Разработчик: Soda Den
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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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Honestly when I was so looking forward to this game from the jump! was so hyped when it was announced and I got super scared when it got pulled from steam that one time. This game is worth every penny and worth the time and energy in grinding and getting all the achievements! enjoy and have fun!
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I LOVE RO,AMCE
I just love this game!!!!!
The whole game is super fun and i love the music in it. the animals are also super cute (the baby mammoths are my favorite)
to be honest I could play this game for hours and not realize the whole day went by in the blink of an eye, it's just that fun!
I am a big fan of Stardew Valley, and there are many games in the farming sim space which are trying to compete with SV. Roots of Pacha is probably the first game I have played in the genre which captures the vibe of SV properly. Many games are able to replicate a lot of the mechanics of SV, but the cannot capture the soul of SV. Roots of Pacha is very close to capturing the essence of SV, that is to say, enjoyable characters, a town/tribe you care about, an enjoyable routine to the gameplay loop, and comforting visuals. Roots of Pacha lacks the depth of SV, and the breadth of features, but it is the only farming sim I have really enjoyed outside of SV and Fields of Mistria. I recommend this game for people who enjoy Sta- well... you get it.
Super cute, fun farming/life sim game. Love how different the setting is from your standard Harvest Moon/Story of Seasons/Stardew Valley.
I haven't played the game since before the 1.20 update came out, so take this with a grain of salt. Overall gameplay was fun but there were some quality of life issues (a lot of which seem to have been fixed in 1.20) that hurt the experience. I plan to reinstall and play again now that I've read the 1.20 update notes.
If you're a fan of this genre in general, this is definitely a game I could recommend to you.
This game is so much fun. Really good spin on the farming game genre that is different and fun. Def give it a chance if you love playing farming sims. This one is a fo sho banger.
Very nice game.
Stardew Valley in a prehistoric setting, with some unique twists that makes the game stand out.
There are some things that could be improved, of course, but still a highly recommend.
Favorite Game!!
This game is fun and relaxing. You are not on a time limit. I love the graphics. When playing you can lose track of time.
This is a very relaxing game! I really love the attention to detail and all of the NPCs. The music is fantastic as well.
I really love this game, especially as someone who couldn't really get into Stardew Valley. I found it really intuitive and accessible. It's also just a really cool concept and even with all the developments for the town done, there's still quite a bit to do and unlock!
So far this game is excellent. I actually like it more than Stardew and I own that game on 3 systems. Highly recommend.
You wouldn't have thought that a game well into patch 1.2 would be so damn boring. The game progression being tied to prosperity (how much money you made) just feels like going from one buzzkill to another. Ugh... i gotta wait another 2/3 days for what's his/her face to Einstein-up their wacko idea, like... like an art station... Reese... baby girl… are you just wanting the tax payer to foot the bill for your bigger workshop? And how come Ata, a freaking 9 years old who wants to move out the house because there was a spider in her bed, comes up with idea for bronze metal working. Dude, make her chief, we'll be living in luxury condos with robot butlers in no time. All the other NPCs are weirdos anyways, asking me to give them 50 flint for a breeding pen: what!? Tetih, can I just give you 100 stone instead? Flint, is kinda like a luxury at the moment.
Anyways, you'll be like,... man... I'm tired of fishing: fishing sucks, it's so boring and unrewarding. Oh! i know, I’ll go cave diving (this game equivalent of the mines in Stardew except lamer). Psyche! you can't progress further until your prosperity is high enough until Yosemite Sam think of this great idea called getting drunk (making beer/wine)! Why... why does the farmer need alcohol...? because a pile of rocks in shape of bear said it needed wine. What? Maybe the farmer needs to lay off the shrooms before picking up another vice. (By the way, pretty sure the red mushroom is toxic in real life.)
AND the bear rock want honey too; DO YOU KNOW HOW LONG IT TAKES TO MAKE HONEY? And, the bear locks up any further progression in the cave. Not only do you have grow four sunflower (and god forbid, if you didn't know it ahead of time that you needed four sunflower to obtain honey; you'll be waiting an extra 5 days or more). You need four sunflower because once you hit 55k prosperity (really?!... for honey? it bearly [pun intended] sells for jack), Zeda will ask for it... so she can come up with this totally disrupted tech called a beehive; which by way, took her two days to cook up.
