I loved the peaceful vibe and the exploration. I struggled with how it felt there wasn't much to do for the story. I prefer more narrative-driven games, so it wasn't for me. However, if you prefer a chill vibe, you might like this!

Littlewood is like a much simpler Stardew Valley, but the day cycle is energy based only instead of time-based with limited energy. The risk level is very very low to nonexistent in regards to losing progress or items. I wish the golden tools were obtainable a bit earlier in the progression to be of more use. I like how there are mechanics to help make the grind a little easier (obtaining more items at once, for example), but the last of every skill achievement is still very grindy and monotonous. It doesn't necessarily help that most of the buildings become obsolete toward the end of the game because everything is obtained or completed already.

Overall though, I really enjoyed the game and I spent a lot of time designing and organizing my town. I do wish the following compeltionistic things were included in the achievements though: Completing all townsfolk house requests; Beat all the townsfolk at Tarott Monster; & Beat the Big 5 at Tarott Monster.

On sale this is a ok game. Full price bad game. It's just too simple and the UI is clunky. The gameplay loop is like a toned down version of the genre.

It's cute, quirky and for a few bucks worth it. Otherwise not at all worth it. This is like a proof of concept game vs a full game. There are so many other games that do the same thing but also bring more features and, at the least, a UI that doesn't feel like it's from the early 2000's