Roots of Pacha

Easy recommend tbh, plenty of content, interesting story, nice mechanics. Roots of Pacha is one of the best if not the best cosy game I have ever played.

I have never been so invested in a game in my life. I've played so many cozy/ farming games and Roots of Pacha takes the cake for me. The dialogue is especially wonderful. Characters will notice your accessories, comment on cutscenes you've had with other characters, and there is true character development that I love engaging with. Befriending the villagers has always been the lowest on my priority list, but I genuinely want to get to know these characters. I adore the ideas and prophecies, it's such a unique way to guide the main story quests. I cannot recommend this game enough, I bought it first on PC but after my first in-game year I also bought it on my switch so I could take this game on the go. It has consumed the last month of my life and I have no regrets.

This is a really fun game and I enjoyed it very much.
The pros: I love the music, the animal taming aspect, the large farm areas, the numerous crafting machines, the economy, the farming and irrigation-system and the very cute homes.
The cons: animal sicknesses OMG and trying to heal them daily and find the necessary mats to do it, stamina is hard to maintain without food, the cave isn't fun for me, and the graphics are simplistic (but I adjusted and find them pleasing).

This game, while with a learning curve, is packed with enough content that you will never run out fun things to do. If you looking for a game like Stardew Valley, give it a try.

Roots of Pacha is a fabulous game. This is my second playthrough and I love that there are still updates and new content being released.

This game is similar to stardew, but for me stardew needed mods to be playable. This game has so much default qol that stardew ignored, it's wonderful on it's own. It also has a less grindy more forgiving main story. It's not an rpg, and there's no fighting, but dang is it a lovely little adventure that I've opted to replay once already.

Controller recommended, steam deck wonderful!

I really enjoy this game! The prehistoric setting provides a fresh take on the farming sim genre, where you can domesticate the flora and fauna you come across, as well as invite some animals into your home. I would definitely recommend this to someone who has become a little tired of SDV or other similar games.

So fun, big game, but not overwhelming at all.. Really enjoying it.

I really like it. I tend to rail against 'Stardew-like', the term is applied to any farming game it seems. Buut this one definitely is lol, it's got the same mechanics, even the same mechanic quirks, like breaking an rng amount of rocks in the mine to progress. No combat, at least when I played, and I honestly really love all of the characters, it was hard to choose which one to date (so I didn't, polyamory is allowed haha).

It's great vibes, and I did become more interested in the neolithic era after playing, so there's that! My major critique is irrigation systems are unlocked way too late, it was the major thing I was interested in and you only get it close to finishing the game, and it's still a manual process :/

This game is so much fun! I hesitated even buying it at the start because the character in the promo looks like a goofball, but thankfully, the characters were much more appealing than him. I love the setting and the various progressions. I also liked all of the npcs and their stories. One thing that struck me as unusual is that you can be married and still date others with no problems.
The art style is excellent and even the UI matches perfectly. I didn't encounter any bugs or difficulties with the controls. I really like that you can change the length of the day and also avoid certain puzzles. There's even at least 4 references to The Wizard of Oz in the dialog with your child. That really amused me.
I heartily recommend this game.

This has to be the strongest title in the genre I've played in a long time. This game really nails all of the best aspects of farming sims and manages to make the parts that are often a slog massively more palatable. There hasn't been a single time when I've thought "well I wish I didn't have to do this bit". This might have the only fishing mini-game that I don't hate of any game I've ever played, farming sim or otherwise. It's the very best kind of innovative, with all the gameplay elements that I haven't seen in any other farming sim actually feeling worthwhile and making the game more fun. Something that can often ruin a farming sim is with a large cast of characters they can often feel quite flat and hollow. The characters and community here feel absolutely lively and react impressively dynamically to events, for example I got a pet bunny and a few days later one of my neighbours commented on it. I've seen from their dev posts that they aren't done adding content yet, and I am seriously excited to see what more they're going to add to what is already an extremely good game

This game is absolutely amazing. It takes after Stardew Valley, but improves a lot. I adore the tightly knit Pachan community, how everyone works together for the betterment of the clan. All the characters are interesting to get to know (my BFFS are Igrork, Vuak and Ata).
The art and music are fantastic - I love the attention to detail.
This game changed my mood from "Oh no, caves" to "Hell yes, caves!". Now I'm visiting my glyphodon buddies just to say hi and chill.
You can tame animals, breed them, grow and improve on your crops: from wild versions to succulent prize winners. My third generation extra fast piggie Pebbles has won me all the races)
10/10 for me, thank you, Soda Den team.

