
Terroir is a 3D tile-based tycoon game where you manage your very own vineyard. In Terroir, you grow a variety of different grape varietals, craft your wine, and expand and manage your Chateau, all the while dealing with the weather and events that can either make or break your business.
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Languages: English, Simplified Chinese, German
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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Reviews
垃圾游戏!不好玩!把把都破产!!!!
Great game loop, more than worth the price asked
Relaxing farming sim :)
I honestly mostly "play" for my insomnia and by that I mean it is the sound track. I turn it on and I fall asleep. So I guess I recommend the sound track?
Do not buy. This game is broken in its current state. Even on "easy" mode the upkeep costs are MUCH higher than they should be, and it's impossible with market saturation to make enough money to keep playing. I'm not even going to go into the winemaking inaccuracies because that doesn't really matter. I got to year 2050 before uninstalling. I hate this game so, so much.
Winemarkers are not happy and the game loop is only very mildly interesting. Its an interesting concept, and with a complete rethink, some expert knowladge, and more variety there is a great game somewhere here. Just not now. Multi grape variety wines seems like a basic feature that would improve this massively.
happy
very enjoyable and love how the markets fluctuate with production and demand
If the devs spent 5% of their time in balancing, this game would be 10/10. But it's only 5/7.
To sum up this game in a single word would be: unrewarding. As multiple others have pointed out, the money system seems to have a life of its own; the rewards and progression updates all seem laughably out of reach, even after hours of playtime. It makes me sad, as I really love the concept and enjoy creating the best wines, but it just seems like I'm stuck in a beginner vineyard with no sign of progression in sight.
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