Reseñas de Settlemoon

i have no idea what i'm doing, 10/10

probablemente el mejor idle que he jugado desde hace mucho tiempo ¡El mejor si descartamos aquellos pay to fast! No solo es un juego completo con historias paralelas que sucedieron y acontecen mientras juegas sino que incluye incluso un "post win" "end game" o mas acercado al genero idle un "rebirth" que continua siendo tan interesante como el original de jugar sin quemar el disfrute. 10/10, adoraría ver nuevos proyectos de ustedes o incluso mods :) [ENGLISH] probably the best idle game i have played in a really long time. The best one easly if you discard the pay-to-fast ones! Not only is it a game compleate with paralel storys both in the past and while you play, but it also includes an end-game, post-game or, more accurate to the genre, a rebirth mecanich that keeps being as interesting as the original game without burning out the player. 10/10, wuld love to see new proyects from you or even mod suport :)

Settlemoon is a rather pleasant experience, a game that plays both when you are actually playing it and not, same formula as many mobile city builders. What is cool: - The game is thematically very pleasant, and one of those games that is a vibe to have on the background while you do other stuff. - Being linked to real time, it forces you to be patient and take things slow, which accomodates for a cozier experience without too much mental stack. - Bugs cool :D - Very simple 1-bit-ish art that makes for uncomplicated visuals What is not so cool: - The UI tends to feel very cluttered and at times, it feels like everything is fighting for your attention. When there's a building not yet constructed, I don't really need to know how many of each ingredient I have so far unless I hover on said building, it makes for a lot of noise. Same with other details like NPC names. - Following on the previous one, it would be nice for bits of the screen to dim down or light up according to their relevance in that given moment (i.e., the lower UI lighting up when you're navigating it + the town dimming down) - Several bits of the game are a bit too difficult to figure out, even with the help of the occasional butterfly to guide the player, some features become hidden to the naked eye. While I can respect this decision from a game design perspective, it takes a bit too many liberties for me to agree with it. If you like city builders and the DnD aesthetic, I recommend this game. Also PLEASE ADD FULLSCREEN, I NEED TO HAVE THE CITY OCCUPYING MY WHOLE SCREEN, 'TIS A VIBE