I cannot stop playing this game it is super fun and amazing to play with!!! I can spend hours playing this game.

This is such a charming little game, yes the comparisons to things like Stardew are unavoidable in today's cozy pixel farming sims. But asides from art-style, it has its own unique play feel not seen in lots of these games! I love the grind of learning new things, it fits the environment well and doesn't feel forced. I'm nearly through my first year, and don't feel like I've earned everything too fast, but it's not an endless grind either. It's found a good balance in that aspect.

I haven't done any breeding yet, but i adore the animal designs. I think the music taming is a super cute idea i haven't seen before.

Npc dialogue can be a bit lacking at times, on rainy days I've had everyone say the exact same things every time. But most other days it tends to be unique dialogue. I do love the npc designs, the pixel portraits are gorgeous, sprites are simple as to be expected but the style's cute enough for me to enjoy them.

Overall this is a super cute fun little game, that i'd definitely recommend to any farm sim enjoyers or anyone looking for Stardew like styles and games.

The devs clearly love the game and keep working on it, adding more cool stuff to play with. If you liked Stardew, this game is at the very least worth a try.

It's exactly what it says it is - a sim game with a caveman theme, and that's fantastic. It's enjoyable, charming, and pretty!

This game is glorious! I kept eyeing it... Trying to see if I should play it or not... My farming experience only stems from very early Harvest Moon games, so... Then Touk's image popped up and the game practically bought itself. I don't even know how it got into my library!

If this is the final great game I will ever play? So be it.

The game isn't hard to learn. It isn't overwhelming. Sure it has lots of stuff, but it's introduced a little at a time. Plus, it's presented and designed in a way in which you want to mess with it or make the item shown.

Hell...! There is even a mystery to go with the story. SO GOOD!

There is far more dialogue too than I remember being in a farming game. I am used to hearing the same 3-4 lines continuously and here? It's like a whole new world of speech.

And ah... Glorious Touk. My MC surely loves you to death. (I still can't understand how he is dumb... But okay).

It's just great. Good. Lovely and I had a blast with it.

A game that will be remembered... For a long while. :>

Thank you...! :D :D :D <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3

This is one of the most charming games I have ever played. The art style, the characters...everything is on point. Every time I thought this game was slowing down, they threw something new into the mix. I just love it. And reading the recent dev updates just makes me more excited. 10/10

You might think, this is just another one of these pixel art farming games, but nope, it is not. This one is quite unique. The story line is quite different and complex. The cuteneslevel is average (well, for my taste, for you it might look different) but you can see that they have put a ton of effort, hear and soul into it. There are mini games involved and from what I've seen so far, they are refreshingly different from what you can find in other games. The fishing game is something I haven't seen in 24 years of gaming. I truly enjoy this game. Give it a try, I'm pretty sure you would enjoy it too.

Oh and before I run off, this game runs very smooth. Haven't encountered any bugs yet.

I've really enjoyed Roots of Pacha. It's a neat setting for the genre with a few mechanics I've not seen in other farming sim games. I love the characters and I think the writing is well done. If you like these types of games and are looking for a new one to play, I really recommend giving this a try.

Phenomenal game, still getting new content updates. worth full freight and even maybe more.

This is a game that scratches a certain itch for me and there are so many aspects of this game that are equally my favorite. For starters, I currently have 49 barn animals and I haven't maxed out yet. There's one grain that can be re-harvested and once the jungle is unlocked, you can harvest it all year round so until you've maxed out stats for your animals, you can reap better quality animal droppings by feeding your animals said grain.

Another aspect I love (and also hate) is the amount of romanceable characters. You can pick and choose who you'd like to date, and you can continue dating the different characters after you get married (or opt not to). Relationships decay like most farming sims; however, at this point in time, relationships continue to decay even after maxing out hearts. There is an accessory that can be unlocked late game to prevent decay, which is great but out of three accessory slots, one would always be taken unless relationships aren't important to you of course.

There's a lot of mixed reviews on the cave system, but it's definitely one of my favorites. There are games (aka puzzles) inside the caves and some pitch black areas that you'll need to navigate, but I had a BLAST exploring and finishing the caves. I grew up on puzzle games so it was relatively easy for me to accomplish, but it can definitely be challenging for someone who isn't a fan of puzzles.

