Разработчик: Soda Den
Описание
Вы наверняка влюбитесь в Roots of Pacha — безмятежный, оригинальный и наполненный приятными сюрпризами симулятор фермы, в котором вам предстоит исследовать доисторический мир Пачи.
Собирайте ресурсы, работайте на ферме, приручайте животных, мастерите инструменты, а также настраивайте внешний вид своего персонажа и его дома. Расширяйте деревню и укрепляйте связь с её жителями. Процветайте и развивайтесь вместе со своим кланом на протяжении многих сезонов и создайте собственную историю в этом уютном уголке мира.
Познакомьтесь со своим кланом и отправьтесь в путешествие по разнообразным биомам. На каждом шагу вас будут ждать сюрпризы: от новых растений и животных до мини-игр и таинственных пещер. Откройте давно забытый мир.
Ухаживайте за посевами, собирайте ресурсы, рыбачьте, ищите способы обрабатывать и консервировать еду. Приручайте и разводите животных ради ценных ресурсов или делайте из них милых питомцев. Создавайте инструменты, предметы и постройки, меняющие облик первобытного общества.
В Roots of Pacha всё решает совместная работа. Помогайте своему клану развиваться и делать открытия, чтобы ваша деревня росла. Играйте в одиночку или вместе с друзьями.
Посещайте праздники и заводите друзей, приручите питомца своей мечты или найдите вторую половинку для создания семьи. Не забудьте настроить внешний вид персонажа, его дома и фермы, чтобы они отражали ваш уникальный характер.
В беспечном мире Roots of Pacha не нужно никуда спешить: все идеи и предсказания доступны в любом сезоне. Просто наслаждайтесь приключениями в удобном для вас темпе.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, german, portuguese - brazil, russian, simplified chinese, spanish - spain, japanese, korean, traditional chinese
Системные требования
Windows
- ОС *: Windows 7 or greater
- Процессор: 2 GHz
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: 2 gb dedicated video card, shader model 3.0+
- DirectX: версии 10
- Место на диске: 1 GB
Mac
- ОС: Mac OSX 10.15+
- Процессор: 2 Ghz
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: 2 gb video memory, OpenGL 2
- Место на диске: 1 GB
Linux
- ОС: Steam Deck OS
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Место на диске: 1 GB
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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.
I've played enough of this I can show my support and recommend it, very fun take on a cozy farming sim, with a really interesting setting.
I also like that you can date everyone if you want to, it's a nice feature to have, and also culturally accurate to the time period.
Best played with a controller. I am enjoying this game a lot as I can explore at my own pace and appreciate not being rushed by deadlines to complete a task.
Roots of Pacha borrows all the best elements from other games in the genre, and manages to stand out in a field of copycats, all while introducing many new, fun ideas, and gameplay elements. The setting is unique, and progression is paced very nicely. The game is phenomenal.
Of all the 'cozy' games my wife and I have played, this is the most fulfilling. We have played Stardew Valley, but it can become a chore the longer you play. This game has shorter overall content, but that content feels incredibly polished and fun to play. We liked this game so much we have bought additional copies for friends just so they could play with us. We highly recommend this game!
Super fun and easy to get sucked in, I love the differences they took with a 'usual farming sim' game. It's now one of my favorite games to play to unwind after work. I highly suggest this game, and really don't think you'll find yourself disappointed.
Such a lovely game! Great game-play, great music and great atmosphere.
I feel like it's definitely a different enough farming sim from Stardew (the obvious comparison) to definitely warrant a purchase if you like cozy farming games. The racing and the idea-feature are my favorite aspects of the game.
However, it's shorter (though still a very good sized game) and focuses more on the coziness and puzzle aspects.
There's no combat, which honestly I prefer and really like. Because of this I think it's also better for kids compared to Stardew.
Because of it's historical setting I think it's also a great tool for kids to learn about early human cultures, how we became settled in societies (however fictional the story may be).
I really wanted to like the game, but sadly I don't. The villagers are forgettable and the cut scenes few and far between. Progression feels very, very, very slow. I'm in autumn of my first year and already bored. As someone who loves Sun Haven, Fields of Mistra and cosy farming games in general, I'm not sure why this one feels so dull and repetitive. OK, maybe because I don't care about: any of the npcs, the romance options, (very limited) clothing options, the fate of my tribe (of forgettable people) or my ugly brown hut.
