This game is undeniably cute, with charming visuals and delightful music that draw you in. The story and characters are endearing, and as a fan of RIOT lore, I'm motivated to complete it despite some frustrations.

The skill tree is more about item crafting tied to story quests, but it’s often unclear when skills and items become accessible. The aura system can be overwhelming, forcing you to rush between locations for different auras and supplies.

It’s frustrating to need an item, realize you’re missing something, and then find yourself stuck in a cycle of gathering materials. For instance, to mend a fence, I needed wood and copper wire, which required separate locations and tools I didn't have. The constant back and forth for materials and auras becomes tedious and overwhelming.

While I'm used to grindy casual games, this one feels particularly burdensome, juggling location farming and inventory management. I acknowledge my ADHD may make this harder for me, and although I recommend the game, I often find myself putting it down after a couple of hours due to constant crafting and aura road blocks.

The complexity of solutions to each mission ramps up from the start, with little to no guidance on how many things work. It was enjoyable for a couple hours, but very quickly got to the point where I couldn't move forward without a tutorial for pretty much every next step in the game. It was cute and enjoyable but I just could not figure out most anything in the game and will no longer play it.

So much i want to give thumb up, i can't. I love how cute the designs are, but they're sucks in explanation. Often time I don't know where to go to meet the NPC, what to do to get certain item, etc, and i had to open walkthrough from google all the times! That's not a relaxing game in my opinion, not very handy and confusing af. I don't mind grind, I don't mind foraging stuff, i do mind when things get unnecessarily confusing

Fajna gierka na zabicie nudy. Gra typu "wytwórz coś z czegoś" :D

do bezmyślnej szarży zgłaszam się dumnie 🫡

This game really sucked me in.
For those of you complaining that it's too complicated, the game tells you everything if you know where to look. The map tells you where to find characters, resources, and auras; the skill tree tells you when you'll unlock crafting recipes; and the quest log tells you how to complete quests. A tip for new players, sleep often to get those experience orbs.
This is a very linear game (which I appreciate) so if you're looking for an open-ended crafting game, this is not it. I know nothing about League of Legends but I still really enjoyed my time with this game.

Its something different and fun to play.

Very adorable and chill game. Having a lot of fun with it so far :)

let us kill teemo

I have mostly good things to say here, I do like the game, it's worth picking up 100% BUT eventually when you have nothing to play, or a good discount like what the game has been offering for some time now (60% off).

First and foremost, I know this is from same dev that made GK, and I really love their idea of unlocking things, and here it is more balanced, only bad thing is you have to sleep to get the points, I don't believe we needed to do that in GK, and sleeping serves no purpose here, no difference between morning and night times, so wasn't needed.

I absolutely LOVE the backpack idea, you have EVERYTHING with you, even though you can do multiple things in this game like throw a party, and have a food stand, etc. It's so funny that this is what I first thought the game "Moonstone Island" would be. And to have even your greenhouse inside. Only thing, I wish you could fast travel to it.
SO good, kind of sad that it is lost here on this game, not that it's a bad game, but because of my next point.

Now, the MAIN problem with this game is that it is more or less linear, there is not much freedom unfortunately. It is mostly structured, you go to a new town, make a food stand, throw a party, and that's it for the most part especially first 4 - 5 hours, it opens up a bit afterwards, but it still has the same gameplay idea. Would have loved more freedom and for it to be more open like GK, or just have more depth and things to do, but I think the story affects the gameplay.