Kynseed

I'll never understand how this game still has such little visibility. It has some of the best 8bit environments I've ever seen, and music to match. It is an 8bit life sim like Stardew, but the formula feels fresher in 2025 because it does not merely seek to replicate that game's success by just copy pasting those same mechanics into a new world. It takes place in a huge world with a large number of villages and well over 100 relevant NPCs. There are complex mechanics for pretty much every aspect of the game, and they are introduced to you piecemeal, over the first 4-5 hours. The way the game works is that you are slowly given new tools to automate aspects of the crafting/earning process so that you can focus on the story or exploring. You don't even have to return home every day, nor do you need to sleep at night outside of that first year as a child, or watercan each plant individually later on. No reason to feel overwhelmed or stressed about accomplishing everything all at once. You are not meant to and the amount of years you can live is practically infinite as it will become apparent. Just step into that world and let it lead you where it will; don't try to cram another games elements into this world. Some caveats so you understand what to expect:

1) this game leans heavily into fantasy and some dark fantasy, moreso than into medieval lifestyle

2) if you equate medieval life sim to farming sim, I would not: the crafting is way more complex than the farming, and that's a positive for me... no tilling or individual watering of plants (10 hours or so in), and after about 30 hours or so you can plant all seeds in all seasons.

3) besides the farming, really a lot of the game's systems are quite complex and will require paying attention and reading all prompts for that first 4-5 hours of the game, and again once you start buying shops. They aren't hard, especially after some practice, but I noticed a lot of reviewers feel a bit overwhelmed in that first part of the game because of this introduction of one complex system after another.

4) Reputation farming over 100 characters will never feel as charming as reputation farming 15 like in other sims. A lot of the rep quests are fetch quests but there are unique quests for each villager after you reach max rep. Also many characters reminisce about their past in short cutscenes which really gives them personality. But hey, your inventory is largely unlimited, so if that pervy pie lady Rosie Crust asks you "hey is that 300 carrots in your pocket or are you just happy to see me" your answer will be yes on both counts.

One of my favorite games. Highly recommended. Has fairly in-depth shop management mechanics and farming isn't the focus at all.

Absolutely beautiful gorgeous pixel graphics, environmental effects, etc.

This game has some farm-sim relationship building aspects, but has some darkness to the story and environment. You could maybe be cozy in it if you stick to certain aspects, but there's a bit of a more sinister background lurking.

Decent amount of story - in addition to the main story, each NPC (to start, see below) also has a mini-story that I found interesting. Aside from their story, the NPCs have generic dialogue that's non-interesting. There were a lot of NPCs - too many to engage with all of them every day, but given the limited need to engage with them, it was the right amount and not too many. In the original beta I found the generic dialogue made the NPCs really blah, but in the current version with the little stories they felt more like interesting people.

Lots of collecting and unlocking to do, for people who like that sort of thing (like me!)

Some balance issues - there is a generations mechanic - NPCs are born and age and die, you can age and die, your kids take over - that I completely didn't need to engage with before I finished the game. I can't speak to how well that part of the game works, and whether future born/new NPCs are at all interesting.

As someone who doesn't like combat much in many games - it was fairly well done, not full action game but not turn based either, can be tuned down if needed, and is only necessary for a few quests.

Limited amount of online info - but I was able to find the things I needed.

Game worked well and I didn't encounter any bad bugs.

Wonderfully paced, ginormous, gorgeous, vibe-nailing game with lots and lots and lots and lots and lots to do! <3
Like Stardew? Want fascinatingly beautiful graphics/textures? Want a whole bucket-load to do? Want a game that you play for about 24 hours in a few days, and you still know you haven't done a third of the game?
Kynseed. Enchanting game!

Stardew x Fable with extra magic thrown in :)
A very unique experience. I'm re-experiencing the same feelings I had for Fable as a kid playing on the xbox classic. Very clearly a project with lots of love and passion (and fantastically humorous writing) put into it. The world feels so established, the characters unique, and the maps are lovely.
I'll return and build on this when I've finished the game. I've yet to find how new generations go with the gameplay. I believe I'm just over halfway through the game at 35hrs.

