This game is a combination of a turn-based card game and a farming simulator. You "MUST" be into both genres; otherwise, if you are only into either part, the game becomes garbage.

The beginning of this game is, indeed, clumsy. Trust me, I almost uninstalled this game and immediately gave a negative review after playing for 2-3 hours. At the beginning of this game, you can only be a slave and gather items for those NPCs. That's all. I love turn-based games and really hate farming simulators, which is why I really hate this game. But I decided to tolerate it a bit longer so I could get to the fighting part which is not good, but not bad.

After playing it for a while, I found out that the unique taste of this game is "strongly" recommended only for a specific group of people. No wonder why some people really like this game. It combines a turn-based system with a farming simulator which is a two-edged sword. Why? Because although the game contains both genres, those genres are very "shallow", meaning that it's not deep either as a farming sim. or a turn-based game. It's good for casual gamers, but surely not for those who play games seriously due to these shallow elements.

After a month of playing all saved data was lost. When starting a new game that data was immediatley lost. Very disappointing as it was a great game.

The writing and map/level design makes it unplayable for me. The dialogue is really bad and the map is designed in such a way that walking everywhere is super tedious. The beginning of the game also feels aimless and disconnected from the village. I just couldn't get into it.