Is the farmer stupid or apathetic? And don't tell me the player's character ain't a farmer, I don't see anyone else growing food. Dude, our character been growing the whole village's food supply and never comes up with anything? How come everyone in the game is cooking up a fierce storm of ideas, but our character can't even come up with an idea. Instead, they choose to stand by the press and make juice from morning to night. For the love of Pacha, our character should just lookup some primitive technology videos and get inspired /s
Seriously though, the heck was the dev thinking... is watching your character juice up 40 carrots fun? It's boring as !@#; and then the waterwheel is lockup at 300K prosperity. Really? That's anti-fun; that's called being grindy for the sake of being grindy. Give me some in between tech, yeesh. Do you know how much energy exploring the caves takes? Here's an unlockable, the juicer, that's supposed to convert your harvest into a decent source of energy... but, oh wait, it consumes a bunch of time (and there's no way to speed it up): back to fishing, I guess, because cooking fish takes zero time (even if it's 20 fish) and you didn’t waste a crop that took 4/6/8/(w/e) days to grow.
And what's with the focus on fishing being the primary source of income in the early game, was nothing learn from Stardew? That's like one of the flaws of Stardew (early game fishing being the only reliable money maker; it just drawfs everything else). They need to take a page from Fields of Mistria: buy and go play it; they could use some inspiration like the farmer by watching primitive technology! (But seriously, Fields of Mistria does have some great ideas, particularly the mines).
Anyways, back to the honey. You gotta grow four sunflower (5 days + another 5 days if you didn't know Zeda would ask for it), Zeda takes another 2 days to research the beehive, then you have to place the beehive and wait another 6/7/8/(who the heck knows; even the wiki doesn't know) days. And by the way, Zeda isn't always available (there are days in which you cannot talk to her; she's not visiting Pacha), so if you're unlucky enough; her research may take 2 additional days. That's freaking brutal; just to be quickly buzzkill by the bronze watering can (you have to wait 3 days for Ata to research bronze metal working, then you have to wait 2 days(?) for the station to be upgraded, and then you have to wait 2 days for Acre to make you the bronze watering can. And, the cherry on top, 120K prosperity requirement). Worst part is that the cave is a terrible source of income (heck, it's probably an income sink).
The progression is annoying. It wouldn't be so bad if there was something else to do instead while you’re waiting... that's not, you know... fishing (which is !@# boring). What else is there? Foraging for manure in the savannah? Dude, let me let me fight a lion or a mammoth with nothing but my handstone --- I think I’m up for it. Fine, fine, at least have a community-center-like quest line. And no, the pyramid thing doesn't count; you were going to do that stuff anyways. What? Did the dev think when Yosemite Sam hands you the brewer you weren’t gonna see if Al Capone was your spirit animal?
Yosemite Sam: Hey, I just came up with this great idea: BEER!
Player: Uhh... I don't drink bud.
Yosemite Sam: You what!?
Player: Yeah, I don't drink... I do SHroOms!
Laughs (maybe) aside, kind of a disappointing game; especially given the price tag (and that it's out of early access) relative to its competition in terms on value per dollar. I guess if you exhausted all of the "good" stardew-esque games on steam; this one is okay-ish and worth trying (just don't come in thinking it's Coral Island, Dinkum, Sun Haven, My Time at Sandrock, or something). 6.75/10
There's a linear set of quests that the game asks you to complete. Your character slowly meanders across the map to complete them (and this is annoying to the extent that devs even included a "go back a few steps" button to the pause menu). I've personally never been a fan of "cozy life sim" games that feel like they're just taking up time without me accomplishing much of anything, busywork without much payoff, so this isn't really a game for me.
What really, really sold me was hearing the height of "Sun" from the soundtrack for the first time, in the trailer. The game shares a skeleton with notable other games like Stardew and Harvest Moon for sure, but I don't find this takes away from it. One can build the same house on the previous one's groundwork, or they can build something new; And I was certainly interested enough to see what was built here.
