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I hate EA and the game is just BRIMMING with glitches that will absolutely ruin your entire game and possibly days or even weeks of work. I love the Sims I made so much I actually tolerate this every day.

If you are ok with working with mods (MCC, Wicked/Wonderful) this game is infinitely better.

EA is EXTREMELY greedy & horrible. I don't know what possessed the people (money, it was money) to just let them have this but here we are and EA will never release The Sims from their jaw's. So It is what it is, until it isn't. But for now, I honestly adore my strange little people in this game.

Relationship Status: It's VERY awkward.

TL;DR: It's boring, nothing new, ugly graphics.

It's seriously overpriced for what it is, I don't care that it was on sale. it plays, feels & acts like every mobile settlement game I've ever played and it's just boring to look at. I turned up ambiance to 100 and heard nothing for some reason. The buildings were extremely loud but only when I clicked on a citizen. This game is $20 regularly and it is *way too much* for what is in the game and how it looks.

It doesn't have eyeliner. What is actually wrong with the people that make these. Just download mods, this is stupid. $5 and not ONE eyeliner choice in a GOTH pack? What am I still upset by you *(^&(^%%^$%^$^&%&*^

Don't get this.

It's really fun but it has some Quality of Life issues I wish they would re-work. Such as tools, you can only use one tool at a time.

You have to open your bag, pick a new item and then you can interact with it. You have to do this with everything, if it is multiple items, such as seeds, then you have to open the bag *every single time* to pick the seeds. This is obnoxious. The numbers 1-0 do nothing in the game so there is no reason why you should not be able to work with an entire bar rather then one key for one item.

Once you unlock sprint, it is very fast to deplete. It's annoying and your character doesn't get very far before you have to stop all together.

The textures in the game are beautiful but the UI is horrible to look at. The buttons look like cheap, glossy plastic. It looks like a mobile game user interface. It could be much, *much* more stylized to fit the game. The logo for the game alone is a great direction to start with, if you were to consider actually designing a real UI for your game, rather then a flat, bad-looking copy & paste UI.

Atmospheric sounds should be a setting all on their own. A big point of these types of craft/farm games is the atmosphere. Being able to silence the music and turn up the sounds of nature are almost key to any game, but especially in a game where the player is going to be spending so much time just hanging around either while fishing, catching bugs, farming, whatever. It needs to have a beautiful, natural soundtrack.

Very slow progression for an already slow genre. You need to wait days, sometimes even up to over a week in-game, for some things to happen such as trees growing. IMO this is asking too much of the player. You are already expecting to have a very casual, slower-paced session when you go to play a game like this. But literally spreading this out over such a huge amount of time while giving the player literally nothing to do other then sleeping the days away (unless you *really* just love walking around catching bugs & fishing all day, every day, while waiting) is not how the average player is wanting to experience the game and I feel like this was somehow a huge oversight in development. Four days for a tree, trees are finite in the game unless you catch bugs & fish constantly to pay for the seeds to grow trees to cut for logs in order to make planks for crafting. But you are waiting SO LONG for the trees to grow while you are waiting. It feels like you are always waiting in the game, something I particularly hate in my day to day interactions, and I despise seeing it in my games.

I have a lot of negative things to say but basically, it really is a fun little game. It doesn't break any new ground. It isn't going to win awards for changing the genre or anything. It's incredibly cute, the quests are easy to understand & carry out. The UI shows everything without being too intrusive. There are many little interactive piece of furniture you can craft and/or buy. There's real customization in the game, which is very rare to see still even after all the fuss everyone made when Sims 3 came out. The animals are charming and easily discernible from one another making them easier to remember. When you need to talk to a villager you will see a visual effect around that NPC. This is a super kid friendly game as well as a great way to just have a calm night in with a cup of coffee. You can even move many of the items in the town as well as picking out exactly where your next villager will build their house & what kind of house they will have. Later on in the game you can further customize all of the houses. Merits are things you can earn by completing tasks in your journal such as cutting down a certain number of trees, catching # of bugs/fish, etc. The Golden merits will give you buffs or you will get 100g in the mail for helping finish requests.

Tons of great things about the game. Nothing game breaking or so annoying that it stops you from wanting to progress. But things that could definitely be worked on or looked at.

It's good and it is fun, but it has some very glaring issues I wish would be looked at. Some of them are just small things.

I wish there was better sound in the game, such as running through grass sounding like grass or dirt or whatever. When you are on your ranch, it never sounds right. It always sounds like you are running on a play-mat or something plastic.

Bigger animals. Self explain.

I haven't played much at all since I bought it and I am terrible. I get too scared and I just seem to die every time I step foot on a property.

But I just want to keep playing.

It is really fun but I have a few gripes of my own, I am kind of a dork about simulators so don't take my opinions as your own.

Not everything is interactive. It's frustrating. Sometimes you can open cabinets, sometimes you cannot.
You cannot place things into drawers, why?
Sinks do not work.
You don't need to hook up ovens, stoves or sinks in the kitchens.
Walking through grass sounds like walking on plastic. Doors opening uses the AOL 'online' notification sound.
Not all TVs work
Computers do not work (I'm talking about turning on, showing a desktop, not actually functioning as a real computer)

Again, I am a simulation freak so I will up-vote this as obviously it is very fun. But I wanted to say my own issues with the game, that I do not think would ever really be addressed as they are almost like asking to make Sims a first person game. Which is my actual fantasy. But I think it s stupid to actually expect those types of things so yes, it is very fun and is very involved and the DLCs are extremely neat.

Active, helpful community & devs
Good graphics
Good controls
Fun game-play
Lots of things to do
Lots of variation

Fun, free, play with friends online or by yourself. Looks good, plays well and the install is small.

Devs are constantly updating & there are always weekend events. I wish I could get gold membership.

I dun care, I got it cheap & it's fun. I still like to just walk or drive around and smoke IRL.
I'm old and it's fun.

It is hard for me to play because it is demanding on my system. I cannot afford a new computer so I play it with graphics kind of in the middle. This causes a lot of visual issues for me, but that is personal so I cannot fault the game for it.

What I can play of it with my hubby, is absolutely gorgeous and horrifying and I love it. I wish like hell I could play this on tippy-top settings!
But anyways, after years of playing The Forest, even when things did not re-spawn and you were left with the realization that you had *actually* cleared the (then very small) island of cannibals...

I can say this is just a fantastic new addition and is extremely welcome! I still want character customization & crap but honestly with this game, it wouldn't make sense so again, not holding it against them.

They are amazing devs that have a real connection with their community & that has always been a staple for amazing games IMO.

Even if you hate the cannibals & the story line is of absolutely no interest to you, this game lets you set everything up exactly how you want it. You can use the game as atmospheric background for relaxation or w/e else. It's just so fun all around. Building is crazy weird and I absolutely suck at it. But I love the weird mossy stone things. You can just literally pick stuff up and start experimenting with building stuff. It makes no sense sometimes but it is awesome that I can even begin to do this.

Again, I have a less than optimal system but, even with mine chugging along (and my hubby being a bit of a baby about the cannibals lol) it is just a wonderful game to play for so, so many reasons.