One last aspect I'd like to include in this review is the variety in items. There are a TON of different crops, trees, decor, clothing, and accessories to choose from. For the other clans, you can partake in trading via reciprocity (goods exchanged for goods instead of currency) which makes it affordable to retrieve items to cook or decorate with.

Some things that are less enjoyable for me would be the automation systems, water wheel and irrigation (both you'll eventually unlock). There are some items that can be multi-purpose and if the setting is the wrong option for water wheel (changes once per day), it'll spit out whatever the setting is for. An example is oats. You can either use the mill for oat flour or the press for oat milk. Oat flour is useless right now, because there aren't recipes that call for oat flour specifically, but there are recipes that call for the grain by itself. I use oat milk for cheese, because most recipes call for any cheese and it's easier to get the best quality for oat cheese, than it is to get the best quality for goat cheese. I believe there is only one recipe right now that calls for goat cheese so I would personally save my high quality goat cheese for that one.

Speaking of cooking, when you are about to prepare food, make sure you click each item inside the recipe to verify it uses the items you want. Otherwise the game will decide which items to use. There isn't enough room in the fridge for every item you'll need to cook with so I suggest stocking a chest with additional items.

On to the irrigation system. You have to pump it daily for it to water your crops, which is annoying. If you want to move the system, you have to do it basically piece by piece. If you pick up the extenders, it'll remove the trenches that are connected to it so that does save time, but I've wasted whole days removing the irrigation system and placing it somewhere else since only 9 trenches can be connected to the extenders.

I would suggest having an idea of which animals you'd like to farm the most. If you want to unlock rare and legendary versions of any animals, you'll need a few barns. There's an animal that shows up in Year 2 which will make you the most amount of money, but If money isn't important to you, I'd suggest starting with a couple boars for fur and then eventually yarn, at least 2-4 ibex for horns (males) and milk (females), and then a few ostriches for feathers (males) and eggs (females). You can ride them around too! I never planned on having 49 barn animals but here I am with 6 barns, breeding all the animals to max stats.

I currently have 3 breeding pens, and I would suggest breeding one pair of animals a day. You'll wake up a few days later and if the baby isn't the color, gender, and/or stats that you want, restart the day until it is. I once had two breeding pens going at the same time and it was tough to roll for two babies because I wanted specific colors and genders. With the next update, we'll be able to breed different species to get certain animals that we can't otherwise find in the wild, which will be really cool!

If you made it this far, I congratulate you and I hope I have convinced you to try out this game :)

I'm in love with this game. It just keeps giving and I've been playing an unhealthy amount. It's so charming and I actually never feel bored. Incredible work. I honestly haven't really had fun playing games for years, I've just been playing things socially without actually enjoying the games very much. I've been so happy playing this though.

To say its like prehistoric stardew is an understatement!
I really love how the player originally comes from the clan/village. It really capture the community vibe where the player's house is right in the village itself instead having a separate house in different map/end of the village.
Clan members also do their part with the project contributions.
Multiplayer gameplay is also more immersive since we get to share cutscenes and all players included in it.
The calendar event also have lots of stuff to do and not just you attending and speaking with npcs. Trial cave is also different, having to go through puzzles instead of randomly generated levels.

Only letdown is that there are no enemies/monsters in the game which makes it quite boring at times but its okay since it fits the narrative perfectly for Pachans are peaceful tribe.
Fully played on legion go, controller works fine.

TLDR ; its damn fun. not your typical farming game.

It's alright. Basically stardew valley, but with ancient vibes. Gameplay loop and most mechanics are identical, but it does feature new mechanics like domestication and transmutation. It is also missing combat, or, in fact, any sort of violence compared to stardew. Stability and performance are almost perfect: I've seen no crashes and only one instance of input lag in UI. Overall quality is good; there is an annoying bug that can happen when you water a device that waters adjacent tiles; I would think that the #1 most common activity in the game would deserve a little more quality control, but what do I know. At least it's the only bug that I encountered in the entire game. Character writing is alright. It's a little shallower than in some other farming sims, but they are good enough to do the job. There are some... interesting choices when it comes to pacing and balance: this game goes from "oh my god, I have 70 active quests and am completely overwhelmed, and also broke and can't afford to buy seeds" to "I don't have any active quests and am not entirely sure how I'm supposed to progress, and have more money than I can spend in a lifetime" at about the midway point. It's mostly consistent when it comes to sticking to its prehistoric atmosphere, but it does occasionally slip into modern scientific terms. The prophecy that mentions something about nutrients is the most cursed thing ever. Despite all the downsides I mentioned, it's still a good game because it inherits everything else from stardew. In conclusion, this farming sim is sufficiently distinct from stardew to justify its existence and is sufficiently good to justify its price

