I'll keep this short. This is a game in the vein of Animal Crossing (I haven't played it, but I am familiar with the idea). If you think you'd have fun completing small incremental tasks to revive a magical town filled with iconic characters from various Disney worlds, than this game truly delivers.

Farming, mining, fishing and interacting with the various inhabitants of the town is simple, yet fun. Seeing the town bloom under your care is fulfilling, and the cute tone of the game is relaxing. There is a lot to see and find, and the artstyle is quite fitting, in my opinion. Perhaps the game could let us have a slightly larger inventory from the get go, given how easily it fills up, but other than that, everything in the game feels satisfying.

The game benefits a great deal from having well-established characters, as it doesn't require as much characterization to take place. This might be a negative if you are completely unfamiliar with the Disney characters, but even then I think their archetypal nature manages to give them enough personality to work just fine.

The game isn't a full-priced release, and this (together with the early access) shows in some minor aspects here and there (NPCs getting stuck every now and then is probably the most common issue, and the fact that there isn't a lot of voice acting betrays a limited budget), but I'd be lying if I said I didn't have fun for my entire run so far. I am far from finishing the game, so my opinion is still incomplete, but I am confident this is a great game for its target audience.

[h1]A Delightful Surprise[/h1] I'll keep this short. This is a game in the vein of Animal Crossing (I haven't played it, but I am familiar with the idea). If you think you'd have fun completing small incremental tasks to revive a magical town filled with iconic characters from various Disney worlds, than this game truly delivers. Farming, mining, fishing and interacting with the various inhabitants of the town is simple, yet fun. Seeing the town bloom under your care is fulfilling, and the cute tone of the game is relaxing. There is a lot to see and find, and the artstyle is quite fitting, in my opinion. Perhaps the game could let us have a slightly larger inventory from the get go, given how easily it fills up, but other than that, everything in the game feels satisfying. The game benefits a great deal from having well-established characters, as it doesn't require as much characterization to take place. This might be a negative if you are completely unfamiliar with the Disney characters, but even then I think their archetypal nature manages to give them enough personality to work just fine. The game isn't a full-priced release, and this (together with the early access) shows in some minor aspects here and there (NPCs getting stuck every now and then is probably the most common issue, and the fact that there isn't a lot of voice acting betrays a limited budget), but I'd be lying if I said I didn't have fun for my entire run so far. I am far from finishing the game, so my opinion is still incomplete, but I am confident this is a great game for its target audience.