This is Skyrim and Stardew all in one. it's magic. it's amazing. it's everything. the amount of stuff and options is endless without being overwhelming. i haven't loved a game like this since zelda. it is insane.

honestly it's been a while since i played this, I believe it was still in early access. it was fun then, but now? It's dope! feels like anonther game in the same genre but as a long time fable fan i can feel the story they are weaving so far I've been getin scrumpy but i think imma take a deep dive soon!

Been playing Kynseed pretty nonstop, fantastic game for anyone who likes stardew valley type shit. You got shops to run, you find items or enemies drop them in combat (combat is optional, everything is optional, youre really just doing wtfe you want)

the combat is actually very unique and interesting and not just button mashing; its also not hitboxes either, it basically is on a grid but in realtime and the enemies are on one side, ur on the other, and ur goal is to move ur guy off of the grid-space where the enemy is gonna fire

(they telegraph their attacks like winding up, a ball appears, etc) or when they jump over, so basically just dodging. and then u hit them (they try to dodge you as well) and you also have a stamina bar. Ive found it super intuitive and fun and Im not big on combat oriented games at all but Ive beat the fuck outta the combat zones

There are also places to clear out, map stones to find, different faerie zones (I just unlocked a new place and I'm 200 hours into the game and I've been progressing the story pretty steadily) you forage for shit, chop down trees, mine ores, you can then run a blacksmith shop and sell the ores. crafting involves little minigames like having to hit a moving circle on heated metal to make a sword or some shit, or chopping up vegetables before a timer runs out, etc. (you can get mods to disable these)

Its all optional, it depends how u wanna raise ur renown. I chose to do it primarily thru combat and owning shops, I own 3 shops. You hire people to manage ur shop and you can feed them food to give them energy for better customer service, you put them on a schedule. if u put them too close together they'll get unhappy. you can dictate their wages, and the prices of everything u sell (like moonlighter)

Its like a moonlighter/stardew valley/rune factory had a baby lol PLUS it has generational play. you can get married, have a kid, grow old, then die and then play as your child without losing ur stuff. It is on sale for $19 CAD right now but honestly, it's worth the full price. I have 200 hours and I'm still finding new shit, and it's still interesting.

It's also kinda disturbing because you play ur own child and your sister becomes your aunt but we don't think too hard about that.

Gameplay is nice and familiar, but also has its own flair and unique qualities. Very pretty art and fun story, only downside is some characters could be fleshed out more.

Invested in this game early on and so far its paying off! The Devs are amazing and this game is so fun! The mechanics for cooking and small things like that are where this game thrives. It's the ultimate cozy game. I'm excited to see what more they add to it!

I like this game so far, but it seems kind of like Stardew Valley, just on a much larger scale. I don't think I've gotten very far into it yet.

Today I am writing my first review, because it is so important to me to give Kynseed the kudos it deserves. The music, the design, the little references, the details, I am always stumbling upon something new that makes me laugh. There is a real and personal interaction between the player and the content. It reminds me of the good old early days of gaming, when you bought a CD and then you played that specific game for 4 months or so and it became some sort of friend. It's not the soulless rubbish you often find. The developers really poured their heart into it. I love the humor, the obvious irony and the originality. You cannot by any means compare it with other farming games. I love Stardew Valley but Kynseed is so so so different. If you enjoy mini games and NPC interaction, this game is for you.

Thought I was playing a chill farming sim and then got hit with HUMAN SACRIFICE outta nowhere and it suddenly got REAL dark, real quick??????
how is there no mention of the much more intense aspects anywhere??
wouldn't have been a problem if there was any warning that this wasn't just a relaxing, chill game - but i was NOT prepared
talking about a family legacy like its wholesome and not incredibly messed up what you have to force upon your future family forever...

i adore this game, the art, the music, i like everything about it.
its not the usual farming game and honestly i prefer this.
some people might not like the dialogues/interactions with npc's and items but it has genuinely brought a smile to my face with the amount of stupid jokes/puns ive read so far.

