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At the moment, this game is very "early access" and NOT a finished product. It has a very cute art style that I love and I enjoy playing this style of game, but it desperately needs some quality of life improvements.

For instance, the tools are so clunky; instead of being linked to the scroll wheel like every other game they require you to move your hand over to the arrow keys.
Another issue is that there are multiple areas in the start of the game that completely cause you to softlock your game. The biggest issue is the "Wild in the Aisle" quest that causes you to get locked in the crafting menu without a way to get out.

I would LOVE to see this game get better, but for now this is a terrible first impression to give people right as the game is released. I'll change my review once the game improves, but for now it's probably just better to wait until the game is actually playable to purchase it.

EDIT:
Thanks to the devs for listening to everyone's feedback and fixing most issues in just a few days time! I've had no issue playing through the tutorial this time around and the intro even seems much smoother than before. The cluncky tool selection is still annoying, but disregarding that the game has been very enjoyable this time around.

This game is great fun, especially if you're playing with friends.

This is probably the game I've come back to off and on again longer than any other. It's the perfect thing for just killing an afternoon or destressing after work. The not-so-simple "simple life" sucks you in and before you know it hours have gone by.

This is THE BEST game for killing hours and hours of boredom! Beating the game may be simple or frustrating on how the random encounters play out for you and what strategies you've employeed. Regardless of whether I've died to the final boss for the 4th time in a row or died to the 2nd area's grunts I LOVE this game! I cannot recommend it enough to everyone! I only wish that this game had more to it, but I still play it again and again.

This is a very fun game that tells an intriguing story. I love the way this game looks and controls. It might not be the best way to learn to type for younger players, but for those looking to get back into the groove of typing faster this is a fun way to get your fingers back into high gear.

This is a fun and cheap educational game. I enjoyed learning a little backstory on each of the constellations and the pattern repitition may just help me find them in the sky easier at night. However, there are a few things I think it could have added or could still add:

1. Constellation Imagery - Everyone imagines the constellation's forms differently, but having a vague image to work with could help younger children link 3 dots with a dog or a string of dots as a snake. Something simple could go a long way to helper them remember it longer.

2. More constellation information - The few facts and tidbits of info were nice, but I'd love to sink my teeth into something more since we're already thinking of this as an educational game. Give us some more information/trivia to keep our minds entertained.

3. I understand the Northern Hemisphere is the most recognizable constellation map, but what about the Southern Hemisphere? Possible DLC for later? Or perhaps something to add into the game in a future update. *wink, wink, nudge, nudge*

The Civilization series has had such high praise and comes from an almost "prestigious" line of games that it was pretty daunting for me to ever pick up and play. However, Civ 5, being my first introduction to the series, is a lot of fun. It has a lot of little things that do take time to understand fully and be able to take advantage of, but overall the controls were easy to pick up and learn. What other game can have me spend ~24 hours on my very first game (which was basically the tutorial) and still have fun?!

This is a very cheeky, fun, short game that I respect for trying to hide the secrets held within. You'll get a laugh playing this and since it's free to play, plus only about 15 minutes in length, there's no reason not to give it a shot.

My only gripe, however, is with the game's bugs. Being made by a small group of people, it inevitably had some issues; most noteably with its' achievements. They tend to work or not work depending on how your Steam client feels that day...and, while the Devs said they would fix this issue it's been a year and nothing has been done about it. So, if you're not OCD and don't mind not getting that 100% game completion, I fully recommend this game to you and your friends.

This is an intriguing game about what you would do if you suddenly could get everything your heart desired: money, fame, women! However, what price would you be willing to pay for that power? Would you sell your soul to see your boss taken down a peg or to sleep with that hot chick at the bar? Ultimately, the decision is always up to you. While interesting, this is a pretty short game even with the multiple endings; only running me about 6 hours in total.

This is a very short, but sweet game. The running time for this is about 2 hours in all, but it has a good message about how people shouldn't be afraid to be honest with themselves and explore their emotions. Straight, gay, lesbian, bi, or any other orientation, people just want to be loved. So share this game with a friend if you think they could use this kind of message. ^^