Luna's Fishing Garden is a cozy fishing and building game. Catch fish, trade it in and create the garden of your dreams by planting new trees, placing water objects and bringing animals to the archipelago.
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I loaded this game up just to try it out and wound up playing the whole thing. It's only a few hours long but it's wholesome, relaxing, and compelling. Video Review (Featuring Capybaras In Little Hats): https://youtu.be/Edp0YE-ksdE I Enjoyed: +Delightful pixel art and relaxing music +Calming, relaxing gameplay +Two control styles (gamepad and mouse only) +Gamepad controls are intuitive +Two different fishing modes so you can choose your style +You can also change the fishing speed to slow down the minigame (or speed it up for more challenge) +Create plants which start an incremental gameplay loop where you gradually get more "magic leaves" +Each fish has its own pattern for catching it +Blathers-like character Nigel the parrot wants to catalogue all the items in the game +The spirits are full of personality (my favorite is Gustav the gecko artist, arrogant and yet somehow likeable and
I have thought long and hard about whether to recommend this game or not, but I ultimately decided against it because of a few factors. Don't take this as a complete downvote though - more of a "mixed" review. (when will Steam allow this btw?) The objective of the game is to row around in a magical boat, plant stuff on islands and in the water, fish up some stuff and restore life to the spirits. So far, so good, and the game definitely has some positive aspects. The storyline is simple, the pixel art is well done and the one music track playing on loop is relaxing and not too annoying. Those positives aside, the main problem of the game is in the game play, or the lack thereof. To progress, you need leaves (the currency) and timber in the late game. You can plant trees or put things in the water to gather leaves. Then you sell them. Some NPCs are there that give you quests to collect c
A cute and peaceful game I love those games with pixel design it gives this cosy feeling. This one was on my wishlist for a while, I discovered it through Plantera and there are some similarities between the games like the never ending profit haha. However here we have a story and are doing quests for characters to reveal the map. Hints: Eventhough the game has an ending you can come back to your progress afterwards (don't listen to Luna about that). After unlocking the ballons to use them just fall into the water. It took me a while to understand. Ps: Gecko is da best
To get things straight upfront, please don’t expect this title to be even slightly like other regular farming sims. No no, it’s a very basic, small, casual and short game featuring a few of these genre elements, but nothing more. You pretty much only row around in a limited 2D environment (only 5 areas maybe 15 screens wide altogether), plant a few trees here, harvest what has grown there, do some easy fishing in between (you even can choose an even easier casual mode for that), talk to a handful of characters for some gathering requests ... and that’s pretty much it. There’s also no deep story, no huge variation. Sounds lackluster, right? But call me crazy, I don’t know, the 3 hours it took me to 100% it I definitely had a peaceful and relaxing time, and all in all I enjoyed the meditative experience, which probably is the most important factor. The pixel graphics are also simple but cu
I recommend this game, on sale...though I am glad I bought it as it was. It's VERY short and can be a little repetitive but overall it was very cute. I enjoyed catching every fish, planting and everything else! There is zero replay-ability but I am hoping to see more from the devs in the future.
Excellent chilled 3h game. Perfectly played on a steamdeck while unwinding before sleeping. Super bonus point, there are capybaras!
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