Recent reviews by SophiaFireweaver

I would not recommend this, unfortunately. It's a shame, too, as I was looking forward to it for ages and had had it wishlisted for a while, eagerly counting down until I could install. . .

And then I played it. The controls are unintuitive, there are bugs everywhere, such as seeds vanishing after I put them down and it not registering there are seeds planted, asking me to dig a 3 hole trench and after digging a single hole, it counts as if I'd done it all, chopping down trees to make planks for a tutorial and it taking ALL my logs to make a single plank, rather than the 2 logs the tutorial says and not allowing me to make any more.

As it stands, this game is damn near unplayable.

I requested a refund and may buy it again later, but only if there's VAST improvements.

This game is amazing. If you love Disney, you'll love this. It's so much fun. Being able to design your Valley how you want, with Disney characters accompanying you. The story is really good, too. It can get dark in places, but doesn't Disney do that anyway? Can't recommend this enough to Disney lovers.

Absolutely love this game. I was never really into Fallout until Fallout 3, but I never really finished it. This one I own on the ps4, bought it when it was on offer (just like this copy) and fell in love with it. Saw it on sale here, so I had to buy it.

The game is a ton of fun and I highly recommend it.

I've only played 77 hours (Yeah, yeah, I know, filthy casual) but Ive loved every minute playing it. My computer can just about handle it, but I'd spend more time playing if I could. If I had a more powerful computer I don't think I'd stop playing. It's so addictive, especially with the DLC. Building your own home, customising it, adopting kids, having said kids come home with a pet Frostbite Spider, prompting me to say no thanks to crippling arachnophobia, then throwing fireballs at the thing and destroying the nice decorations I spent ages gathering items for and building.

I love the whole romance part of the game, too, especially in a huose you build yourself. I married someone, the name escapes me, brought her home to a lovely home I'd built by a lake (just ignore the Necromancers, dear, I'll handle them) only to have her say how awful the house was. Well. She had to go. Luckily there was no one around to see her body hit the water, followed shortly by a Necromancer.

I recommend this game for anyone who loves open ended stories and open worlds you can explore for years and still find new things.