I want to be clear that while I am giving this a negative review, I think there is an audience who this game appeals to, but I don't think that audience needs a review to tell them that this is what they're looking for.

As far as a general purpose review goes, this game is cute but it gets repetitive fast and falls into the mindset of "Why am I even doing anything in this game?" There is no overarching story driving your progress, and progress is not especially interesting. Dungeons don't feel meaningfully different from each other, and while the different career paths are theoretically interesting, the process of getting to one and advancing in one is simply tedium. You can't even just skip through days to get to events you care about because except for specifically sleeping through the night (1/4 of the day length), skipping time requires an item which evidently was a premium shop item in the mobile version of this game, and is not available in easy or large enough quantities here to alleviate the boredom of waiting for the year to end so you can sign up to try to become a knight, or whatever other time based objective you're waiting for.

The idea of living a relatively boring life in a fantasy world and passing down your playthrough to your character's children is cute for sure, and again there's definitely an audience for this game, but at a $30 price tag and given the small amount of meaningful content, I can't really recommend this to a general audience.

I want to be clear that while I am giving this a negative review, I think there is an audience who this game appeals to, but I don't think that audience needs a review to tell them that this is what they're looking for. As far as a general purpose review goes, this game is cute but it gets repetitive fast and falls into the mindset of "Why am I even doing anything in this game?" There is no overarching story driving your progress, and progress is not especially interesting. Dungeons don't feel meaningfully different from each other, and while the different career paths are theoretically interesting, the process of getting to one and advancing in one is simply tedium. You can't even just skip through days to get to events you care about because except for specifically sleeping through the night (1/4 of the day length), skipping time requires an item which evidently was a premium shop item in the mobile version of this game, and is not available in easy or large enough quantities here to alleviate the boredom of waiting for the year to end so you can sign up to try to become a knight, or whatever other time based objective you're waiting for. The idea of living a relatively boring life in a fantasy world and passing down your playthrough to your character's children is cute for sure, and again there's definitely an audience for this game, but at a $30 price tag and given the small amount of meaningful content, I can't really recommend this to a general audience.