Village Monsters

The game was half-decent in Early Access, I played it, not the best, but pretty good and well. The game is now released and I realize it's been pretty not good at first, but with all the updates and fixes happening and going on, and with them steadily coming and improving the game, I'm sure it's getting much better. I have high hopes for this game, since I really enjoyed it in EA. I'm hoping the game continues to steadily improve, as this is a work of love by a singular Dev that from the sounds of it has been working non-stop and tirelessly to get things working properly. I do think this game might not be the best on the market, but it is extremely far from the worst. It is a good game and certainly worth the cost, especially on a sale. I would advise getting this game, cause it's only going to get better from here.

This game is still in early access but holy darn is it amazing already! Well thought out characters with amazing personalities, beautiful gameplay and an amazing story with wonderful lore. You can tell that the developer truly has a vision for this game, yet they are not afraid to take criticism and further build the game with help from the community. To think that this game is the creation of one lone developer is truly amazing, especially due to the size of this project. 10/10 would recommend!

I just started the game and I absolutely adore it. It's incredibly charming. Clearly, this is a labor of love from the start. I really want to see this game grow into its own. I did notice a grammar foible. Also, there's some less than intuitive control choices, but still are easily adjusted to. I fully endorse buying this game simply to support its development. This is something genuinely special.

Village Monsters is such a charming little game. It's like Stardew Valley meets Undertale. At the time of this review, I have only played for ~30 minutes and I'm already hooked.

i like it a lot (Slurred voice)

No fullscreen, no settings, unskippable cutscenes, rudimentary customisation... crashed once and froze twice for no reason (years ago and now, right after skipping the second/skippable cutscene making it unplayable)... so it is still in a sorry state after so many years. O.o

I've only played through 1 ingame day/night cycle so far, however the dialogue and characters are interesting, and witty. There seems to be multiple systems put into the game that will be fun (the fishing minigame is pretty cool, cant wait to try to fill the fish exhibit in the museum) Overall seems like a lot of potential for relaxed, low stress fun. Anyone who likes Harvest Moon, Animal Crossing, Littlewood, or Stardew Valley should find a lot to like here. I plan on updating this review as I play more, and especially once the game hits 1.0.