But there's a tried and true gameplay loop here. It also runs sorta janky, and the character creator lacks a lot of the basic funtions we're used to today. It's fine though. Feels slightly like a ported mobile game but that's not a over-all deal breaker for me.
It's very rough running on my PC. It appears that transparencies didn't render properly. I don't know if it's my graphics card's just incompatible or what.
I've been playing this game for years now. It's just a pleasantly chill experience.
This game is just way too dated to be played on modern machines the way it was designed back in the day. If nothing else, some one needs to revamp to control system to some more akin to Elder Scroll III.
My first experience with the Fallout franchise. This one will always have a place saved for it in my heart.
Without a doubt one of my favorite gams of my lifetime. This will alwys be one of my feel good drop in and lose myself games.
Just know there are way better iterations than this game right here.
I love the art style of Stardew Valley and this gamr captures it really well. This game clearly wears the Pokemon inspiration on it's sleeve, but that a side it doesn't try to out right copy the playstyle of Gyms, elite 4 and half assed sorry story to propel you along. The story in this game is actually pretty good. On par with Pokemon Black even. I highly recommend this game.
Your mileage may vary, but I'm more of a fan of the lightgun mechanics from back in the day. This is a decent atttempt at making it playable on newer hardware.
I fell in love with this game when I first played it. I hada clear inspiration from the Pokemon franchise, but a side from monster catching / battling. This game's story is well put together, the internal mechanic make it really conture to how you the player want to interact with the game. It has enough love and care put into it that it's literally one of my favorite daily games.