Looking close, one sees a familiar pattern: Wake up, tend to your ever-growing farm, experience the world and its people. But that's selling it extremely short, there's so much more to it than that. I'll leave the gameplay to others to review, or to the prospective buyer to discover; Its the music that I'm itching to comment on. It accompanies you everywhere, quieter at times but ever present, and I'm so glad. Charming is a significant understatement, and I will readily say I picked up the OST on the side. Events (heart and seasonal) are vibrant and have depth, and everything just feels so, festive. I'm not well educated in regards to music, but I love this OST (and game) to bits for so many reasons I can't explain. If you happen to be reading this and are on the fence, in my humble opinion; Try it.
Too much hand holding and linear gameplay for my liking. Feels like we're just being walked through the game in a predetermined manner.
10/10
This is one of the best farming RPGs I have played in a looong time since Stardew. there is so much to do and so much to discover! The tribal aspect of it is so comforting, you really feel like a part of a community and your work and presence is highly appreciated. Very healing.
Currently have 81 hours on the clock and I will definitely be crossing the 100 hour mark sometime soon.
(also Garrek is best husband)
Great game love it
very cute and fun game!
Really great game! It has a lot in common with Stardew etc. while also still feeling original and refreshing. I love the emphasis on foraging and animal raising. The animal handling is especially well developed in this game, which is a welcome improvement from many others in the genre.
I bought this because a reddit post said this was the closest thing to stardew valley.
I can see that you farm, raise animals, decorate house, make relationships.
You got to know people better with clip scenes as you raise friendship level
Some things it does better:
You can make babies, teach them to walk and talk. Send them to school.
I loved the water irrigation system instead of sprinklers
You can catch legendary animal types which is cool
It had events with mini games
You can date as many people as you want
Things I wish it had:
It had caves but no fighting
New areas may have been cool
I wish events had special things you could buy
skills point would have been cool to make yourself better at thing
I played several farming sims recently I could be forgetting things but this was a great play I recommend!
Played about 100 hours already only just gotten it on Steam. Its crazy good.
Probably in my top5 farming sims with Stardew, Everafter Falls, RDR2 and Mistria. I love all the little details and the new stuff they added like the new simpler plant watering tool. I love how the story and dialogues feel meaningful unlike many other games. The pixel art is just amazing as if you bought a Van Gogh or Picasso painting but you can interact with it and do so many things. Little details like characters showing a little mark over their head when they have a new idea is just very useful. Animals are super cute.
I would love a traveling merchant that sells some unique stuff even late game stuff earlier in the game. Makes replaying a lot more fun and Stardew, Portia and others have it too. Maybe place the shop north east of map theres not much there and have it on 2 days of the week or something with rotating stock of various kinds even late game fruit, seeds, machines because why not? Games are supposed to be fun and not gatekeep and force a way of playing like many games still do.
Great game tho! Thanks for creating it! I am sure it will start becoming really, really big at some point like Stardew!
This is one of the best games of it's genre, introduces new mechanics to the game, nice story and fun game play
I personally enjoy this game more than I did stardew valley
I adored the book 'Clan of the Cave Bear' and you can see soooo much of that in a good way here! Not only that, but I love Stardew AND games where I lift up a primitive society.
Where has this game been all my life?
Prehistoric Stardew :)
It does share elements with Stardew like farming and building relationships with the villagers however it adds many mechanics to that gameplay, with taming through music and unlocking technologies in form of 'ideas' to just give a few examples. Solid Fun
8/10
10 minutes into a multiplayer session I attempted to save, the game froze on me while trying to save at my bed and went utterly non responsive. Refunded.
I love it. More of a stardew valley-esque game type but with cute animals. Go for the mammoth.
A little overwhelming at first but once you get the hang of it, you keep coming back.
One of my favorite cozy games. Really solid, especially with every update. Hoping it continues
I have been OBSESSED with this game. 10/10 would recommend to anyone!!!!!!
Really great story, lots to do over a good length of game play time, wonderful pixelated style, and unique idea.
