
A relaxing idle-farming simulator that sits at the bottom of your screen while you do other things.
Most likely between $2.2M and $6.1M. How we estimate →
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Cheapest copy: ≈ $2.07 on Steam · Russia (−70%). Compare 15 prices in 15 markets →
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除了开始的时候没啥介绍需要自己探索以外没啥缺点。放在屏幕下方赛博养老,并装作自己可以一边种地一边有效率地干活欺骗自己的感觉非常好(?)
Yummy Yummy thing to have something to fidget with in class.
I adore this game. I love when devs go out of their way to make unique games that you can't really get anywhere else, this feels like one of those projects. Sure, this is not the first desktop pet and definitely not the only game that sits on your desktop, but this is without a doubt the most polished one. Everything's great, the customization, the amount of attention it needs, the progression, everything flows together so well. Definitely pick this one up if you've been looking for something like it.
Probaly genuinely my most favorite game i have on steam so far. It's just so chill, cozy and peacefull. I love seeing Rusty and friends walk around tending to the crops and berries, unlocking new crop and berry variants is so fun, the variety of farms to play on is great and the recent crossovers are really fun! Highest of reccomendations from me if you're looking for a somewhat idle game that sits on the bottom of sides of your screen. Maxed out all farms and i will do it again
購買日期: 1 月 12 日 上午 7:34 Rusty's Retirement - NT$ 92 初期只能半自動,會需要稍微頻繁點的操作,大概是適合一邊看劇一邊玩的頻率,也不需要頻繁點擊。 剛開始要手動播種及擴編田地和購買基礎建築,其他事則可以全部交給機器人去做。 遊戲時間大約8到9小時可以買完基礎建築,解鎖自動播種,至此就可以開始全自動生產了,再往後只是追求效率提升和更多附屬功能開啟而已。 資源都是越滾越多,機器人可以多放一些,不會有資源不夠的壓力,頂多就是花完了放著等他自動生產而已。 對於放置類遊戲來說,不會有那種讓人感到只是數值成指數級堆疊而造成的煩躁感,反而做到了紓壓,在可操作性跟自動化之間的平衡拿捏得很好。 小缺點:直式跟橫式只能在新遊戲時二選一,遊戲中途無法切換,除非你開兩個存檔,但兩個存檔也無法同時運行。 另外無法放大到全螢幕,並且放大時UI介面也會一併放大,實際上放大沒辦法增加可視範圍,如果要看到全貌只能縮小,但同時UI也會變超小,希望未來UI的放大倍率能分開設定。
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очень спокойная игра, которая затягивает
This is a sorry excuse for an idler game. Too much of my play through, I had to do something about every 4-12 minutes. The 12m being on a market that shows up to upgrade plants. And the 4m was mostly times when the bot whose job it is to auto plant for me, never planted anything. Took me 50 hours to realize they only auto plant if the entire field is empty. At that point, I had to redo my entire farm to only have small fields. Which brings me to building the farm. It's so frustrating that I can't rotate buildings and even more so that some of them can't be deleted, or removed in any way. Have too many objects built? Good luck trying to optimize it later in the game. Probably would have to delete objects because there isn't space to move anything. So plan ahead for your entire run, or spend hours trying to fix it in any way. That's if the game allows you too anyways. Because having a chair at all will cause those that can move and build things, sit on the job. One of the houses that you can't delete comes with this said chair. If you somehow overcame all of the micromanages that's required, you might have fun for about 10-15 hours before you "beat the game." It doesn't take long to unlock a new map to play on. So your opinions are to play on the new map to unlock more maps, or continue on your current one for another 10 hours, if that. You will eventually have to pick the other option anyways. Regardless on what you choose, this "idler" is has barely any content to see. That also probably why there is no meta progression. Playing on new maps will not go any faster, or easier than your previous. The only reason for my hours spent are the achievements. As getting 1 million plants watered and 250,000 crops harvested took way too long. For my play through, I almost had 2 million before getting the harvests done. Lessened learned I guess. Never trust a game is good, just because it has a collaboration with another game you like a lot.
Not a huge fan of the progression system where everything you buy makes the next thing exponentially more expensive. It just doesn't make sense. Imagine building yourself a chair with four legs, but then the next chair needs six legs to be built.
The art style is really cute and I love the music as well. The gameplay is as intense as you want it to be, up to a point of course, which works really well for me. It's motivating me to do the really monotonous tasks at work.