I love this game so much. It has everything I like about Stardew Valley, but without combat and with a few more mechanics. One of my favorites is that as the tribe prospers things change without your involvement, like putting up torches and making a laundry spot, it really makes the world of Pacha feel real and not like everything is simply a response to what you've done.

It's a fun little farming game that really emphasizes community. Your farm isn't in another area it's right next to the rest of the town. Also as an avid animal lover and serial animal tamer I love the variety of animals you can tame and keep.

Bought this blind looking for something cozy to play (I also liked the pre-historic theme) and was pleasantly surprised. 147 hours in. Already on my second play through...I just can't get enough. Absolutely ADORE everything about this game. It's wholesome, relaxing, cute, and the NPCs actually have depth. Highly, highly recommend. Excited for the big update.

This is one of the best games I have ever played. it is so creative, so full of heart, and truly delightful to play across all aspects. 10/10 amazing love it wonderful!!!!!

Do you wish Stardew Valley had less capitalism? More community? Get this game.
Are you on the fence about the art style? Get it anyway. It'll grow on you faster than you'd expect.

I love the characters, love that I can date every romancable character at once. I really appreciate that the caves are puzzles instead of combat based.

obsessed. purchased exactly a week ago and have already spent 55 hours on this game. roots of pacha features EVERYTHING i've been looking for in a game; taming animals (it even has rare and legendary animals you can collect!), adorable pets and house decorations, interactive events with npcs, secrets in caves, evolution, and so much more. i can't even begin to express how fun it is. my only problem is that i didn't buy it sooner; worth every penny

Its so different than any other cozy game that i have played. When it comes to cozy games the baseline is stardew valley, in which all other cozy games are compared to. HOWEVER, this game is so different!!!!! There are so many interesting mechanics when it comes to caving, taming animals, and fishing. Its so easy to get lost in this game.

I started playing this game again recently. It had been over a year since I opened it, and now I wonder why it took me so long to return to it. This cozy farming game occurs in a prehistoric environment where the clan advances through community involvement, whether that is helping an NPC with an idea or placing items in the contribution box. Seeds are first foraged and then can be exchanged with contribution points once the nursery is built, where you can also get tree seedlings. Instead of combat in the caves, the player must solve puzzles and upgrade tools to advance to different areas. The map feature shows where the NPCs are and will show plant seed locations once you have found them. Overall, I enjoy this game and am still discovering new things about it.

Roots of Pacha is a relaxing and beautiful game. The art is awesome, the crafting system is fun and the dialogues aren't bad either. I love how you can discover ideas and grow the village little by little. I love farming, exploration and community building games and this has it all. I really love it. (Oh! fishing is nice too! would love it if fishing could have small treasure boxes or some items as well, but it's good anyway!)
I play on my steam deck while it's docked.

A great experience both solo and coop. I love the research aspect and all the new technologies it unlocks. I hope that there is a follow up game leading us further into a future timeline. Coop is easy, reliable, and works fantastic.

i don't normally write reviews on games however i feel this one absolutely deserves it! Roots of Pacha is such a breath of fresh air in the Farming sim genre! it brings its own uniqueness that a lot of farming sims these days lack. Im currently sitting at 70 hours and still feel like there is so much to do and achieve!!
This has easily become one of my favourite cozy games to play!

Awesome game highly recommend but on steam deck been having trouble loading the game in hat last few weeks

It seems similar to Stardew Valley but not so much, its very unique on its own, theres so much to do. Fun game to play.