It's basically a Stone Age Stardew Valley. If you like that you will like this
Yes. Just... yes. This game delivers on the tried-and-tested recipe set in stone by games such as Harvest Moon, developed on further by games like Stardew Valley, and further expands upon this recipe to create a genuinely amazing experience.
The world is set up beautifully. A new, budding tribe's development in new, strange lands. Tribes, each with their own twists of culture, traditions, and philosophies working together. A plethora of colourful individuals, each with their own stories to tell. A very healthy mix of activities to fill the day with, and a marvellously set up research tree that slowly gives you more and more to play with, to further boost your contribution to the tribe's growth and well-being.
There is no combat in the game. And I am glad for this. While I did definitely enjoy it in Stardew, I don't think much is lost by taking it out of the cocktail - a cocktail that already is very rich and detailed in its texture. Resource gathering is largely done in the overworld, and a series of caves. The caves themselves are a pleasant, if not at times welcome, alternative to the already busy days you'll be playing through. They come with their own little challenges, and a series of in-game 'puzzles' and tests that grant you additional utility to further delve into the unknowns of the cave system.
It features mounts, pets, husbandry, butchery, and fishing, helping establish the atmosphere of this tribe: One who lives alongside nature, who benefits from the boons of mother nature, praises Her in reverence. It just adds a little bit of flavour, and it fits the theme perfectly.
Can't recommend this game enough. Its coop functionality is also splendid. It's very easy to play solo or multiplayer, without even needing to have you set up a new world/save file to switch between the two styles of play. What more to ask in a game like this - I am, honestly, not sure. I haven't checked too deeply in further plans, though with them having continued support and adding new features, I can only see this game reaching an even higher state of greatness.
TLDR; Beautiful, wholesame, enjoyable farm-sim with a great focus on building up not as a lone farmer, but a whole tribe, a whole community and the nature around you. 10/10.
It's an absolutely lovely farm sim, Stardew Valley gone to the Stone Ages.
You don't start out with your basic tools as they have not been invented yet! You'll need to complete tasks from the villagers to advance gameplay mechanics - very fetch quest heavy which I don't personally mine.
There is no combat and the caves require puzzles to progress - not too challenging i feel and I had a lot of fun in the caves.
Having just played Fields of Mistria the NPCs feel boring in comparison, with a lot of repeated dialogue but polygamy is allowed if that's to your liking. Raising in-game children is quite a commitment for 2 game weeks so wouldn't advised until you're well advance into the game.
The music is *chef kiss* amazing! Festivals are fun and I love the game lore and story telling.
Worth the full price imho.
I've been really enjoying playing this co-op with my friend. She's further than me on her own playthrough. The days feel like they go by really quick even after i adjusted the day length. And the nights get REALLY dark to me even with some torches. I do plan to get more to use around the fields. These are my only real gripes with the game and they're small in the grand scheme of things.
I really love how this sets itself apart from other farming life sims. Not just from the time period but because you and your clan invent the things we use naturally in other games as you need them. It's a lovely touch and the clan truly feels like a growing community. I love watching the land grow more lively as we and the clan themselves make new areas and buildings. The land opening up as you grow your connections to Pacha and others while seemingly working to find a way to solve the rivalry between two other clans is nice. Also as you can see the art style is just gorgeous and the music is equally charming. You tame animals using music and each animal species has it's own tune!
Roots of Pacha is a lovely little gem that I highly recommend and it's fantastic in co-op. This game is clearly made with love. I'm already married to my wonderful himbo Touk and I can't wait to see how the mechanics with children work.
this game is great. i started with playing around 20 hours on switch, before developing nintendo thumb, because you have to click 'A' heaps to do anything : (. i wanted to play it on computer bc i tend to have better posture playing on computer and also was hoping that i could use my left hand more, and not as much of my right hand. the game is really great on mac and similair to switch i've had little to no issues. you can click spacebar to do most stuff, and i can play my with left hand mostly on mac, which has been great. i love this game - its like stardew in some ways, but in many ways its unique. when i first fell in love with stardew i watched heaps of videos, played all the time etc. and it quickly became a grind (i tend to play games like this). with roots of pacha, i have done some of this, but it seems to have a great inbuilt resistance to my perfectionism. easy to enter a flow state, and the environment supports immersion really well.
