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I watched your review and hoped to feel differently, but I actually ended up refunding this after an hour of gameplay. While it was interesting, I already could tell this farming sim did not have that addictive loop feel for me that Stardew Valley and others do. I appreciate your honest opinion and it made me feel better about being okay not enjoying it myself! It did run great on the steam deck at least for those looking to get it there!
It really makes you sad when you try so hard to click with a game but can't. But gaming is an escape, it's not okay to force yourself to play something not vibing with you!
It is a farming progression game, it is NOT a simulator nor is it actually marketed as one. Not to mention, ONE hour of gameplay, for ANY game, unless it is one of those MTX driven android app games, is NOT enough time to even begin to give it a chance. Anyone looking to do themselves justice to see what a game is about, will easily spend over an hour with it. I personally feel dumping a game after only an hour is more of a cop out and buyers remorse. Possibly buying it because on the praise of others, but knowing you probably wont like it, and using that as a reason to refund. Sorry if this comment seems a little personal, but, just how I feel.
@@wpgngaming-videos888 personally I actually know within an hour of playing whether a game if it’s gonna be for me or not. It either pulls me in or it feels like I’m doing a chore. I still try playing games I don’t enjoy much because I’m hoping I’ll start to like them but I never really do. I always know if I’m gonna like the game or not after I get the feel and understanding of the game world and the main goals it will revolve around. I think the characters and world you are playing in matters a lot, and sometimes I just don’t feel a connection or desire to be in that world. It doesn’t interest me to spend time in it.
That's the exact thing with stardew valley for me, roots of pacha clicked immediately. The vibe, the community working together and living is so much better then stardew, the progression is much better and comftorable and some much needed features in stardew are also all in roots of pacha, like not having such a big map with npcs all over the place without knowing where. And with social events here and there and early on in a friendship makes it so much better as well.
@Miss Bubbles I been waiting for this game for three years and I followed the development of it overtime and I’m so sad I can’t play it right away because I don’t have a PC to play it on! Thankfully I have a Switch and I’m so grabbing it the moment it comes to consoles! Also Let Build A Zoo is getting a aquarium DLC pack too! 💙
This is a game I have wanted for a long time. I played the demo last year and have been waiting ever since. I think it seems really creative and fun. I will be buying it for my PC tomorrow when it releases. Can’t wait!
I really like ROP, I just started bought on day 1 but haven't had a lot of time to really get into it, but so far it's my kind of farming game, I'm always looking for "different" in farming sims and this one certainly is different. It's the game for me, the only thing that worries me now is the mining, like you I can't stand puzzles ( I'm just not good at them and get frustrated)..so I hope that doesn't put me off the game. Anyways thanks for the review. ☺
You know, this game never resonated with me (I'm just not into the Stone Age aesthetic), but the music here has me in a vice grip. What a soundtrack! Might need to add some of these to a cozy tunes playlist nonetheless. Sure seems like they had plenty of fascinating concepts too (though I can't tell whether Ideas would be cool in concept only and annoying in actuality lol we are used to plenty of those conveniences already, unfortunately), though the characters failed to grab me from the marketing too - which, in a farm sim, is a death sentence from me. But I really appreciate you giving this game a fair shake and being so forthright with all your opinions! Hope the next one you cover hits home with you all the more :)
stone age in this game,Medivieal times in the 2nd game and ofcourse the vikings,ancient greece and so on to come would be great in the future. Game looks way better then most i think and it had way moore stuff compared to any 1 tried before(usually farming n building+fishing in some but pretty much it and this game seems to have alot i mean alot more) I jut tried this game for a little short while today n as that gameplay went i wanted to look it up closer in this video before i might acvtually buy it.. STEAM PRICE 17.49 EURO UNTIL 13TH SEPTEMBER WITH 30% OFF UNTIL THAT DAY SO A GREAT PRICE FOR THIS I THINK... NOW INTO THE STEAM N PAY TO PLAY(NOT REALLY BUT KIND OF I GUESS) U BUY AND U PLAY LOL THANKS 4 THIS GREAT REVIEW OF THIS GOOD LOOKING GAME....
I was on the fence about this one, but it's certainly going on my list after this. A great first-look video that really gets to the 'roots' of the game :)
I just found your channel and loved this video! I heard a bit about this game before but learned so much watching your review. I love farming games and puzzles so I’ll have to check this one out!
Looking for reviews on this game and found you for the first time. Great review. I detest puzzles in game, I make Mrs Fabrik figure them out for me lol, so for me I'll probably wait for a sale (but it def looks like a nice game I'll eventually give a try). Looking forward to more vids! Cheers!
