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I wish I could give a "mixed" review for this, but for now I'll leave it positive for how far this DLC has come from its original state.

The devs have really redeemed themselves with the most recent set of updates - performance improvements (still not 100% but better than last update), adjusted balance for items, and new alt moves content for the 3 new survivors. Still haven't tried CHEF rework but heard it was "better". Most importantly they kept Sale Star intact, the real star of the show imo.

Downsides:
- Balance still feels a bit unfair in some areas/with certain enemies. For example, Gilded enemies are still incredibly tanky. If they spawn in early levels you're going to be peppering them for a while. Scorch Worms can also snipe from way too far away and can be terribly annoying depending on what surv you're playing as.
- NO NEW STEAM ACHVS! Please add new ones for the DLC skin unlocks and alt moves...
- Absolutely busted controller compatibility. Genuinely don't understand how this broke so badly, but pretty much every controller type has some issues without some tinkering (and some don't even work at all: ie. Switch Pro, 8bitdo, other 3rd party models)

Overall I think Gearbox has (hopefully) learned their lesson - don't rush DLC/updates, and keep things faithful to the original game. RoR series has a pretty mighty community so I have faith they will continue to be loud if further issues appear in the future DLC they have in the works.

This game is a masterpiece, one of my fave indie releases this year.

Absolutely incredible what the dev has done with RPG maker. Banger soundtrack, disgustingly detailed pixel art, and beautiful world building. It can be a bit unforgiving at times similar to Fear & Hunger but you're able to jump back and learn your lesson much more easily in this.

If you are looking for a cosmic horror vibe kinda like Junji Ito meets Lovecraft then please just try this game.

I've tried really hard to enjoy this game, to the point where I've done three separate playthroughs - two vanilla, one modded. It just feels more like a chore than enjoyable, even when modded to try to streamline things. It's such a cool concept for a darker spooky farming sim, but it falls short in almost every way.

Many of the mechanics feel cobbled together or afterthoughts - like combat/dungeon crawling, technology points, and upgrading crafting stations for a few examples. Why doesn't the upgrade for the Stone Cutter 2 just apply over top of the existing Stone Cutter 1 I had been using for the first half of the game? Dungeon crawling feels so clunky, you have to clear every enemy from a floor before you can progress. Blue tech points are extremely difficult to earn early game, and even late game it feels tiresome since you have to go out of your way to earn them (whereas Red/Green points are passively earned). Many skills in the tree need these points so it's inevitable that you'll have to sit in the Church basement farming them (or grinding out and then recycling dozens of Stone grave fences). Earning Faith is incredibly bottlenecked due to being restricted to one sermon per week, and many recipes/studies require massive amounts of them.

And oh my god the ITEMS never end and there is nowhere to store them all - good luck if you don't have a storage expansion mod! Some of the items bafflingly don't even stack (or stack in odd numbers), you could end up with a whole chest full of single intestines or brains, while the bones and blood stack neatly. The game doesn't really give the best explanation for what each item does either, it could really use a better in-game tutorial or info window. I don't think most players would know how to get Acid for one of the story quests without looking it up online for example.

I could go on, but in summary progression is slow and confusing. I often forget that the name of the game is "Graveyard Keeper" because I am doing everything but taking care of the graveyard most days due to running around farming, fermenting, fishing, fetch questing, etc. while managing 100 tabs in my browser that I use to look up what every item does or how to craft something.

Sorry farming sim enthusiasts, you're better off going back to Stardew Valley or Fields of Mistria.

Devs that actually listen to the community. They finally changed the key art to remove the cringe joy emoji. Nature is healing.

Please add more accessibility options next tysm love u Semi devs <3

Clown award me for this hot take - but people complaining about ♥♥♥♥ performance are either running it on a computer they dug out of a dumpster in 2015, connected to McDonald's wifi, or didn't take 5 minutes to adjust the graphics settings.

I've been playing the game just fine for 50+ hours on an (almost) minspec rig and really enjoying my time with it. Sure, I can't see every individual hair on Gemma's arms fluttering in the wind but does that really matter? Multiplayer hunts have run smooth overall and I'm not seeing origami monsters like people reported in the beta.

Really do hope they add cooking Palicoes in a future update/DLC tho.

If you're looking for a new cozy game to play this winter, I strongly recommend Fields of Mistria.

You can tell that the creators of this game have played a lot of farming/chill games and took the best parts from those to make this game very user-friendly, approachable, and stress-free. And I don't just mean Stardew Valley - there are mechanics designed very similarly to Harvest Moon/Story of Seasons, Animal Crossing, and more. The devs listen to the community's feedback/suggestions and bug reports and act on them so quickly - for example, there was recently an issue where items went missing after an update and a patch came out... within an hour.

Some major appreciation points for:
- Skill Trees & Related Perks
- EASY Fishing
- Animal Breeding & Color Variants
- Event & Birthday Notifications
- Global Storage for Crafting
- Amazing Character Design & SO MUCH Conversation
- ++Much more

I hope you give it a try and enjoy it as much as I have.

Very addictive and well-rounded in most aspects. I'm only 14 hours in and I feel like I've barely scratched the surface - about half of that time was solo, and the other half multiplayer. I appreciate that you and your friends can either team up to work on certain tasks like the mines or dungeons, or just go off and do your own thing with your profession(s). There's always something to do and new areas to explore.

Like others have said, it's pretty important to upgrade your tools and weapon EARLY on or the game may feel a bit sluggish and tasks will be very time consuming. Thankfully this mechanic is unlocked immediately at the start so you can just go ham on the mines and get the materials you need to upgrade things quickly, and there is no stamina or sleep requirement that will limit what you can do in a day.

I do hope they flesh out a few more areas or add other mechanics with future updates - like others have said, romancing would be great. I'd also like to see better combat but maybe that'll come later on with further Whip upgrades; blocking would be huge, especially with how fast the enemies can be.

Anyway, in its current state this is a really fun and cozy game that's well worth the price point if you're considering picking it up.

Hero Siege used to be my favourite. I played for dozens of hours, got so far, and then put the game down for a while.

Came back, all of my progress was gone and the game has completely changed for the worse. If you put this game and the earlier version from a few years ago side-by-side, you'd think they were two completely different games. It's so heavily monetized now with classes locked behind DLC.

I can't recommend the game in its current state. I want the old game back.

You can stand on the chinchillas and that's all that matters imo

The controls feel tight, and it's satisfying solving puzzles or doing neat techy moves to get to hard-to-reach places. There are so many little secrets in every area that make it rewarding to backtrack as you earn more items.

This game tells you nothing at all (aside from Jump) and just lets you explore to figure things out on your own.

If you are a fan of animals and/or wells, this is the game for you.

This is the perfect game to play while I'm farming in other games so I can farm while I farm.

For real though at this price it's a steal, there's so much content and the music is super chill. Unintrusive overlay is customizable so your task bar and other windows are still visible.

Strong recommend if you're a fan of relaxing, stress-free sim games.