Even with the addition of the savanna, the maps feel small. There's nothing to explore. Tool selection is unnecessarily tedious if you play with keyboard and mouse. I'm not sure why I have to tab through all of them to select the one I want. It gets old fast.
Positives:
Animal taming
Mounts
The theme and idea of the game is actually pretty nice, but unfortunately there are too many mechanics in this game that make it frustrating for me personally.
I feel like they tried too hard to invent their own mechanics in order to not copy existing games (like Stardew Valley), but that made it really non-intuitive.
- switching tools is a huge pain. you can't quickly switch between 2 tools
- no proper way to label chests so you don't know what is inside the chest until you look inside
- moving items in the inventory/chest. i feel like the mechanic of moving items is widely established and they just invented a new badly intuitive system just for the sake of it
- getting out of dungeons is a huge pain. it's like sliding down a hill, it's fun sliding but noone enjoys going up the hill. e.g. Stardew Valley had an elevator system
- entrances inside the dungeon are so badly visible it's more frustrating than a "puzzle"
- some of the abilities from these spirit animals feel useless and un-fun. e.g. monkey jumping around really gets tiring after the 5th time
- very unsatisfactory not being able to synchronize the harvests of "wild plants"
- frustrating placement of things on the map due to restrictions
+ the endless seed bag is a cool idea on its own
+ riding together on a mount
+ functional pets
+ hunting mechanism
+ taming is cool
I love this game. I was looking for a cozy game that wasn't too much pressure but had plenty to do. I'm sure I've missed out on some of the things because I wasn't paying enough attention, but I don't feel like I've been punished for it.
Roots of Pacha is a lovely game with a unique setting. This game is everything you want from a farming life sim and it has the community built in well. You don't feel like you have to go out of your way to speak with the towns folk, they just fit in well in your characters journey through out each day.
I haven't played the recent updates yet, but what I have played of the game is good.
It did take me a while to get into this game, I'm not sure why, but after about 15 hours of struggling a bit (yeah really took a while) I started to love it.
Though the cave puzzles can be a bit tedious (mostly because it feels a bit slow to move between different areas/pieces of the puzzle that you need, to solve the whole thing. They are interesting puzzles, I just wish there was an easier way to interact with different things without the tedious moving in between.
There are some new and creative game play elements in this game, including mini games. Though I don't like all of them, I like that it's different and offers something new compared to most other farming games.
How you grow better and better crops is especially interesting. You feel like you're speeding through actual history. It's even a bit educational. The crops as we have today are the result of many generations of farmers making them better and better through careful selection and better ways of farming.
I also love the festivals, they feel quite unique and like they truly belong with these people. Something they would truly do to have fun, spend time together, and celebrate. Very appropriate for the stone age setting.
I hope to enjoy the game more once I continue my save with the new updates.
For now, I'm quite satisfied. I would recommend this game to people who love farming games, but who want something fresh within the genre.
This game is really intuitive and fun, if you like a farming/fishing/mining relaxation game, this one is for you. I honestly can't stop playing.. the characters are delightful, the animals are cool (and you can ride some of them!) there are caves to explore and lots of things to grow. It is easy, and relaxing, and plays really smoothly. It is definitely worth the price!
I befriended a boar in the woods. We rode together, hunted together, and explored the land.
Then I needed some contribution money.
I sold out my friend to the butcher for 18 red meats.
I am the prehistoric Judah, Father forgive me for I have sinned.
The exact same game loop as Stardew Valley but without the stress of combat or difficult mini-games.
A great co-op game to relax with friends!
Absolutely loved this game to start. I am a die hard Stardew Valley fan, ad I liked that this game was similar in aspects, but did things differently. It may have been how I played it through, but around the beginning of the 2nd year, I began to lose interest. I am hoping I will come back to the game and try playing it differently, but at the moment, there isn't a ton to do once you have completed the story line and leveled up most of your stuff. Definitely worth checking out though! Loved this game!
I love this game so much. It's peaceful, the puzzles are fun and not too confusing for me to solve, I adore the music, the mechanics are fun, the NPCs are easy to get attached to, etc. 10/10, I couldn't recommend this game enough.
