The Last Craftsman

Очень понравилась игра и концепция. Играешь за местного человека_на_все_руки жители просят тебя чего-то сделать, но не заставляют. Чем больше делаешь для жителей тем выше твой рейтинг в гильдии. Чем выше рейтинг тем больше доступно всяких улучшений для мультитула. В игре любопытная схема с тегами, рецепты крафтинга требуют определенные теги в определенном кол-ве а не какие-то конкретные предметы. типа нужен тег "дерево" 20 штук для стола. А тэг дерево могут иметь совершенно разные предметы конечно-же всякие бревна, некоторая мебель, и даже есть "деревянная" рыба :) из недостатков пожалуй по сравнению с другими фермами немного не хватает информации базовой. Не указано сколько растут растения, какие растения дают много урожаев а какие только один. Не указано какие подарки понравились людям.

It reminds me of farm sims / scifi games/ fishing games Nothing specific there cards collect and research input that help you evolve I find characters interesting and different Foe, former builder wants to destroy the town odd, he could just left. Bunch puzzles which is unexpected Robot - you can't clone Forest you can't help Like: clothes and materials you can collect Dislike: materials to gain require finishing bulletin board quests some not as simple General opinion: Money is everything and growing food and materials are essential in surviving in the game. Defeating your foe is essential in saving the town. Don't forget to unlock the clothes otherwise people outfits won't change. Eating is essential to recover from energy loss or you end up passing out and not ideal to pass out. Just don't eat leaves it doesn't give you enough energy.

In this game you can make a table out of fish. ... Not sold yet? Alright. This game takes clear inspiration from Stardew in its format, but puts in some incredibly cool twists that make it wholly its own. • The crafting system alone - items have category tags that let them be substituted as materials, so a fish with the Wood tag can indeed make a table - could serve its own game, but oh, it also has a unique and fun fishing mechanic, and Slay the Spire-esque combat, and there are ways around things if you don't enjoy engaging in something specific. • The writing is funny and doesn't overstay its welcome; there's no romance (yet...I have hope for a future update!), but the character quests, while short, do a lot to make the town feel like an actual community, and I love the way changes you make in the quests have an actual impact - one character asked for a stroller so she could take her infant sibling on a walk, and the day after I gave it to her I saw her using it on her afternoon walk! • I have the Summer theme stuck in my head still, and the sound design is really satisfying, especially the harvesting. • Speaking of harvesting, the omnitool is a really cool mechanic and I love it. I thought it'd be clumsy to use on the Steamdeck, but the touchpad actually makes it super smooth. • In general, aside from a few menu/UI issues (needing to manually trigger the keyboard, swapping between some menus, etc), the Steamdeck experience has been great. Protip: don't set the UI to 2x. 1.5 was the sweet spot for me in terms of readability/usability. • If you're an automation sicko like me, holy crap can you automate things in this game. You don't necessarily need to, it's balanced in a way that you can definitely just do things manually if you want, but I take a lot of satisfaction in breaking a game's economy over my knee and there's plenty of room for that here. • The dev is super responsive in Discord, which is always a plus for me. If you're looking for something fresh in the Stardewlike genre, look no further.