs certain items + money to progress to the next tier - at the first tier all items are found in the same area, but after that you need to go to other locations. I think it's a pretty neat mechanc and ties well into the narrative that communities thrive when we cooperate with each other. There's no fast travel in the game, which gets a bit tedious, but you do have a way to speed-up your movement speed on longer treks. I found the narrative quite nice. Nothing that got me thinking it's one of the best game narratives, but enjoyable and I certainly wanted to see what happened next. The trading thing worked well and all that. I really liked the game. Oh, there's no reward (narrative or otherwise) for doing the post-game content to max-out the development of all towns - that's just for your own benefit. Good game.

i love a good foraging and fishing game and this is scratching an itch :>