I love this game so much, I got it while it was in early access but its always felt like a full game to me. The developers obviously have a lot of love for this game and it shows in how much of a joy it is to play. The combat system is fun and very unique for this genre, I love being able to choose how difficult I want my encounters to be at any point. I owned a bakery before they improved the cooking which was the only thing I was gonna complain about. The different worlds are so interesting, tho I found myself gambling way more than I shouldve been lmao

tldr Kynseed has so many features that are still new to the genre that makes it feel incredibly unique and fun to play 20/10 highly recommend

This game has surpassed my expectations. For any Fable lover, the constant references are absolute gold. And I imagine the lesser known reference to The Wicker Man had was a crazy twist I had not been expecting, my jaw was on the floor. A bit of a slow start, but worth it. If you like any of the Stardew, Harvest Moon, or Story of Seasons titles, this is probably going to be right up your alley. I hope this game gets the recognition it deserves.

this thing is charming and lovely, need to hop back in after all the recent updates

I've played this since the very early stages of early acces and, at this point, this game has become one of my favorite comfort games. It's just something about it that makes me feel good, and I can easily get lost in it for hours on end.

If you could package "relaxation" or "peace" and sell it, it would look like this game. The world takes you in with it's whimsical story and brings you back to days when the world was new to you and magic was hidden around every corner and in every interaction. The pixel art of the game is beautiful and it's one of the few games I can write a review to without a major "but" that holds the game back. My biggest complaint is that there's not enough game, and that usually means it's a really good game

Ok, I've been looking for something to scratch my Harvest Moon itch for a while now, and this has certainly scratched it. It's not just a farming game, there's crafting and mining and villager interactions, it's more like if Fable met Harvest Moon with a touch of Sims to make this. There are definitely parts I struggle with/dislike, but there's more that I thoroughly enjoy!

The generational mechanic is fun to watch as the villagers all marry up and pop out new kids, it's a little fun seeing how the townsfolk change over time, which is another thing that I like about this game.

Combat is quick and punchy, managing my animals and schedule is a minigame in it's own right (in that I have to balance my time), and the world is massive enough that I'm still finding things in areas I've already mapped out that I missed the first go around.

If you like Fable, Harvest Moon or any of the other games in those categories, I highly recommend!

I really love this game.
Alot of people would say this is a farming game but i have to say, I dont really farm in Kynseed. You can do so much more here.

Explore, fight, build relationships and in the end be the monopoly man and control the whole economy of the vale. Build your legacy and continue to play with your children if you want.

Of course you can also farm, customize your home and just have fun. So if that sounds good to you, buy the game and enjoy.

Enjoyable and fun game! I really love the family progression aspects of it and the combat. It's a fun mix of different game modes (store management, combat progression, exploring, farming, etc.) which makes it easier to customize to how you want to play.

Hog Rider and Gnome Gambling.

Wish your SO had more specific dialogue instead of the generic one most of the time.
Also, being able to kiss them (even if it would be just on your wedding) would be nice.

Need to play 6+ hours to get to the first battle. I only bought this because people mentioned you could progress via battle instead. If so, it would have been available from the first hour...

I very much enjoyed this game. I play a lot of farming simulator and cozy games which is why I decided to check this out and I was pleasantly surprised by the darker themes, the unique approach to gameplay. I dont want to get too much into spoilers because thats why I fell in love with this game, it was the unexpected-ness of everything. From the skills, farming, fishing, minigames I loved it all.

That being said (This is where spoilers come in). I was very disappointed with the end of the game. In the beginning you are whisked away by Fairweather after withnessing the death of one of the townpeople being sacrificed and to me, it sounded like I was in for a "Take down the Goddesses and their corrupt sacrifice system". By we end up joining hands with the grandmasters who were sided with the goddesses during the Fae Goddess war and when we eventually take down the Jabberwock we are congratulated and thats it (if I am missing something please let me know as far as I know this is the end of the game). Fairweather doesnt get any dialogue at the end except becoming a shop. And there is just a continuation of the same practiced I thought we set out to destroy. If the game just becomes a sandbox after that, it seems like a lot of wasted potential. All of the characters you meet and completed tasks for pretty much die and end up replaced by randomized characters which say the same or slightly varied dialogue.

All in all I loved the game but the ending left me feeling empty and with no direction

i pretty much played all farming sims. tried to get into kynseed several times over the years its just not that fun. It does not feel like i am building "my farm". I do not like the interaction prompts like for dialogues and tools. I cant seem to sell what i have because the shops have limits (i get it can probably be upgraded over time but why bother?). I see no fruit trees to look forward to planting or other upgrades I would enjoy related to "my" farm. the artstyle is beautiful tho.

First. I don't enjoy Stardew Valley. I really don't. It's too grindy and repetitive.