Root of Pacha was recommended to me by a friend, and it's a game I would recommend, and have recommended to many other friends. It's an interesting setting, with a sense of fantasy that is different than others. The gameplay is fun, with one of the best fishing mini games I've ever seen. The music is great, the characters are personable and well designed, and there is an underlying sense of community, which is key to the story. Normally with games I reach a point of wondering what the modding scene is like, to spice it up or try something new, but for me there's still things to be done, achievements to get, little interactions I've yet to see, and with the consistent updates from the Soda Den team, there continues to be more to find!
If you enjoyed Stardew Valley, or Harvest Moon, or any other similar farm sim game, then I would recommend this game to you, not just for the farming aspect, but every part of it. There's so much more to it than just crops. And hey, if you get the game because of me, name a cat after my cat Caspian, yeah?
This is one of my favorite games of all time. I love the art and the characters and the mechanics. Some farming sims try too hard in making their games unique to the genre, and it feels like this game did it easily without sacrificing its quality with tired, over-complicated gimmicks. 10/10
So, it's a good game. The farming mechanics are great with the only down side being how much you have to farm in order to "evolve" your crops. Which is actually a fair amount of time considering the fact that it's taken centuries for modern crops to become what they are today. So, that's more of a compromise with reality. I haven't found any characters that I like enough to marry yet but I got to collect a bunch of animals and am already near the point where I developed most ideas. The story line is definitely there and I'm happy to have seen a lot of it. I look forward to the next major update by the devs.
I will admit some things threw me for a loop. Including the fact that some of the characters are so violently blonde. Someone definitely has a preference in the office and it cracks me up. Honestly, good for them.
Nice and relaxed game, story was exciting but a bit too short
This is a unique take on the farming sim while still having the base elements you would expect. I really appreciate the mechanic of discovering new "ideas" and finding seeds in the area, it's different than the usual "community center" or similar way of unlocking new things that feels like a slog. I usually never bother talking to or romancing characters in farm sims but you live close to many of them and the community feels less capitalistic (though it's basically currency reskinned at the end of the day) so I don't mind talking to the characters. Good QOL with tracking residents/animals/etc on the map, and having a map of the caves. Another way it differs is that some processing (e.g. fur into yarn) is done by your character and takes energy - I appreciate that not every processing item is a sit-and-wait style, gives some variation to gameplay. Fishing minigame is the ONE thing I don't like that much, and even then it's not annoying or that difficult.
Super cozy, a little meandering. No threats, just puzzles.
Take Stardew valley, turn back time to the stone age, and cut out combat and you have Roots of Pacha (about the only negative in comparison to the other farm sims in my library). I still come back every now and then both from a want to play it and due to the continued stream of content they have been releasing since launch. It is well worth the base price of 25$ and it is ESPECIALLY worth it with the winter sale.
Some of my major issues with my other farm sim games are addressed with this, and I absolutely ADORE it. For one the NPCs all feel like realized people, with their own friendships and family dynamics like in Stardew Valley. But they're all really fulfilling to interact with, each of them growing from their experience with you and the heart events you have and there's a definitive clear-cut "no" option for dating any of them instead of a constant progression towards what the game assumes is an end goal for you. There's also a lot to do, between gathering seeds, farming, fishing, clearing the farm, and talking to people.
The biggest downside for me is there's no combat mechanic, even in the caves. I understand why, it's not really this game's intention to get you fighting or have you get knocked out and it's supposed to be peaceful, but if you're looking for some sort of combat or real risk factor to failing anything, this isn't the farming sim for you. On the other hand if you're looking for a relaxation and comfort farm sim, NOTHING could beat it.
a really great and refreshing twist on the farming sim genre.
has a lot of sensible qualify-of-life aspects and good pacing in terms of character/farm development, like walking speed/mounts and tools, which are naturally part of the game and not an end-game improvement, but with upgrades available as to not take away any meaning from leveling or progressing.
multiplayer also functions very well! content updates are sparse (but fairly sizable) but devs do follow through. a worthwhile pickup 💖
This is one of the most relaxing farming games I've played, it's easy to pick up and the story is very interesting and fun! Love the characters and how easy it is to move forward, a really good cozy game if you just want to relax, plant some crops and befriend some animals.
