"Picontier" is a story of mystery and fascinating events that occur on an island as the main character, who awakens from a long sleep on the magical island, resumes life from scratch and meets many intriguing islanders. It is a ‘slow life RPG’ that unravels and reveals surprising twists.
I really wanted this game to be better than it is. I saw the other negative reviews, but there were enough positive ones that I decided to risk it anyways. Wish I hadn't, the game in its current state is not worth the price.
The pros, first:
- The pixel art is so cute, that's what drew me to the game in the first place. It's done well and is pleasing...
It's somewhat enjoyable so I feel bad for rating it badly, but for the current price I can not recommend it. This is said with the fact that it's still EA in mind. It does not lack content, but the content is presented badly and didn't draw me in.
It's said to be a slow life RPG, but it feels straight up boring and tedious. I've been playing for four...
Overall I love this game so far. Extremely charming and a MUST play for fans of games like Stardew Valley and Harvest Moon/ Story of Seasons. It is very well made. The world is fascinating with a science fiction twist shrouded in mystery that unfolds as you play. Music reminds me of Pokemon. The villagers are interesting and there seems to be loads...
I like this game so far! It seems like there is a lot going on already and I can't wait for more to be added.
* Cons:
**Controls are kind of confusing at times. It isn't always obvious about which controls are used.
** Of course, more will be added so I don't know if this is fair, but the price is pretty high, especially for the amount that is currently...
It's not quite the game I expected, but I've enjoyed it regardless. Like with anything, I have the things I've enjoyed and those that I haven't too much. From what I've enjoyed:
1. It's a quaint, cosy game in a very mysterious world. There's no real tension (the closest I came to it was when the beach crabs suddenly speed up as you run past them), and...