To make sure your animals don't get sick make sure they have enough food and the animal house is clean. If it has the green pile in it it will make the animals sick
So how long does each day in the game take than? I did get Rune Factory 5 last year and I really liked it at first, but over time things started bothering me like the farming mechanics became very tedious especially with the 'leveling up' mechanic when it came to the seeds and other factors. I realize the biggest issue was the pacing, the game felt like it was going on for a long time and a day took over an hour. I was so use to the faster pace of Stardew Valley (I could get through 1 day in 30 minutes). I actually haven't finished the main story yet. It's sad because the game does have great chars and a nice story. I do like the festivals too. For me the best part is the char interactions, but it's not enough for someone like me when the gameplay is lacking. Probably due to the fact that I am an old school gamer when Story wasn't at the forefront of games back in the day, it was all about the gameplay. So yeah this is a game that interests me, but with so many other games on my wishlist that I want more (like Story of Seasons: It's a Wonderful Life), if I do get the game, it'll be down the line. But yeah pacing in a Farming Sim is a huge factor for me now. I love puzzles though and have yet to really experience that in a farming sim. But I know I am not the best at certain types of puzzles. Like I love puzzles in Zelda games, but I'll be honest there were types when I needed a guide. I definitely need guides for Genshin Impact because some puzzles you had to think out of the box for them. They reminded me of the first puzzle game I ever played- Myst (and that game threw me for a loop, I was a teen at the time). So I do want to ask, what kind of puzzles were in this game?
Yeah i def liked Roots of Pacha at first a lot. But the map is EXTREMELY small. Theres literally the village beach mountains and plains. And those are not big areas really. So i got bored once i had explored those areas and did the cave system only to realize that was it. I had the same problem with animal crossing new horizons that everyone else loved. In animal crossing there is literally nothing to do but decorate a very small island. The villagers don't say or do a lot. And Roots of Pacha felt the same way. Too small of a map. Games like this are fun for like a week irl to play, before you've seen everything the game has to offer and its just changing aesthetics with no way to further progress. . I enjoyed roots of pacha wayuy more than animal crossing new horizons. But i still got bored after a week. Stardew offers so much more and is so much nore addictive. Roots of Pacha and Animal Crossing are missing that Stardew addictiveness where you just want to play one more day Fields of Misteria gave me the same addictive one more day feeling but the game isnt full released! Its like 1/4th of a game! And after two days of playing i hit the wall and there was no more content.
I absolutely hate the fishing mechanic in this game It is so mindless I mean I know stardews is nothing special But at least it has some vibration and it does require some basic hand eye coordination This is just watching for the bar to fill up and clicking Maybe it gets better as the game progresses but that was the one thing that stood out to me as being very poorly realized I want to love this game So far I’m not super impressed Very well made and all Just not really doing it for me
Looking at your comment, I did not even remember how the fishing mechanic is in Roots of Pacha haha. After making the video, I never went back to it. As innovative as it was, the whole experience was a forgettable one for me. It's a great game, just not for me
I regret buying this game. I have around 15 hours I think. I hate the ugly pixel graphics. They look rough and unpolished. I hate watering the plants, I hate fishing, and there are too many NPCs all of who are boring and I have no desire to increase any friendship with them. I also think it's dumb that I have to look at a map to locate them. Because the landscape and all the huts look so so similar. I got bored of sunhaven too but at least I got a lot more hours out of it and the game feels way more polished.
I adore Sunhaven and played it a lot more than Roots of Pacha. I know a new major update for Roots of Pacha is out however I'll be skipping that as my experience was very boring haha
I honestly don't agree at all with the fact that this is an innovative game, this is a reskin of stardew valley, a foreigner arrives in the tribe, is adopted by an old couple that he refers to as his grandparents, and becomes a farmer (even tough in prehistoric times people were strict hunter/gatherers) . The stranger meets the villagers, can talk and gift them items to make friendships, helps with quests. He forages and gathers resources with his tools that have to be upgraded to be able to gather "evolved" tiers of the same materials. A couple of days after his arrival a cave opens up and there he finds strange creatures that can talk and give him quests to progress the story. There is also a location where you get rewards when you have achieved certain milestones, many having to do with collecting certain amount of items. Sure there are some differences, like the fact that puzzles replace combat and the animal friendship/taming is a nice addition and that one yes I agree is innovative but it's just one aspect of the overall game. I'm not saying it's necessarily a bad game but I admit I don't like that it's so similar and I also, like you, found that I loose interest after a while.
