I played this one over a few sittings before I got the "thanks for playing this early access game!" Pop up. I had fun with it, but felt at that point there wasn't much else to do (without trophy hunting or repeated playthroughs.) It was at around 200 in game days. Overall though I had fun with it! I would definitely play a full version of this game, or if the devs made a similar game like this. Small gripe is that I wish it had a button to just move something I've built, though I understand why they might not put one in there.

Upon reading other reviews, I agree that the music whips

At the time of this review, I played the game for about 20 hours, and I am still not completely through.

The game is advertised as Early Access / Preview, but it definitely already feels extremely finished and polished. I encountered only a few minor bugs throughout the gameplay. The game has a good balance between ''tryharding'' sections and relaxing sections where you can just let your village do your thing. The concept is absolutely adorable and the 2D / 3D mixed graphics really sold it for me in the end. The biomes looks truly beautiful and there is quite a great variety already, but i am definitely looking forward to more. I read through the list of things that are still coming to the game, which will add even more charm to it. For a game that is listed as Preview, this was a truly delightful experience and will definitely play more with more updates coming.

Got to play it during Steam's 'Next Fest' and really enjoyed it. Thankfully, I was also sent a code to access the closed Beta so I could keep playing. This is a game that has a lot of promise and delivers.

With a world similar to Nausicaa of the Valley of Wind, the game involves building, maintaining and protecting a village on the back of a giant creature from toxic pollen clouds. I find the premise to be very exciting and interesting with the gameplay complimenting that nicely.

My only complaint is the lack of a pollen free mode or difficulty setting for the more casual player as it can be a little overwhelming when Onbu is in a bad mood and decides to sleep in the middle of a pollen cloud.

Was never attracted to the genre, but had this recommended as a good beginner level introduction to it. It's fun, although it doesn't really solve my major gripe with it that is: You can't really plan a city and have it be pretty or optimal. You just do whatever you need right now for people not to die and once you're stable enough you'll need days of grinding to slowly rebuild into the city you actually want to do.

Still, that's a purely subjective gripe. The game does exactly what it promises to do, but nothing more. I guess I'll try Frostpunk next and see how it compares to one that's notoriously punishing compared to this cozy one.

El juego está muy bien, engancha y tiene un punto interesante con la aldea en movimiento y el mensaje de que habitamos un mundo vivo y hay que cuidarlo y todo eso. Solo tengo un par de pegas que ponerle:
- Depender de los recursos que se consiguen a través de la exploración y que no haya ninguna otra manera de obtenerlos frena mucho la progresión en los compases medios-finales. Máxime cuando cada casa avanzada acoge solo a 4 personas y requiere 3 de hierro.
- Echo en falta algo más de profundidad. Sé que está en acceso anticipado y que probablemente se vaya subsanando con el tiempo, pero, una vez que tienes las mejoras que te interesan desbloqueadas, ya has pasado por todos los eventos aleatorios que pueden surgir y tienes engrasada la maquinaria de hacer pan y estofados, resulta difícil encontrar motivación para seguir más allá de desbloquear los logros.

Recomiendo probarlo a todo fan de la gestión.