Holy cow, I've tried a lot of different farming games that try to dramatically alter the setting but I think Roots of Pacha is the first one I've played that's really committed fully to it. And I freaking love it. Even if this is going to be a pretty familiar gameplay loop to anyone whose touched a farming RPG, the pre-historic setting has led to basically everything having some new twist that makes it feel fresh. The game sets out with the idea that you're cave person in a tribe where everyone serves a role, and yours involves the harvest. Every day before you even get your personal results, you see the clan's contribution points that goes up whether you've done anything or not - making it feel like you're one of many. As your tribe establishes itself, different members will present "ideas" to you, basically cave men beginning to invent things like a sprinkler equivalent or a barn. Ranking up seeds is presented as domestication. Ranching requires you to tame wild animals and frankly it's cool that the selection of them is so unique compared to other farming games (no chickens here! Ostrich eggs baybee!) All of the festivals are unique to this game - like the cave painting festival where you just go wild on a wall for personal amusement. And of course... DANCING! DANCE WITH EVERYONE! DANCE WITH YOUR BAD CAVE SELF!

If I have any real complaints, while the overall theme of the clan is well done the individual tribesman are a bit flat. I can certainly tell them all apart, but I haven't yet seen some of the real juicy drama that say, Stardew Valley, has. But I'm not that far into the social system yet so I can't judge it too much.

I'm sad a game this polished is going rather under the radar - I only found out about it because I saw it recommended a lot in a cozy games subreddit. So I had to write a review to help boost it, if only a little.

I do love a farming simulator, but this adds so much to the cozy aesthetic. The creativity in this game is unmatched and i have never seen so many fantasy, and historical elements in a game like this. I really do hope it gets the love it deserves

I love this game. The concept is very cool. It's so easy to get into and it holds my interest long-term. Super relaxing with an interesting theme and backstory. If you like Stardew Valley, you will likely enjoy this. That being said, there are some mechanics I don't love but it doesn't bother me enough to truly be upset, just a matter of preference.

i love roots of pacha! I've played so much stardew over the years and I'm sick of it. Pacha is the first successor of stardew to actually add new mechanics imo, and i'mma fan. The tribes people are cute, i love the progression system, the animal taming, etc. definitely worth it and especially worth it on sale!

An excellent addition to the farming sim genre, offering a familiar formula with fresh twists through its unique setting, engaging storyline, and slightly modified mechanics. The absence of combat creates a more relaxed experience compared to similar games. So far i like it and it's a good switch up from Fields of Mistria.

A fantastic iteration of the farming sim genre. The formula is familiar but the setting, storyline, and slightly altered mechanics make it stand out and not feel like a copy paste of other games. No combat so much more laidback than other games. Only complaint would be that the animal taming system can be a bit grindy and tedious if you want rare variations of animals. I had pretty much finished the game by the time I got an animal with maxed out stats. Some of the end game content does make getting variations easier, but breeding for stats still takes a long time for what feels like little reward.
Other than that, it's probably my favorite farming sim that I've played and holds very well against the genre standard of Stardew Valley.

He llegado a la perfección en stardew valley y buscando otro juego de granjas y agricultura encontré roots of pacha. Primero de todo, este juego tiene MUY buenos NPCs, con personalidades, diálogos e interacciones muy interesantes. Las contribuciones del clan hacen parecer que no están ociosos, que avanzan contigo y progresan en sus trabajos como tú, mejorando entre todos la aldea. El sistema de cuevas lineal es muy interesante, pero es muy importante que los nuevos jugadores no lo den por hecho porque en él está la clave del progreso en la historia principal. El juego siempre trata de dar un sentido dentro de su historia a todos los avances tecnológicos que el jugador necesita para aumentar la productividad de la granja, y se agradece mucho. Los desarrolladores son activos, actualizando constantemente, y tiene muy buena comunidad. Yo personalmente decidí jugar sin ver ni una sola wiki, ni un solo videotutorial, y es completamente posible y se disfruta más así, descubriendo por ti mismo cómo avanzar la historia y desbloquear las ideas y las mejoras.
En lo personal, pude completar la pirámide en el primer año sin problemas, siendo mi primera partida, así que la progresión está equilibrada. Si no te gusta el sacrificio de los animales que cuidas, puedes deshabilitarlo y aparte no es necesario para avanzar en absoluto.

Mis únicas quejas, que no creo que sean tales, son que no puedes modificar la posición de la cama dentro de tu casa, así que cuando la mejoras al máximo está muy lejos de la puerta y es más posible desmayarse dentro, y que limpiar el campo puede llegar a ser un poco tedioso (cuando juegas solo, claro, creo que en multiplayer sería muy fácil) hasta que desbloqueas algunas mejoras.

