WorldNeverland - Daily Life in the Elnea Kingdom - Another Life Adventure

This game is basically "Rune Factory, but more focused on daily life through the generations than story". It's a good brain off and vibe kind of game. Start as a traveller, do tutorial quests until you can be come a citizen, then you can plant a farm, do dungeons, fish, flirt, and mine. There's several 'jobs' one can acquire via hard work or marriage requirements. Starting from Gen 2 onwards, you can even marry into the game's royal family, which I feel not a lot of games do. For people wondering "why should I pay $30 for a game free on mobile?" PC/SWITCH has various premium features of mobile directly built into it. Of the following, mobile would need to otherwise pay a sub for: - Auto Explore - Auto Battle - Viewing Citizen Details outside your immediate family - Taking Ihm into dungeons - Special Dungeons - Equipping costumes from the character screen And likely more I cant think of at 2am-- Additionally, PC/Switch can buy/do quests for cosmetics that mobile would otherwise need to purchase with irl money, or items acquired from duplicate gacha items. Oh yeah, mobile has a cosmetic gacha. See all those DLC? Those are all FULL gacha sets, which you can buy on PC/Switch for the same price as 2-3 of those outfits randomly pulled on Mobile. The only downsides to PC/Switch compared to mobile are: - Mobile is up-to-date on QoL updates - Mobile gets rotating events - PC is controller support only, though MKB has been mentioned to be WIP - Mobile is more generous with the time-skip item (having an expendable 'time' bar vs PC/Switch's single-use items) If you're okay with needing a $10 30-day sub (or $4 7-day sub) for certain features, but having events and updated QoL, I suggest mobile. If you want a one-time purchase but behind on updates, PC/Switch is entirely valid (but I suggest getting it on sale)

i love this game but it would be actually great if they can improvise the game to actual real player and not virtual player and we can have a conversation with a real life player not virtual

Though the price is a bit high, I loved the Android version. This is an excellent port, that offers many features that would have required a monthly VIP subscription in the phone version. I will probably go ahead and buy the challenge dungeons also. I can honestly say that I spent more than the price of this with expansions playing the android version. I do like that aside from the challenge dungeons, there is alot of dlc that is simply cosmetic. It doesn't affect gameplay, so isn't necessary. But I also like that I can continue to support what I feel is a wonderful game, if I want a cool outfit.