I think while talking about the music and sfx, you should showcase it a bit and stop your voiceover at that part, so that we actually get a feel and hear it.
it s sad that stone age in this game is just a gimmick and feels more like a decoration for me. for example - too much different skin colors, as i understend in that time almost all humans was black. and where is my hunting? And people speaks like modern citizens...
Can't comment on the townsfolk cause I did not enjoy interacting with them however the stone age is definitely not a gimmick in this game. The progression in tools, ideas and clan milestones are a breath of fresh air
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It would be cool if this became a series and went through the following time periods.
That's a really good idea!
That’s a brilliant idea👍
or in dlc form :]
I really hope they’ll do this♥️
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Hahaha I would love to meet them if there are more!
I watched your review and hoped to feel differently, but I actually ended up refunding this after an hour of gameplay. While it was interesting, I already could tell this farming sim did not have that addictive loop feel for me that Stardew Valley and others do. I appreciate your honest opinion and it made me feel better about being okay not enjoying it myself! It did run great on the steam deck at least for those looking to get it there!
It really makes you sad when you try so hard to click with a game but can't. But gaming is an escape, it's not okay to force yourself to play something not vibing with you!
I just had this exact same experience.
It is a farming progression game, it is NOT a simulator nor is it actually marketed as one. Not to mention, ONE hour of gameplay, for ANY game, unless it is one of those MTX driven android app games, is NOT enough time to even begin to give it a chance. Anyone looking to do themselves justice to see what a game is about, will easily spend over an hour with it. I personally feel dumping a game after only an hour is more of a cop out and buyers remorse. Possibly buying it because on the praise of others, but knowing you probably wont like it, and using that as a reason to refund. Sorry if this comment seems a little personal, but, just how I feel.
@@wpgngaming-videos888 personally I actually know within an hour of playing whether a game if it’s gonna be for me or not. It either pulls me in or it feels like I’m doing a chore. I still try playing games I don’t enjoy much because I’m hoping I’ll start to like them but I never really do. I always know if I’m gonna like the game or not after I get the feel and understanding of the game world and the main goals it will revolve around. I think the characters and world you are playing in matters a lot, and sometimes I just don’t feel a connection or desire to be in that world. It doesn’t interest me to spend time in it.
That's the exact thing with stardew valley for me, roots of pacha clicked immediately. The vibe, the community working together and living is so much better then stardew, the progression is much better and comftorable and some much needed features in stardew are also all in roots of pacha, like not having such a big map with npcs all over the place without knowing where. And with social events here and there and early on in a friendship makes it so much better as well.
@Miss Bubbles I been waiting for this game for three years and I followed the development of it overtime and I’m so sad I can’t play it right away because I don’t have a PC to play it on! Thankfully I have a Switch and I’m so grabbing it the moment it comes to consoles! Also Let Build A Zoo is getting a aquarium DLC pack too! 💙
I hope you enjoy it on Nintendo Switch💜
Might have to wait a long time for a switch release, I don't see it even listed, you could get a Steam Deck and play it right away though?
@@stevesgaming7475 As a backer of the game it was confirmed to be coming to Switch. They stated on Twitter that it is still coming to Switch also.
@@Tiffany_aka_CeissaDesiste Good stuff! :)
Omg you mentioned me! That made my day! Eeek! 😄♥️ Thanks so much!
This is a game I have wanted for a long time. I played the demo last year and have been waiting ever since. I think it seems really creative and fun. I will be buying it for my PC tomorrow when it releases. Can’t wait!
Hope you have a great time with it
@@MissBubbles thank you!
I really like ROP, I just started bought on day 1 but haven't had a lot of time to really get into it, but so far it's my kind of farming game, I'm always looking for "different" in farming sims and this one certainly is different. It's the game for me, the only thing that worries me now is the mining, like you I can't stand puzzles ( I'm just not good at them and get frustrated)..so I hope that doesn't put me off the game.
Anyways thanks for the review. ☺
You can always use a wiki to help you, which is usually not an option for us when reviewing games!
My only complaint about this game are the fact its advertised on steam as having full controller support, but in practice, it does not.
Ah thank you for letting the bubbly community know!
You know, this game never resonated with me (I'm just not into the Stone Age aesthetic), but the music here has me in a vice grip. What a soundtrack! Might need to add some of these to a cozy tunes playlist nonetheless. Sure seems like they had plenty of fascinating concepts too (though I can't tell whether Ideas would be cool in concept only and annoying in actuality lol we are used to plenty of those conveniences already, unfortunately), though the characters failed to grab me from the marketing too - which, in a farm sim, is a death sentence from me. But I really appreciate you giving this game a fair shake and being so forthright with all your opinions! Hope the next one you cover hits home with you all the more :)
Yeah there's nothing wrong with the game, it's just not the one for me!
stone age in this game,Medivieal times in the 2nd game and ofcourse the vikings,ancient greece and so on to come would be great in the future.
