Unity - Completed - Farm and Dishes [Final] [DDReN]

Conclusion: -2* Poor [Playable but buggy]
TLDR: IMHO, unless you like farm/restaurant sims enough to slog through bugs, it's not worth the hassle.

-1*: 1st off, the controls & UI takes some getting use to
& if you change it (as w/ language) it resets after you close & open the game again, making it a chore.
+ since the view is isometric (diagonal), tiles can be annoying to align.
& Tutorials could use some work> Ex. Doesn't specify you need the net to feed / see fodder cost for fish pond

-2*: glitches & inconveniences :
1. No saves besides auto
> Since it autosave at new day only, if the game glitches? You can kiss your day's progress goodbye, having to start it over again.
Edit: Such as:
2. No to little shown, such as: the tutorial/s and/or how you have to find out crop information.
3. The mines are tedious due to rng -- You have to find the ladder over and over again wasting energy + accumulating items you may not want

PS. Closing Statement:
The game has some nice mechanics, but their execution could have used more tuning.

Well, this game has a lot of potential, but it has a lot of bugs, I had to close and open it many times to continue playing, I lost the day doing this, but it seems like it's still in development, it reminded me a lot of Stardew Valley with Daily Live of My Country Side, I hope it continues down this path.

The keyboard control are horrific and I got softlock in a menu talking to the animal vendor or something, the purple hair girl. So yeah, I didn't bother going further. And changing the language in the menu is some extra useless step too.

Seems like a good game at first, but it's not really compatible with PC. I didn't bother trying to keep on playing. The controls are a bit wonky, you'll need a controller (ps5/xbox) to smoothly play the game. Sure you can play it on pc, but with the usual controls of arrow keys + z/x/c. Movement is a bit wonky and selection of tiles is weird due to the isometric view.