Incredibly scattered. They were trying to mix Animal Crossing with some vague semblance of a narrative, but telling a story in several dozen 10 minute chunks spread out over weeks or months (depending on how often you remember to launch it) leaves things far too thin to carry what is otherwise just a bad AC clone. They even reimplemented AC features that make no sense, like your shovel breaks over time (no other tools, just the shovel) or sharply limited inventory space (despite not understanding that AC is careful to not expose new item types until you can upgrade your storage substantially faster than you can here). The Spry Fox art and music is still firing on all cylinders and if they ever realize their mistake and remove the time gating this would probably be a very pleasant light-weight adventure game but until then it just isn't enough to recommend.

Incredibly scattered. They were trying to mix Animal Crossing with some vague semblance of a narrative, but telling a story in several dozen 10 minute chunks spread out over weeks or months (depending on how often you remember to launch it) leaves things far too thin to carry what is otherwise just a bad AC clone. They even reimplemented AC features that make no sense, like your shovel breaks over time (no other tools, just the shovel) or sharply limited inventory space (despite not understanding that AC is careful to not expose new item types until you can upgrade your storage substantially faster than you can here). The Spry Fox art and music is still firing on all cylinders and if they ever realize their mistake and remove the time gating this would probably be a very pleasant light-weight adventure game but until then it just isn't enough to recommend.