The Wandering Village

How do I even start with this game? I have played this game just about since its release. The evolution of the mechanics and design is nothing but beautiful. If you are reading through the reviews and come across mine I rate this game 12/10. Can be cozy and relaxing or intense and engaging, which ever you prefer. I hope as time passes this game progresses further and further. While it is a single-player, it could be really cool if co-op could be eventually integrated were you could play and resource manage with a friend(s).

it good

This game is such a unique experience with its novel mechanics for a city builder. The tutorial is pretty intuitive and effectively teaches you the basics of the game at the start. The compendium is also a easy guide to resources collection without having to look up tutorials. The art style is reminiscent of Studio Ghibli and Onbu is just such a cute and majestic creature. I love that the game gives us the choice to either befriend our Onbu or exploit it for all its worth in expense of its trust. I would definitely recommend this game base on what I've said so far. I guess my only gripe with this game is how you have to literally micromanage everything when it comes to your villagers. Its a pro or a con depending on the person playing. It's just something to look out for before purchasing. Also, the happiness system that enables you to attract new villagers to your village is kinda unforgiving at times. I wish it were a bit easier to maintain and improve the happiness of your villagers without really relying as much on exploiting the inner workings of the game mechanics to do so. But all in all, still a recommended game for people who like city building but in a fun and unique way, and also micromanaging a lot of stuff.

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This was a fast obsession for me - it's so beautifully designed with the artwork and it's so easy to get pulled into it. I've finished the story and am already back achievement hunting which is uncommon for me. The story was touching and I cannot wait to play again and again.

My first purchase and I'm glad it was. TWV provides a pleasant experience where you can choose wether to be a better kind of human that those of times past or exploit nature like those that ruined the ecosystem before you. The graphics are not my usual cup of tea but I enjoyed them regardless. The ambience music fits the storyline. While the amount of deaths along the way seemed a little unnecessary for the storytelling, at no point did I get bored of the dialogues or the cutscenes. So far, the only bump in the road for me has been managing the resources without a production/consumption indicator. I will sometimes run out of wood and go on a wild goose chase trying to figure out which building is using the wood apart from the carpenter or at the beginning I'd be needing an insecticide and having to click every tab trying to figure out which of the labs makes it. I recommend this game to everyone who wants to take their time building and balancing a symbiotic relationship with the Onbu, because speed running this would be a tragedy.

chill game