Qbio Reviews

If you want a huge variety of things to do and a game that will hold your attention for a long time, this is probably not the best choice. However, if you want a game where you can "complete" (see everything, get all the achievements) relatively quickly and painlessly then it's worth it. The main issue I have with the game is a few things don't feel like they do much. The sprinklers when used don't feel like they do anything. I didn't notice a change in growth speed at all. I thought they were broken, I'm still not sure really. And some of the upgrades just feel too situational to matter like the decreased price on the scarecrows. I'd have preferred if you could spend money to upgrade various permanent things. Like upgrade the scarecrows to shoot faster, upgrade the toads to shoot faster, upgrade the beehive things to spawn faster, etc. I'm sitting at a million gold with nothing to do with it while I farm out the last of the rain. And you can't overlay a box in front of another if it's too higher than it. This is very limiting as far as customization goes. I really wanted to put a little waterfall but this prevented it from looking the way I wanted. Since I can't have a block one section above the block behind it. It's hard to describe... you can place the boxes in raised or lowered placements on the 'grid'. So long as there is nothing higher in front of it. It's pretty intuitive how it works surprisingly. But this limit is a bummer. I get it's probably to prevent being unable to interact/see certain blocks or items but I feel like even just one little 'tick' above wouldn't have caused an issue.

It's not a bad game but I wasn't aware that it's a semi-idle clicker game. It's nice and chill but I wouldn't have played it as much if it weren't for the achievements. After getting them, I don't see a point in playing it anymore.

Found out about this game 3 days before realease bought it 1 day after release and for such a simple game its amazing how hooked it can get you and how much there is to do, heavily underrated but atleast i found out about it so i can play it, I suggested this to 2 of my freinds 1 of the bought it the other one is deciding if its his type of game or not, 10/10

Now, here's a fun, neat little game. Solid mechanics. Good achievements. I'm having fun playing it, and I got it on sale. I give it a recommend if you're a fan of farming games, or games involving time management or item upgrades.

Fortunately I was only playing this for 34 minutes when I found this out, but the 3 tiles you see at the menu screen represents your save files, and clicking on them with a shovel erases your save files. Good game, but could really do with some clarification on what the buttons do, or at least a warning when you are about to delete your save files.

Fun little game, could use way more explanation about what different things do. Turrets aren't strong enough to make this a game I could actually let idle which is unfortunate since a lot of the things you can build don't function while the game is closed (which makes sense tbf). The rain achievement is ridiculous though I'm sorry

This more or less plays out like an incremental game. It's cute and charming but not very deep. It's good for a weekend of play and costs less than the takeout you will order while doing so. I enjoyed it, but I can see it not being for everybody.

This is essentially an idle game without a whole lot to do and unbalanced mechanics.

Just because I grinded for all achivements, it does not mean I enjoyed it. One of clumsiest user interfaces I have experienced, no guides about it too. But if for some reason, you also want all those achievements, play all three saves simultaneously (cubes in middle of main screen), to do it faster.

It's a shame its a good game but unfortunately feels like it should be a free to play. Wasn't worth paying for, refunded.