Game looks way better then most i think and it had way moore stuff compared to any 1 tried before(usually farming n building+fishing in some but pretty much it and this game seems to have alot i mean alot more)
I jut tried this game for a little short while today n as that gameplay went i wanted to look it up closer in this video before i might acvtually buy it..
STEAM PRICE 17.49 EURO UNTIL 13TH SEPTEMBER WITH 30% OFF UNTIL THAT DAY SO A GREAT PRICE FOR THIS I THINK...
NOW INTO THE STEAM N PAY TO PLAY(NOT REALLY BUT KIND OF I GUESS) U BUY AND U PLAY LOL
THANKS 4 THIS GREAT REVIEW OF THIS GOOD LOOKING GAME....
I was on the fence about this one, but it's certainly going on my list after this. A great first-look video that really gets to the 'roots' of the game :)
I 👀 what you did there
I had this game on my wish list I’m sold after watching this video!
Thank you for your pure honesty. I was considering buying it but now you've convinced me to wait for a sale!
That's a great idea!
I just found your channel and loved this video! I heard a bit about this game before but learned so much watching your review. I love farming games and puzzles so I’ll have to check this one out!
Looking for reviews on this game and found you for the first time. Great review. I detest puzzles in game, I make Mrs Fabrik figure them out for me lol, so for me I'll probably wait for a sale (but it def looks like a nice game I'll eventually give a try). Looking forward to more vids! Cheers!
Welcome on board! You can always use the wiki for help if you get stuck but that was not available for me when reviewing it
To make sure your animals don't get sick make sure they have enough food and the animal house is clean. If it has the green pile in it it will make the animals sick
So how long does each day in the game take than? I did get Rune Factory 5 last year and I really liked it at first, but over time things started bothering me like the farming mechanics became very tedious especially with the 'leveling up' mechanic when it came to the seeds and other factors. I realize the biggest issue was the pacing, the game felt like it was going on for a long time and a day took over an hour. I was so use to the faster pace of Stardew Valley (I could get through 1 day in 30 minutes). I actually haven't finished the main story yet. It's sad because the game does have great chars and a nice story. I do like the festivals too. For me the best part is the char interactions, but it's not enough for someone like me when the gameplay is lacking. Probably due to the fact that I am an old school gamer when Story wasn't at the forefront of games back in the day, it was all about the gameplay.
So yeah this is a game that interests me, but with so many other games on my wishlist that I want more (like Story of Seasons: It's a Wonderful Life), if I do get the game, it'll be down the line. But yeah pacing in a Farming Sim is a huge factor for me now.
I love puzzles though and have yet to really experience that in a farming sim. But I know I am not the best at certain types of puzzles. Like I love puzzles in Zelda games, but I'll be honest there were types when I needed a guide. I definitely need guides for Genshin Impact because some puzzles you had to think out of the box for them. They reminded me of the first puzzle game I ever played- Myst (and that game threw me for a loop, I was a teen at the time). So I do want to ask, what kind of puzzles were in this game?
Wow great review! I saw you stream with Josh love you guys. This game has beautiful art and it’s got a unique setting, I think I might be sold
SO EXCITED FOR THIS!!!!! I hope it runs well on steam deck
Would be so fun for bed gaming!
Loving all your amazing reviews and content!! You rock!! You help me find all my new games! And you always look gorgeous doing it by the way! 😊
Love these Before You Buy videos. This looks like a nice chill game.
It really is! Are you buying it?
@@MissBubbles If it goes on sale maybe 😊
This game looks adorable and just my kind of game when I want to play a laidback one.
Happy gaming
Yeah i def liked Roots of Pacha at first a lot. But the map is EXTREMELY small. Theres literally the village beach mountains and plains. And those are not big areas really. So i got bored once i had explored those areas and did the cave system only to realize that was it. I had the same problem with animal crossing new horizons that everyone else loved. In animal crossing there is literally nothing to do but decorate a very small island. The villagers don't say or do a lot. And Roots of Pacha felt the same way. Too small of a map. Games like this are fun for like a week irl to play, before you've seen everything the game has to offer and its just changing aesthetics with no way to further progress.
. I enjoyed roots of pacha wayuy more than animal crossing new horizons. But i still got bored after a week. Stardew offers so much more and is so much nore addictive. Roots of Pacha and Animal Crossing are missing that Stardew addictiveness where you just want to play one more day
Fields of Misteria gave me the same addictive one more day feeling but the game isnt full released! Its like 1/4th of a game! And after two days of playing i hit the wall and there was no more content.