Because of the release order, a lot of my friends refer to this type of game as "Stardew Valley, but with ___." I understand that, but at the same time, I feel like it doesn't really capture the game. In this case, I find Roots of Pacha more peaceful than Stardew Valley because of two main factors: stamina regen via food and no combat. For me, this is a very soothing game, because I don't need to micromanage my energy levels or worry about much of anything. (I have enough of that in real life, so it's a nice change of pace.)
Such a fun game! I love farming games, and the caveman era theme is very cool! The fact that your character has to learn everything as its the first time civilization has done it is very cool. The mechanics and progression are a lot of fun too!
Best farming sim I've ever played tbh. Very fun mechanics, convenient settings, very polished and optimized.
I really appreciate how chill this game is, no combat, no stress, just pure fun, exploration, puzzles and relationships with characters. The distinct focus on the community and understanding nature is just the best.
Can't recommend enough!
This game feels like a classic while having it's own unique groove. I think a lot of games strive to do what this game does, but this one actually achieves it.
There has been an influx of farming games recently and there now seems to be a lot of mechanics that are repeated over and over again without any attempts to change it without it feeling more convoluted. This game changes things (watering, fishing mechanic, animal taming, and even getting seeds) and it doesn't feel like changing for the sake of changing. It makes sense for the game and it's atmosphere.
The only thing I don't like about it is that I'm not immediately drawn to any of it's romance options, but that also leaves open the opportunity to get to know everyone and decide who you like after seeing more of their personalities. BUT if it is a major deal for you, that may be a key problem you have.
Besides any of that, farming and multiplayer is always gonna be a win, imo. I love being able to play with my sister or my friends. We've never had any issues.
All in all, I could see this being in someone's top 10 of farming games and that would make sense. It's a solid game and definitely worth your time.
I really enjoy this game. It's a close 2nd to Stardew imo. I'm excited to see the updates since the last time I played!
I enjoy playing Roots of Pacha.
I hope all the aspirations the Soda Den developers wish for this game come true.
This is a fun game a little confused on how to pass the owl test, but I do love the village theme and working together.
tl;dr: 28 hours in and in the middle of my first Summer. Nice vibe. If you like Stardew, you might like this.
Cons:
-The inventory management is annoying, since you must keep track of what product is in what chest. There's no ability to access products from other open chests, and there's no auto-deposit. Perhaps the modding community will step up to add this functionality, but I didn't see anything on Nexus for that at the time of this review.
-Accessing the different slots, radials, belt levels, and so forth is annoying. I'm using a controller, which probably makes it easier, but it's a real slog to radial over to the hoe, bumper over for a certain seed, plant it, bumper back to the watering can, etc.
Pros:
-I like that you can harvest all the seeds from the environment. I've never had to buy seeds, except the tree saplings.
-The animal taming mechanic is kinda fun, and more interesting than buying your livestock from a vendor. I like being able to ride the tamed animals, rather than having to have a separate building and animal for a mount.
-The mapping function is very helpful - showing where seeds and traps are, where the people are, and where to find the person who gave you a quest.
-Tech is easy to install yourself on-the-fly. For instance, you can drop a well wherever you want without having to putz around looking for a well builder or you can create a trap in your inventory, rather than being tied to a workbench back home.
i love this game! lots of things to do and i love going into the caves. the music is great and available on youtube. i listen to it while at work.
Amazing game. Not a mere clone of Stardew because it does so much of its own thing. Only negatives I can give it is the map is very large and you are very slow even with the fastest mount and the minigames such as the taming minigame are very repetitive.
I was skeptical at first, i bought the game in early 2024 and just play it recently which i regret.
didn't expect that i will enjoy it this much lol i dunno why i like this more than stardew valley.
the bachelor is all meh tho lol
The continued support by the developers brought me back after a long pause from the game. I am very happy with version 1.2 and look forward to 1.3.
I do wish for the game to have cross-progression between platforms though (being able to pick-up where you left off on another device; eg, nintendo switch or xbox).
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Soda Den |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 23.11.2024 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 95% положительных (1861) |