But I saw a friend playing this, and on their recommendation, got it. Now.... now I hope this gets even more, even if it's a new game with even better stuff.

The best way I can describe it: Stardew + Midsommar + Fae. And it is a BLAST. I feel like it keeps surprising me. You can own shops, cook, make alchemy items, blacksmith, romance, marry, divorce, repeat, and so on. There is enough variation that it keeps me interested.

My biggest complaint is probably combat. It's really the only thing that frustrates me, but if you can move past that, then it's an absolute treasure.

Also.. would totally smash Fairweather.

Rating: 9.6
Gameplay: Stardew valley, met Fable, met Folklore with a healthy amount of puns and creative charm
Story: Amazing and simple
Difficulty: Not the point
Graphics: Low key amazing
Play Time: Take your time and spend your time
Price: Worth every dollar
Bugs: None
Audience: Everyone could play it but teen plus will really enjoy it.
Grind: Didn't notice one.
Misc: This game changed me.

Relaxing and fun. I liked the fairy tale spin on the farming/life sim game.

Cute little game that I have played on/off for the last few years. It is really a joy to see how the game changes and improves when I return after a long hiatus. And the devs seem to keep on trucking and pushing out bug fixes and new content.

Very charming. Simple controls, deep storyline, and super tranquil bgm. Very Highly recommend for chill gaming

I played this game a couple years ago and stopped because it was incomplete but I had a hankering to play a few weeks ago and I am so glad I did. Kynseed has been updated so much, new features, completed stories. This is truly a wonderful game and everyone needs to experience it.

This is a temporary review. I will most likely update it as I continue to play through Kynseed.

While it is easy to draw an initial comparison between this and, say, Stardew, this is not Stardew. Stardew was a cutesy farming simulator, where you produced a lot mayo and a lot of anxiety. As for Kynseed, I've only made it to the end of the first year--and while there is certainly a twist right out of an Ari Aster film, Kynseed otherwise presents itself more as a chill townlife simulator, where you grow up, make friends, and do jobs to make money, with each job having its own little minigame. Maybe I'll be a blacksmith. Maybe I'll be a cook. Or maybe I'll just grind out the forests for materials--'cause the combat is waaaaay more than I expected.

Who knows. For now, though, as it's right after midnight for me writing this, I'm going to go to sleep and hope I don't dream of Fairweather.

While I haven't played the game for long, I am enjoying the variety of things that your character can do. The updates definitely have improved playability. I like the way the game lets the adult character only sleep when they want to save/etc.

I've put thumbs down but its more mixed than negative. The game is good. The style, the story line and the way its presented but there's just too many NPCs to keep track of. trying to find someone for a quest hand in is frustrating. after you meet them they need to be added to the map or their name above their head otherwise its like trying to find a needle in a haystack. The time with the dandelions also sucks balls, it needs changing to just a clock.

I'm obsessed with farming/simulation games. All the way back to harvest moon, rune factory, animal crossing, stardew valley, my time at portia/sandrock, cult of the lamb - if it has cows and sheep, I'll give it a try.

Most games in this genre do not have a strong story, and have very simple combat if they have any combat at all. It's an egregious lack that I've been chasing ever since Rune Factory let me kaiju battle my way to master farmer. Yes, give me cozy, but also let me have fun playing a game!

This game? Kynseed? This game RULES. I didn't take it seriously at first, until I beat the tutorial and got my ass handed to me by a freakin' level 2 goblin... thing. The combat in this game is complex, and really fun!
The characters are interesting, and the overarching storyline has me guessing like none of these games have in the past. What the HECK is going on? Why am I an orphan? What do the fey creatures want from me, and how do they relate to these goddesses that rule humanity with an iron fist? Where do all of these magical portals lead to?! It's a mystery, with some great tongue-in-cheek humor, as you discover more about this crazy world.

I haven't even opened up the entirety of the map, or gotten married, but this game has me hooked, and I think you should give it a try - if you also like games with cows and sheep.

I'm really enjoying this game. I've put about 30 hours into it, and I still feel like I've barely scratched the surface of what I can unlock. There are still unexplored areas of the map.

If you're looking for an open ended cozy game where you can collect and unlock all the things, you'll appreciate this game. There are also fun mini games for cooking, smithing, and potion brewing.

The character writing isn't very deep, but I've stumbled on a few very funny bits when unlocking new friendship levels with villagers. If you're looking for Stardew level relationship building, you're not going to find it here.

