
The Islander is a fast building/farming game set somewhere in an exotic Polynesia. Plant crops, bushes and trees, build livestock pens, but don’t forget to make it look classy by adding various decorations.
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Languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Portuguese - Brazil, German
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Not bad, little time killer.
not fun
Крайне унылый представитель игр ферм. Геймплея - 0, свежих идей - 0, единственное что взять все ачивки за пару часов и удалить навсегда.
Игрушка чисто почилить, на вечерок
Игра прикольная есть задротские достижения (рыбак,кусты с деревьями)и,т, сахроняеться только странно , атак игра хорошая 10/6,5.
Игра мне очень понравилась! Купил от того что были деньги на балансе, так для коллекции) Но игра мне очень понравилась, я бы посоветовал разработчику добавить выключение кокоботов и вообще развивать эту игру. Но есть то что заставило меня перестать в неё играть, спокойно играю и вдруг игра крашится, захожу минус сохранение... Довольно грустненько( Скорее всего ещё зайду чтобы выполнить все достижения , но не приятное чуство останется надолго.... А так очень интересная игра всем советую! Своих денег стоит!
在设置选择了全屏。然后再也无法游戏,重装也没有用
The Islander is a very charming idle game with quite a bit of potential, which unfortunately most likely won't be utilized further. Don't get me wrong, it is a good game, but it has its own flaws that can be rather severe if you don't prepare for them in advance. First the good things. I personally count figuring things out on your own often as a big plus in games like these and The Islander doesn't leave you hanging in that regard. You're just thrown on the island to figure things out and no one is holding your hand in this. The interface has everything you need basically, and as one progresses through the game, it will eventually just click. The different decoration options are pretty neat and having them actually affect the game play in form of multiplier is pretty neat, and there are things to choose from. The random island mode also is pretty good, giving you pre-made layout of island that you can plan around to make the most out of it. This mode I could see myself playing more often if things I found the game lacking would get addressed. Now the ugly... Unfortunately the lack of any kind of tutorial or hint system can be frustrating to some. The game also doesn't auto-save for you, so if the game happens to crash for any reason, your island goes there and you need to start from the beginning if you didn't save before. I also wish I was kidding when saying that during the 6 hours I played the game, there were 5 crashes that just shut the game. Thus you need to religiously save your progress. The regular island mode also leaves a lot to be desired when you are done with expanding the island to its maximum. Thus you really need to plan your layout to get the multiplier to maximum while same time having decent profits coming in. Speaking of the multiplier... the decorations don't really make any difference, they just give as many points as they occupy the amount of space, so four flowers and one four-tile flower are essentially the same thing. Meanwhile with random island mode, it kinda leaves you wishing that there were bridges you could build, just so you could let your little Islander go over small bodies of water. Also... you can't get rid of Coco Bots once you buy them as there's no way to just turn them off... and sometimes these same bots just wander off to who knows where, when you have perfectly good resources to be collected. I just eventually ended up turning off the sound effects as everything began to drown under their helicopter sounds, which really just gets old really quick. While The Islander is good for a short game, I can't really recommend it in its current state. If the previously mentioned problems do not steer you away, do yourself a favor and get the game on sale rather than at full price.
The Islander – Where Farming Meets Island Chic 🌴🌺 Ever wanted to escape to a tropical paradise where you can plant crops, raise animals, and build the ultimate island retreat without the threat of crashing waves or stingy hotel bills? Welcome to The Islander, where the only thing you need to worry about is how many palm trees you can fit on your picture-perfect plot of land. 🏝️🌾 This game is like the love child of Farmville and a beach resort, and trust me, it’s a match made in heaven. You’ll plant everything from crops to trees (and even bushes, because why not), while also constructing livestock pens that would make even the most seasoned farmer jealous. But here’s the twist: it’s not just about farming—The Islander encourages you to decorate your island with the classiest palm fronds and tiki torches you can find. 🐑🌿✨ The pace is fast, which means you’re constantly hustling to make your island look fabulous, but it’s the kind of hustle where you end up feeling more like a laid-back island mogul than a stressed-out farmer. It’s the perfect combination of relaxation and creative freedom, where every decision feels like you’re designing the ultimate luxury retreat—except there are no deadlines or picky clients. 😎🍹 So, if you’re looking for a game that’s as chill as a tropical breeze and as fun as throwing a luau, The Islander is the perfect getaway. Plant, build, decorate, and make your island the envy of the Pacific. You’ll be island-hopping your way to happiness in no time! 🌺🌊 Score: 7/10 Created with <3
Das Spiel an sich wäre eine volle Empfehlung wert, ABER: es gibt einige Probleme, welche den Spielspaß stark mindern bis hin zu zerstören. Probleme: -Das Spiel Stürzt unerwartet ab und schließt sich komplett -das Spiel speichert nicht automatisch -beim speichern wird nur die Insel selbst und das Seestern-Level gespeichert - der Herzchen-Einkommensmultiplikator verschwindet und wie man ihn wieder erarbeiten kann nachdem man schon so weit gekommen ist ist unklar -wenn man die maximale Größe einer "normalen" Insel erreicht hat, hat man noch nicht alles erreicht um die Errungenschaften zu schaffen und weiteres erweitern über den Skizzenrand hinaus ist nicht möglich solange diese Probleme existieren ist es zwar ein nettes Game aber erfordert eine gewisse Frust Resistenz die letzten Errungenschaften sind aufgrund der geringen Erweiterungsmöglichkeit der Inselgröße eine reine Spielzeitfrage. Also Spiel an und AFK laufen lassen um irre Geldsummen zu farmen damit man Bäume bzw. Vieh farmt. Wobei man das jeweilig andere Aufgrund der Platzverhältnisse dann sogar noch abreißen muss.
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