Very good, relaxing and fun game. It includes farming, fishing, foraging, mining, crafting and occasional puzzles. The farming has nice mechanics, seeds can be found in the wild and plants will have a higher level and hence higher quality once the type of plant had been planted by the player multiple times. Animals have specific levels for some traits and can be bred.
One of the best farming sims I've played, and I've played a lot of those. It's very polished, has lots of content that doesn't get tedious to explore with time, and it has a great vibe and a unique setting. Plus, it's still getting updates? Amazing, 5/5.
I'm a huge fan of "farming" games, and this is one of the best. What a fantastic setting, first of all. Its not just a stone age skin tossed over a generic farming sim, it effects everything you do. The characters are wonderful, the scenes are charming, it's the whole package and I'd really encourage people to give it a try. A solid entry into the farming sim genre with enough to stand out!
This is such an underrated farm sim.
I bought this over a year ago and got addicted to Sun Haven so I barely played Pacha after I bought it, and I regret that. They're both fantastic farming sim games, but this one is so unique!
It's so much more than Stardew in the stone age - you have to discover all the seeds yourself, you have to work to adopt your pets, you can RIDE YOUR ANIMALS, there's no combat (so extra cozy for the non-combat lovers), and it really feels like you're part of a community. I love that you develop ideas using the knowledge of the villagers and the mini games are really cute! Everyone feels like they have unique personalities that fit them and the time period. I can't say enough about this game and I'm so excited for the next update!
I love the new games that came to be because of Stardew Valley, and this game gets far less recognition than it deserves. It's as good as the newcomer Fields of Mistria, but different and unique in a good way! So I do hope this game gets some hype <3
Because where I preferred to play Stardew Valley alone and thought multiplayer to be annoying, I love playing Pacha with my sister. This game does the sense of community so well, I cared more about this village than I ever did in Stardew! I love the more Tribal aesthetics and there have been such good updates, the way this game handles children is so, so good.
Perhaps for some people it's a shame it lacks combat but honestly, I have not missed it at all. I love the music and the minigames to tame animals, the fishing, the breeding and racing! I love dancing about everywhere, haha. And the community events have a lot of fun minigames too, and when painting in a cave, the next year your painting is still there! So cute ^^.
Really, this game scratches an itch you did not know you had, and I would recommend it to any farming sim fan whether you are new, or whether you have seen it all. Because I can tell you, this will be a new experience!
+++ Cozy, relaxing atmosphere and presentation.
+++ Plenty of activities to partake in.
+++ Clean and pleasant artwork.
+++ Fun progression system.
--- Several single-use and useless items.
--- Shallow characterization.
This is being written as of Version 1.2. Although still rough around the edges, this title provides a competent showing, and there's enough to fill in over 50 hours of time for the basic story. The completionist achievements can take the playtime meter to over 70-80 hours depending on how far one wants to go along with it. With no enemies and no setbacks to be experienced, this game sits firmly in the simple feel-good category, and the prehistoric premise provides a few minor twists on the farmsim genre. Fans of Stardew Valley will definitely find their groove here.
After a lot of playtime, I've come to the conclusion that Roots of Pacha is, quite literally, the PERFECT "cozy game." It has all of the usual activities available in farm/life sims, such as planting/watering/harvesting crops, fishing, cooking, mining, pets/farm animals, upgrading tools and infrastructure, befriending NPC's, romancing NPC's, marriage, etc. All of these activities give those lovely little drips of dopamine when you accomplish a task or discover something new in the world.
Where Pacha separates itself from similar Stardew Valley-likes in the genre is in two areas: pacifism, and its sense of discovery. There is literally no combat of any kind, which removes (for me) one of the potentially frustrating or mildly stressful elements of many life sim games. Don't get me wrong...combat in games like Stardew isn't exactly rocket science, but it is the one element of such games that is a bit more "hair trigger" in requiring the player's focus, and for me that ups the overall tension in the experience. Many people value that healthy tension (good for them!), and I often enjoy it, too, but sometimes I really just want a COMPLETELY chill gameplay experience, and that's part of where Pacha shines. There's even an option to eliminate butchery of farm animals by speaking to the clan's hunter/butcher, for those who want a fully pacifist experience. Again, that isn't everyone's cup of tea, but the fact that it's an option is a lovely touch.
