Zorrscha
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I enjoyed it until it became agrindf
I was expecting something major to happen after beating a Demon Knight or whatever they are called, which is why I was so keen on doing so, but the game said it needs an update to continue and there's no real story line to be heard of. (Going to just assume it's a corrupt king story AGAIN)
I agree with this, the story was strong in the demo at the start so I thought I'd buy it, just to be disappointed that by 10mins in you're basically left to grind and do quests that really have no relevance to the story at all.
I was expecting something major to happen after beating a Demon Knight or whatever they are called, which is why I was so keen on doing so, but the game said it needs an update to continue and there's no real story line to be heard of. (Going to just assume it's a corrupt king story AGAIN)
I bought the game a few days ago on a whim, and while I don't exactly regret it, there's a few issues imo. First, the game is a massive grind-fest. There's a few ways to go about the grind, by either doing the minigames or dueling for resources, but neither of them is super appealing. Maybe if the duels were a little more personalized? Maybe more text descriptions or something? Not sure. Second, the story is.. well, short. You fix a few buildings, save a few villagers, compete in a short tournament and it's more or less over. Devs said the game held about 70% of the main story atm... Yikes.
Though, it is clear the amount of work that went into this game (for a team of two people) is massive. All the little character stories and tavern tales. I've especially enjoyed the Strip Lucky games (though I swear RN(G)Jesus is out to get me with those chancers!)
All in all, fairly enjoyable for the most part. My only hope is that they don't just stop once the main story is over. Maybe a few more side-quests and "friendship" scenes for each of the characters instead of just 3. Might help to break up the heavy grind just a little bit.
Though, it is clear the amount of work that went into this game (for a team of two people) is massive. All the little character stories and tavern tales. I've especially enjoyed the Strip Lucky games (though I swear RN(G)Jesus is out to get me with those chancers!)
All in all, fairly enjoyable for the most part. My only hope is that they don't just stop once the main story is over. Maybe a few more side-quests and "friendship" scenes for each of the characters instead of just 3. Might help to break up the heavy grind just a little bit.
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ChickenBoy1969
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I bought the game on Itch.io after having played the 2.x and 3.x version demos; Yes - its still early release and there is more content planned for it - Chewy and Stewie have been up front and honest about that.- the game will be finished, if you paid the $32 for the game, you get all of the full game content free. If you're on Patreon, you get the current versions of the game released within your subscription.
Yes - it can be a bit grindy; there are plenty of "skill tester" mini games throughout which will help to break up your play from just duelling dicks; these can be fun and challenging.
There are plenty of "affinity" and other small stories through the game too - this helps to flesh out the characters in the game and develop the plot.
10 minutes of googling will help you to work out where and how the game saves are stored (its a Unity 2020 game) if you want to keep multiple play-throughs.
Play the demo and decide for yourselves - if you feel like throwing $12 at Patreon for the work in progress you keep your play progress.
Yes - it can be a bit grindy; there are plenty of "skill tester" mini games throughout which will help to break up your play from just duelling dicks; these can be fun and challenging.
There are plenty of "affinity" and other small stories through the game too - this helps to flesh out the characters in the game and develop the plot.
10 minutes of googling will help you to work out where and how the game saves are stored (its a Unity 2020 game) if you want to keep multiple play-throughs.
Play the demo and decide for yourselves - if you feel like throwing $12 at Patreon for the work in progress you keep your play progress.
So finally got around to finishing the last couple affinity scenes and buying all the underwear.
Opinion stays the same in terms of overall design concerns/complaints but yah, basically if you like the demo (in its gameplay, grind vs reward and reward style) then you'll like the game.
Don't expect deep characters, great story, etc. Just expect lots of mini game grinding, shallow gameplay and moderately hot scenes. To put it plainly I'm neither overwhelmed nor underwhelmed.... I'm just whelmed
I don't regret buying it cause it's a TON of work they put into it and I'm happy to have supported them but I don't expect I'll be refreshing waiting on updates. I'll just come back in 3-6 months and hope there's a meaningful amount added and leave it at that. I think that's one of the problems with games that are publicly developed with ongoing demos and content teases. You get the final product and even if it matches what was promised you somehow find you expected 'more'. It just reinforces why so many devs are taking the slow patreon trickle approach so people are constantly hyped for updates and keep paying in for half developed projects. If nothing else the game is polished and does everything it means to do well so huge props to the devs.
PS: Thank god for the re-play affinity scene given the grind and auto save but... doesn't it defeat the whole point of collecting undies (you know.. the whole advertised premise of the game) when you just give us a review scene feature that's completely separate from it?...
Opinion stays the same in terms of overall design concerns/complaints but yah, basically if you like the demo (in its gameplay, grind vs reward and reward style) then you'll like the game.
Don't expect deep characters, great story, etc. Just expect lots of mini game grinding, shallow gameplay and moderately hot scenes. To put it plainly I'm neither overwhelmed nor underwhelmed.... I'm just whelmed
I don't regret buying it cause it's a TON of work they put into it and I'm happy to have supported them but I don't expect I'll be refreshing waiting on updates. I'll just come back in 3-6 months and hope there's a meaningful amount added and leave it at that. I think that's one of the problems with games that are publicly developed with ongoing demos and content teases. You get the final product and even if it matches what was promised you somehow find you expected 'more'. It just reinforces why so many devs are taking the slow patreon trickle approach so people are constantly hyped for updates and keep paying in for half developed projects. If nothing else the game is polished and does everything it means to do well so huge props to the devs.
PS: Thank god for the re-play affinity scene given the grind and auto save but... doesn't it defeat the whole point of collecting undies (you know.. the whole advertised premise of the game) when you just give us a review scene feature that's completely separate from it?...
W8ng 4 the nxt update.the game is so good.got sleep last night and im not finish grinding yet..but maybe nxt time on steam.
..but maybe nxt time on steam.
I can also do the masonry puzzle thing, the mining/gem smash game, and the post delivery memory game on hard. I can't do the smithing thing on hard, and I can't do the fishing game at all, even on normal. I honestly haven't tried farming on hard yet, because I don't need more vegetables, and Horace's affinity hasn't been added yet.
I can also do the ballista game on hard, but why would I when it rewards the same one diamond as the normal version, but 30 gold instead of 15. As if I needed gold at that point of the game.
I can also do the ballista game on hard, but why would I when it rewards the same one diamond as the normal version, but 30 gold instead of 15. As if I needed gold at that point of the game.
Memory game is easy haha. all you need is phone camera, just take a pic everytime it added new images and you can cheat it.
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Can someone also upload a full version download link for the 32bit installer of the game so that I can play it cause I can't run the 64bit version of the game on my laptop
BigDaddyFrog
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I found a way to keep the previous save data but you must do it manually.
Just copy all of the files inside this folder to somewhere else to backup your save data :
C:\Users\*(Your Computer Username)\AppData\LocalLow\GrizzlyGamerStudio\Robin Morningwood Adventure
Can you also upload the 0.4.4 32bit link of the game cause that is the only version that will work on my 32bit laptop