Smart Farm

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First of all, I apologize in advance if you find what I've written difficult to understand, as I'm not very good at English and had to use AI translation. Review - The gameplay is quite easy to understand, requiring a little adjustment. Those familiar with this type of game shouldn't find it difficult, but those who have played more complex games might find it unfamiliar. Suggestions: - Each mission should have a reward, such as experience points, money, or items. - I've played your game for 16 hours. I haven't been able to get far, except for planting crops and completing the 7 right-hand quests, which yielded nothing special and cost me almost all my quest materials, forcing me to start over. Moreover, the quests keep repeating themselves. - The main building should be movable. Some players want to design their own farm layout. The inability to move or rebuild makes players feel more restricted than enjoyable, limiting their imagination. - Please fix the bug where the introductory gameplay guide screen overlaps and cannot be closed. It requires pressing T repeatedly and then closing again (using the Esc key to close it would be better than using the mouse). - The player-created area should be an open space allowing players to fully express their creativity. The placement of buildings and objects shouldn't be restricted. - If you want to have quests, the first quest should be one that's excessively large. Right now, I've been doing it for 16 hours and I still haven't finished it; it's incredibly boring. You can also use those quests as a tutorial. Don't teach it all at once at the beginning of the game, as players won't have time to learn. Other quests should be infrequent or requested from factories, NPCs, shops, or other sources. They shouldn't appear constantly. You can use the computer to create quests; just display a notification bar when there's a new request from someone. This will keep your game from becoming monotonous, allowing players to choose which quests to accept, preventing boredom. Also, you don't need quest buildings cluttering the game. - The only building you should place initially should be the one containing the computer. Importantly, it should be movable, destructible, and rebuildable, as computers can do many things already; you don't need multiple buildings cluttering the space. - The boredom of the game lies in the inability to move or destroy items. Once placed, they are permanently fixed, and destroying them takes a long time. Destruction skills shouldn't be limited to trees; they should include other items as well, or even have separate skills for destroying individual items. - All items except trees take about the same amount of time to destroy, regardless of their material strength. This is extremely time-consuming. - Building houses, animal pens, or gardens should be done using blueprints rather than simply placing items. This way, if the player doesn't like the design, they can be quickly removed and revised without wasting time or resources. After that, players should be able to find the necessary items to assemble them themselves. - The game shouldn't focus solely on generating income, as this can become repetitive. This type of game is more fun when players create their own income-generating strategies, such as farm layouts or solving problems. For example, if male and female animals are too close together for too long, they will reproduce. If this isn't addressed, the animal population will become uncontrollable. Or, if food and water are forgotten, the animals will die. - You won't need to spend a lot of time making models of animal pens, gardens, or anything like that if you simply create items that players can assemble themselves, allowing them to use their imagination and creativity (like you do with building houses or structures). - Each item should have a description, including its purpose, where to buy it, or how players can craft items that aren't sold. - I don't mean to compare, but your game seems very cluttered. Compared to Ranch Sim, your game has less replayability. Ranch Sim, despite having fewer items, can be used efficiently and offers high replayability without getting bored because it doesn't limit imagination, especially in building structures, animal pens, and crop cultivation. Give it a try! - I understand you want to create a game with your own unique style, but your game is too limiting. Players can't do much beyond what you've dictated. Just the three buildings that can't be removed or moved force players to waste time planning the farm layout, which is restricted by buildings blocking the way. Items, once placed, cannot be moved; they have to be destroyed and replaced, which is unnecessarily costly. Question: What's the point of having a crop field if you don't have farming tools like plows or seed planters? There's only a unusable harvester. You already have a crop field, so why buy another crop field as an item? And you can't use the harvester in this area. Hopefully, this advice will help you develop and create a more enjoyable game. At the same time, if you succeed, you can increase the price of your game. Don't stop developing! Your game has potential; just reduce unnecessary elements and create more items that encourage player imagination. - In the future, if possible, a shop system and turning the farm into a tourist attraction would be great.