The other area where Pacha shines is in its sense of wonder and exploration. This is most prominent in the Ideas mechanic, whereby other members of your tribe will start to question things about the world around them, and if you invest in their Idea, it will result in a new technology or quality of life improvement for you as the player character to use. Really, it's just putting faces and a bit of flavor on a technology tree, but the way it's presented in the game really SELLS the idea that you're living at the dawn of human civilization, when many of these concepts were brand new things that no one had ever thought of before. You also get to explore different biomes, as well as the caves where mining (and other, more mysterious events) take place. Once you've gotten through your first year and have a pretty thorough understanding of all the game's systems, it then offers you more exploration options with special animal colors, animal breeding for traits (a simplistic but very satisfying system), streamlining of your farming systems, and having children who actually grow up, as well as the more expected "design/decorate your farm" options. Plus, the devs have made it clear that there is more content coming for Pacha, including new biomes, mechanics, and other cool-sounding stuff.
Honestly, if you enjoy Stardew-like games, and want a new-to-you game with cute pixel graphics, and the chillest gameplay I've yet enjoyed, you owe it to yourself to give Roots of Pacha a try. You can thank me later. ;)
This game gets compared to Stardew Valley a lot, and in a sense, it's not a bad comparison.
But this game isn't just a Stardew Valley reboot. You get the feels of your favourite farming sims with an interesting lore, slightly different mechanics making it easier to chill and play, a good sense of progression, and cute characters to friends, romance, etc.
I find the clan aspect and prospering together absolutely lovely. In some similar games, getting to know everyone can be a bit of a chore - here, it's made easier by the various tasks the villagers give you to develop your clan and its prosperity.
Finding seeds rather than buying them from the get go - and then still have the option to buy some - is a really neat trick.
So far, I've enjoyed the storyline, the different worlds developped and the cute animals as well! It's not a groundbreaking game, but it's that perfect mix of cosy, relaxing and just a little grindy to get you to appreciate the genre.
Roots of Pacha very much surprised me. I have had it on my wishlist for some time and finally took the plunge to give it a try. I heard people calling it a Stardew clone in a derogatory manner, and I don't think that is fair at all when there are far worse examples of such out there.
It is familiar to Stardew in some superficial ways, but that's a good thing, Pacha is however wholly its own thing at its core. The only issues I had with the game were that it took a bit getting used to the way things work in this world, both in gameplay and setting. But once I got used to it pulled me in. I find Pacha to be a joy to play in its own right and do very much recommend it to anyone who enjoys farming games.
Such a lovely and relaxing game, definitely one of my most played farming sims! Has the Stardew Valley feel to it but it stretches out so much more than that! Definitely would recommend!
Lovee this game, it is very much like stardew and sun haven but i like it moreee can see by my playtime, the control, system are much easier and simple and the prehistoric setting are breath or fresh air like very unique, the characters are also unique and non generic, the story are also good, i like characters with deep dark story like Fang in my time in sandrock which by far is the best game till now that holds my heart but that aside, this is a great game, pick it up, music also very relaxing like i am in some kind of incan tribe and it have many customization too for home, my char etc overall great game
It's a pretty good Stardew-like. You start with a hand axe and a waterskin and have to invent civilization from scratch. I think my favorite bit was that you have to discover wild seeds and animals to domesticate.
I do have one big problem, though: I couldn't find anything to do with all the money I made. There's a pretty complicated chain of things to do with your produce, like turning it into ferment, then into wine, then into vinegar, then into pickles, but aside from cosmetics or even more seeds, there isn't much to act as a money sink.
Lovely game. Great to waste time with. Nothing stressful, nothing difficult. Cute game design and characters. If you like SV you'll like this game
Cozy and relaxing game.
No enemies, no stress.
Mechanics are easily understandable.
Cute pixel graphics.
Very fun relaxing game that has works perfectly as a coop game with a spouse.
1088224/10 All time favorite! There's nothing I don't love about it, every aspect is just excellent. Really excited about the next big update and the new areas to explore!
It's like a stone age Stardew Valley!
It's a fun game, sometimes relaxing and sometimes hectic, but all around fun.
While I play several different 'farming sim' games this one is probably the one I keep going back to the most, especially when I just want to vibe out.
Great game, quite addictive. If you like harvest moon or stardew valey, this game is for you.
A wonderful farm/exploration sim.
super cute game with LOTS to do!
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Soda Den |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 23.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 95% положительных (1955) |