Developers: Stray Fawn StudioPublishers: Stray Fawn PublishingRelease Date: September 14, 2022Platforms: PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, Nintendo Switch
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2 Reviews
I had a really good time with The Wandering Village. Building a village on the back of Onbu felt fresh and unique, and I actually grew attached to the creature while trying to keep both it and my people alive. The art is beautiful, the changing biomes kept things interesting, and the mix of cozy building with tense survival moments made it stand out. It does get a bit repetitive after a while, but overall I really enjoyed the experience.
It started out fun and interesting.
It wasn’t even the inane micromanagement that did me in — although, the complete lack of menus/charts to provide more detailed overviews in a game that requires this much micromanaging is a huge oversight.
The buildings are very various but many of them of poor use, the management of the workers is very laborious and the balance between population and happiness evolves on the minute, making frantic unrealistic variations in population.