Los gráficos son excelentes, me gusta mucho la variedad de cultivos y productos artesanales, y espero que hagan gráficos específicos en un futuro para las producciones de las diferentes verduras y frutas. La música es bastante buena, pero no creo que sea el elemento más destacable del juego.

~TLDR: Prehistoric Stardew Valley, 9/10~
~Summary: Roots of Pacha is a farming and life simulator in the same vein as Stardew Valley, but with a much larger scope. It feels much bigger than Stardew, has more interactions, more npcs and more romance options. Now, if you know my 500+ (700+**) hours in Stardew, trust me when I say this is a worthy time investment. Plus, children don't just stay tiny forever, they yearn for the fields!
+Pros+
+Unique biomes: so far the game consists of a handful of biomes, from the dry savanna to the lush forests to the rocky and mysterious caves. Each biome has its own animals, population, collectables and more. A journey to the Beach is different than visiting the Jungle.
+Fun NPCs: there are over 20 npcs to interact with at any given time; theyre all unique with opinions, personalities, and gossip! Romance is fun and engaging and dancing is a heck of a time! Igrork really knows how to shake it down! Plus, NPCs seem to collectively and passively grow to like you, so you don't have to gift every single person a gift twice a week.
+Routine: Each NPC has their own routine, which changes the further you progress. Igrork will go from sweeping all day to tending the seed nursery to silently judging your farm while you desperately try to sort your chests.
+Events: each season has at least 2 events, which keeps things fresh as you get to greet even more new faces, learn more, and gossip! From what I understand, some NPCs are only accessible via the festival, so you don't get tired of them.
+My personal favorite: the money system. Instead of selling carrots for fungible paper, you gain good will from your fellow Pachans, also known as contributions. Its a similar system to money, but it makes it feel that every choice you make is supported by the tribe. Getting an Olla? Support you. Investing in a Copper pot; go for it! Helping to build a station for Tare, rock on!
+Animals: animals fall into two classifications: pets and functional. There are 4 (I think) animals that you can recruit as pets, that will chill around your house, love you, play with you and even fetch items for you at some points. Function animals stay in a shed and will provide relevant items: like milk, eggs and fur.
+Farming: I like the farming system in this game, thats all. Olla go wheee.
+Quick fire rounds+
+Music
+Aesthetic
+Character and Level Design
+Character customization
+Challenge difficulty
-Cons-
-Animals: the animal recruitment system is very unique and sometimes a little annoying, only being able to gain the trust of 4 animals a day is a little annoying, but it ensures you have a relationship before inviting the animal to the tribe.
-Rain on the Farm: a nitpick, but it would be great if Ollas refilled when it rained.
-Accessories: you are allowed 3 accessories, 1 fully bonded and 2 others. Getting the materials to upgrade them is a pain, especially when there is no guarantee that you'll find what you need.
~Overall~
~Roots of Pacha is a fun addition to the life/farming sim genre and should be on the wishlist of any fan of the genre. Very excited for the future of the game, especially with the eventual release of 1.3. Stay tuned!

Such a fun game so far! It was an alternate version of stardew valley for me!

I know most people compare it to stardew valley, and while i do not think it right to judge games only by comparing them, i'll still say that i like roots of pacha way better. The pre-historic setting itches that part of my brain that loves historical settings. As an agriculture major, i hugely appreciate the fact that there is undomesticated and domesticated versions of every crop, and i think it would be really cool if the domesticated plants gave larger crop, too; as larger harvests were one of the major goals in the domestication process, alongside disease resistance and all, of course. The ideas and recipes make it so that you really want to grow every crop, instead of just mass-producing the most valuable one. It is also lgbtq+ and polygamy friendly, which, while i dont specifically care for, am sure a lot of folk appreciate. It also feels more wholesome, in a way; not that i dont love stardew valley, dont get me wrong; but even if you chose the community center route, stardew is still a largely money-driven game. Instead of fixing up a community center that npc's sometimes go to and you mostly forget about after maybe the second year; in roots of pacha it feels like you really are helping the community. Overall; great concept, nice soundtrack, your kids actually grow up and become human beings, you can trap or raise animals for meat, there is a genetics system for animals, great game all around. And also you can have a pet wolf. Come on now. Dont you want a pet wolf.

3.5/5. Not too much depth and not much incentive to progress but is ok for a couple afternoons.