My biggest peeve in the game is that parts are not explained very well, and I find myself going to the wiki for answers. Sometimes the answers aren't in the wiki.

I also don't like the combat, so I've largely been ignoring that to the dismay of all the missing villagers and children. Hahah.

Kynseed is a game that I followed since early access. That said, I didn't buy the game until after many of the newest updates.

It has gone through SO MANY changes and updates that makes this game now one of my top favourites on Steam besides Stardew Valley.

I have noticed it's being compared a lot to SDV and Story of Seasons (Harvest Moon for the old school lovers). And I have to say that comparison is completely off the mark for me.

Yes, Kynseed has farming, fishing and cooking that gives it a similar vibe to SDV of SoS but that's where the similarities end for me personally.

Kynseed is SO much more, in my opinion. It has so many more mechanics when it comes to mini-games, owning a shop, the battles against monsters in the Woods, the story and lore that goes with it. Even the cooking is so different (I especially have a hate-love relationship with the soup making)

The characters you meet, the skills and funny traits you can sometimes find on your neighbours or yourself can cause comical interactions (looking at you Flatulence trait) and the best part (again) for me personally, is the fact that you can waste away your days without being forced to sleep as an adult.

I love that I can take my time with both the story and my character. If I want to offer all my years of life to Fairweather to get all the arcane items, no problem! You get an orphan to take the Kynseed over from you and begin anew. Or if you got married and had kids, any adult child can be your heir and voilà ... new start with more traits and better stats (because of course the next gen is always better LOL XD)

The world of Kynseed is your oyster. For me this is perfect, I don't have to min-max anything, I don't need to be perfect, I don't have to rush to get things done because there is no time constraint.

To someone like me this is relaxing AF.

All that said and done, the only negative point I personally have with Kynseed is the star rating conditions of nearly everything. OMG I'm mean seriously, if there's anything that could use a bit of QoL update it's that. Some items like fruit or fish have such specific star rating requirements that I just ignore it most of the time, unless I need high quality for skills trees or if I just got lucky.

All in all if you're like me and you love taking your time just running around gathering items, or forging at the blacksmith or being the best cook in all the Havens or sharpening your weapons to take on all the monsters or owning every single shop the Havens have to offer or simply raising a family and watch as the generations after you grow up...

Then Kynseed is the place to be.

Been playing this since early access and have watched proudly as the devs poured in so much effort, love and attention into this game, adding features, fixing bugs and generally listening to their players by implementing the good sh*t. Beautiful art, lovely mechanics, and dumb meme references. Simple to pick up, lots of things to do (mini-games, customisations, crafting etc), brilliant for achievement hunters. Can be grind-y but is easy to drop and then pick up days or weeks later and slip back into like a comfy and familiar sweater.

//anyone else remember the comedy horror of the flame sacrifice instead of the petals? >:D

I know I've only played 4 hours of this at time of writing but I can see this game is deep. There will be a lot to it. Kind of like Graveyard Keeper and Stardew with a Children of Morta look. I'm liking it so far.

The only thing I would say is they force you to go to sleep and then wake up and so far each day has given me a new task and I might not get that task done that day and it kind of compounds. Like I had to buy seeds but think I missed a day, then couldn't find them so spent a day wandering around, then a day or two later missed a family gathering because I had to get a bucket and milk and stuff. Like currently I just want to wake up and explore around without having to meet my "dad" at the door telling me to do things that opens up new mechanics for the game.

Like he will tell you to goto the blacksmith, who tells you to get ore and opens blacksmithing. Then take milk to a lady who opens cooking(I think) and then meet a fisher guy who opens fishing.

Its a good game and I'm digging it though. I'd spend like $15 or $18 on it. You'll get your money out of it if your into this kind of thing.

I bought this game when it was first released in early access and I thought it would be similar to Stardew... but I was wrong. Honestly back then it was boring and wasn't fun at all. However, I have noticed they dev keeps it up to day and so I recently checked on it. Holy @#$!, WTF just happened... This game got dark and mysterious. I mean it had me doing stuff as a child that children should not being doing. They really have done a lot with this game and not I am having a hard time putting it down. There is still bit of a learning curve as this game does go out of the way on somethings and things are not always as they seem.

