The Last Craftsman

Divertente e ' grindoso'... si può fare di tutto, coltivare, andare in miniera, pescare, creare oggetti, fare missioni, fare amicizia.

Lots of fun! However, does feel a little slow at time but good engagement so far

A very fun game once you get used to the controls. I have mild concerns about running out of materials eventually, but it probably won't be an issue. Be sure to plant trees to replenish what you cut down and you'll be alright. There is so much more to do yet and I feel I have already got my money's worth.

It`s fun but you need a lot of patience and there are some tricky situations where you have to grind like a madman. The developer is working on it and answers quickly in the discussion section! What I like best: lots of recipes to unlock and unusal types of working stations for a life sim, what I like worst: friendship system and taking care of the animals (always a pain).

A fun twist on the Stardew Valley formula. It’s got robots and I can have 12 cats on my property. Life is good.

A good cozy game. There's always something to do, but I never feel pressured to make a perfect choice.

I bought into this game back when it was really early EA, because I liked the concept. Having the game now go 1.0, I decided to come back and play it in earnest. At its heart, it's a life and crafting sim, only instead of farming, you are busied with making a wide variety of goods to meet specific demands. So what makes it unique? Tags. Every item in the game, be it material, furniture, food or otherwise has 1-6 or more tags that dictate what that item is made up of. Wood isn't just wood, it's also fuel. Berries can be fruit, sour, and red. And your crafting and quests all revolve around these tags. Sometimes, you need a very specific thing, but more often, as long as you meet the tag requirements, the game won't care how you get there, and that is where the magic lies, letting you come up with some creative solutions to your needs. Make a chest out of fish? Why not! It's possible! Graphically, it's not bad. The look is serviceable and gets the point across, and the UI is clean but readable in an old LCD style that fits the setting. Music is likewise soft and does its job without being intrusive. Since going full 1.0 the game has not been without its share of gremlins, but the dev has been working hard to fix anything that crops up and has been good about making adjustments where needed. Overall, a neat take on the genre that does things in a new way. It doesn't exactly break any records, but it doesn't need to - it knows what it wants to be, and it centers itself around its core concept.

I really don't like the controls. They're what's stopping me from playing.

The game may be a bit rough around the edges for now, but it is much fun and charming (And the developer is hard at work to make the game better). I like the story and the mechanics so far, as well as the characters. I have to force myself to stop playing and go to bed, to be fit for work tomorrow. :-)

Alright, if somewhat grindy