Thanks for your review! I just bought the game because of you and your friend! XD
Hope you enjoy it!
Ooh DR. BUBBLES!
I LOVE IT
I absolutely hate the fishing mechanic in this game It is so mindless I mean I know stardews is nothing special But at least it has some vibration and it does require some basic hand eye coordination This is just watching for the bar to fill up and clicking Maybe it gets better as the game progresses but that was the one thing that stood out to me as being very poorly realized I want to love this game So far I’m not super impressed Very well made and all Just not really doing it for me
Looking at your comment, I did not even remember how the fishing mechanic is in Roots of Pacha haha. After making the video, I never went back to it. As innovative as it was, the whole experience was a forgettable one for me. It's a great game, just not for me
Soooo basically there is no challenge. Am i wrong?
Good Video! Well done. You deserve way more Views.
Cheers!
Most informative video about this game on TH-cam. Thank you.
Thanks a lot for another awesome review ❤️❤️❤️❤️ luv yaaaa!!!
Thanks for the video. Looking forward to the game. I guess we have to call you Teddy Clan from now on!
Hahaha we are NOT gonna talk about it
I regret buying this game. I have around 15 hours I think. I hate the ugly pixel graphics. They look rough and unpolished. I hate watering the plants, I hate fishing, and there are too many NPCs all of who are boring and I have no desire to increase any friendship with them. I also think it's dumb that I have to look at a map to locate them. Because the landscape and all the huts look so so similar. I got bored of sunhaven too but at least I got a lot more hours out of it and the game feels way more polished.
I adore Sunhaven and played it a lot more than Roots of Pacha. I know a new major update for Roots of Pacha is out however I'll be skipping that as my experience was very boring haha
@@MissBubbles yes. I will get back into Sun Haven but really can't get back to Roots of Pacha.
I am playing Dinkum atm and I like it.
I honestly don't agree at all with the fact that this is an innovative game, this is a reskin of stardew valley, a foreigner arrives in the tribe, is adopted by an old couple that he refers to as his grandparents, and becomes a farmer (even tough in prehistoric times people were strict hunter/gatherers) .
The stranger meets the villagers, can talk and gift them items to make friendships, helps with quests. He forages and gathers resources with his tools that have to be upgraded to be able to gather "evolved" tiers of the same materials. A couple of days after his arrival a cave opens up and there he finds strange creatures that can talk and give him quests to progress the story. There is also a location where you get rewards when you have achieved certain milestones, many having to do with collecting certain amount of items.
Sure there are some differences, like the fact that puzzles replace combat and the animal friendship/taming is a nice addition and that one yes I agree is innovative but it's just one aspect of the overall game.
I'm not saying it's necessarily a bad game but I admit I don't like that it's so similar and I also, like you, found that I loose interest after a while.
Respect your opinion. Happy gaming!
Interesting, so what other games you don't like that are also similar?
Its inovative with its gaming mechanisms.
SV is not inovative either - It a HUGE love letter to Harvest moon series.
So excited for this game! :)
I probably wont buy it, I am not good at puzzles. :D
You can always use the wiki to help you if you are okay with that!
I like the game, but there are moments where you don't know how to get some ingredients and the days are so short that you don't accomplish much.
Happy to know you're enjoying it!
I think while talking about the music and sfx, you should showcase it a bit and stop your voiceover at that part, so that we actually get a feel and hear it.
For sure can do so next time!
Im very late today. No matter. I will squish that like button nonetheless. 😋
It just got de-listed due to drama with publishers :(
I saw, hope they resolve it soon
@Miss Bubbles it's back now
The no manual save is a deal breaker 😢
I hope they patch one in or something!
Is this on Nintendo switch?
Soon
@@MissBubbles I wonder how many years if waiting 😭even the coral island not yet releasing
Good video looks fun can't wait to play on switch
Hope you enjoy it🌸
it s sad that stone age in this game is just a gimmick and feels more like a decoration for me. for example - too much different skin colors, as i understend in that time almost all humans was black. and where is my hunting? And people speaks like modern citizens...
Can't comment on the townsfolk cause I did not enjoy interacting with them however the stone age is definitely not a gimmick in this game. The progression in tools, ideas and clan milestones are a breath of fresh air
Definitely not a gimmick, as you play it's obvious they draw heavy inspiration from "Clan of the Cave Bear".
I’m really excited for this being Stone Age is a great USP. I’ll be getting on Switch for sure 🫶
Happy gaming