First my best pal Ol' Jacob, then beloved Uncle Billy... fricking bunnies, never trust them.

Likes:
- A much darker take on the cozy/farming sim genre, with references to a number of classic folk horror films
- Combat largely follows a turn-based system, but integrates stamina and realtime features in a way that really works for me (note that this may not be for everyone)
- Minigames are fun and varied; the fishing mechanic, in particular, is much more user friendly than those used in other similar games, while still being enjoyable
- Features a wide range of different locations and characters, which serve to keep the player engaged

Dislikes:
- In-game years take too long for the generational mechanic, that the game is built upon, to feel impactful;
- Mechanic whereby you trade years for perks/abilities, while very intriguing, is not incentivized enough; towards the beginning, accepting these trades feels almost too daunting to be able to justify, whereas later on these deals feel inconsequential
- Feels overwhelming at times; the beginning sees you very short on cash and resources, while the later game has you managing a lot of different tasks/activities, which can be easy to lose track of
- Game feels very long, making it easy to lose interest prior to completing it

Verdict:
Kynseed is a unique game and does a good job of blending multiple genres. Completionists, however, may find that it overstays it's welcome, and many of the central mechanics do not feel properly balanced. Overall, I would recommend this game to people looking for an alternative darker take on the cozy farming-sim genre, but it certainly will not be for everyone.

I'm not able to write an elaborate, eloquent review to highlight all the reasons why I adore this game.. I'm just not built that way. Well, I can say that I have been here for a couple years and have watched it evolve and slowly improve (Old school sacrifice though, RIP) and it's such a treat.
I can:
- Sit in my apothecary and make remedies for hours on end and help the inhabitants with their various ailments,
- Cook a thousand pies in a row just because I think the minigame is relaxing AF,
- Ride my sheep alongside my cat and dogs while picking all the herbs and flowers that comes my way (and dig for loot!)
- Fish my way through Quill and emptying their supply of fish in one of the best versions of fishing there is in a game
- Listen to the soothing and peaceful music and just find myself smiling from time to time,
- Decorate my farm with no time passing so there is absolutely no goddamn rush and it's just such a great system!
- Decide never to go to bed and just stay awake forever
- Kill hobs, hags etc in the surprisingly fun combat-style this game has (this was the main reason I was hesitant to buy the game at first but I came to like it very much!)
- Accidentally give townsfolk their most despised gift on their birthday and just sit there quietly, ashamed
- Own all the shops and make the former owners work long hours while being fed many, many pies to get the energy to do so.

I think the list could go on but I got a little tired of writing so there it is. Great game. Works very well on Steamdeck as well. It's a perfect game for when you got a tired mind and just wanna have some casual, cozy fun. Most of the minigames are releaxing and it makes me violently joyous at times.
9.5/10

Think Stardew Valley, but massive. Lots of characters to interact with and it feels like the whole ecosystem runs on it's own. I like the magical elements and each character has their own personality. I also like that the main character you are playing isn't locked into the fatigue/sleep cycle - while others sleep I can keep going! There's a lot to explore so I loved that mechanic.
Cool combat system- not too hard to learn. I enjoy the mini games, and the fact that it's not toooooo grindy. (It can be, but it's not egregious imo.) I still haven't started my family and I feel like there's so much left to unlock.
If they are planning to add more - I will be gobsmacked.

I bought this game in 2019 and forgot. I just spend four solid hours in this world, and I'm going back in!! The updates are so drastic but feel natural! There is SO MUCH to do, it's like every farming sim/colony sim/dating sim packed into one game. I didn't feel overwhelmed by all the stuff, it is introduced in a way that did't rush me. KISSES TO KYNSEED (edited to come back and say the story is wicked crazy, yo!)

This game is so cute and fun. I can play it foreeeever. It’s like Stardew Valley meets fun mythical world. Wish there was even more to the game but that’s just me being greedy. I’ve played this since it was super in early access and forgot about it for a long time. I’ve been pleasantly surprised with this game and honestly… I like it better than Stardew.

Love this game, love how interesting some of the dialogue and story can be. Currently absolutely obsessed and cant wait to keep playing

Many many places to visit, you grow with the game and gain experiences on the way. What I really like is the graphics are beautiful and change with each of the four seasons. I'm so glad I found it and recommend the game for others to try.

so fun, so much to discover and do. Love it