The only games out of those I'm looking forward to out of those are meetlight and the secrets of the universe, outbound, oriental valley, cosynauts, tales of seikyu and critter cove. Worldshards doesn't really look like it has a lot to do, its just a city building toy box - I've experienced enough of those, they never seem to go the distance in terms of depth and experience. Teatopia doesn't have any English translations currently - I've experienced games which don't have them and found it difficult, while I'm not entirely writing it off based on that - it does seem like a reskinned Stardew Valley. Echoes of the Plum Grove seems shifty, because when you look into it - it's more of a farming survival game and I don't know why the developers seem more hushed about that aspect. If they're being shifty I have to ask what else is being omitted... Solarpunk is published by Rokaplay, a company that seems to have a habit of pushing out "finished" games with minimal content for it to be classed as a game. I've bought several of their published games in the past under early access and was dissatisfied with the final cut of them when they had a lot more potential and not very entertaining on the whole. I'll be avoiding solarpunk and sugardew valley for those reasons. Chill Town has terrible animations and is an idle game, not a fan of those. I recommend avoiding Moonlight Peaks on PC if you don't use a controller, because it's been built to benefit a controller - not really for pc gamers that use keys. On that note, I will be avoiding it.
I played the Moonlight Peaks with mouse and keyboard. I agree, it is not ideal but I got used to it. I may end up connecting a controller though which I said I don't want to do but the game is really fun and the demo was smooth. Thanks for the rest of the info. I have Sugardew on my wishlist and it looks cute...sad to hear about the history of the publisher but keeping hope it will have good content.
The only games out of those I'm looking forward to out of those are meetlight and the secrets of the universe, outbound, oriental valley, cosynauts, tales of seikyu and critter cove.
Worldshards doesn't really look like it has a lot to do, its just a city building toy box - I've experienced enough of those, they never seem to go the distance in terms of depth and experience.
Teatopia doesn't have any English translations currently - I've experienced games which don't have them and found it difficult, while I'm not entirely writing it off based on that - it does seem like a reskinned Stardew Valley.
Echoes of the Plum Grove seems shifty, because when you look into it - it's more of a farming survival game and I don't know why the developers seem more hushed about that aspect. If they're being shifty I have to ask what else is being omitted...
Solarpunk is published by Rokaplay, a company that seems to have a habit of pushing out "finished" games with minimal content for it to be classed as a game. I've bought several of their published games in the past under early access and was dissatisfied with the final cut of them when they had a lot more potential and not very entertaining on the whole. I'll be avoiding solarpunk and sugardew valley for those reasons.
Chill Town has terrible animations and is an idle game, not a fan of those.
I recommend avoiding Moonlight Peaks on PC if you don't use a controller, because it's been built to benefit a controller - not really for pc gamers that use keys. On that note, I will be avoiding it.
I played the Moonlight Peaks with mouse and keyboard. I agree, it is not ideal but I got used to it. I may end up connecting a controller though which I said I don't want to do but the game is really fun and the demo was smooth. Thanks for the rest of the info. I have Sugardew on my wishlist and it looks cute...sad to hear about the history of the publisher but keeping hope it will have good content.
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I'm eagerly anticipating the release of Trade Tales, a game that has me genuinely excited. Its mechanics and visuals are truly one of a kind
Teatopia looks cool!
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