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About This Game Forager is a 2D open world game inspired by exploration, farming and crafting games such as Stardew Valley, Terraria & Zelda. Gather, collect and manage resources. Craft useful items & structures. Build and grow a base out of nothing. Buy land to expand and explore. Level up and learn new skills, abilities, and blueprints. Solve puzzles, find secrets and raid dungeons! Achieve anything you want! The choice is yours, you set your own goals to work towards!Start small and improve your base, skills, equipment, network of friends (and enemies!) and build your future as you see fit! You can play Forager in a very varied array of playstyles...BECOME... A GATHERERBECOME... A FARMERBECOME... A MERCHANTBECOME... AN ADVENTURERBECOME... A BUILDER 7aa9394dea Title: ForagerGenre: Action, Adventure, Indie, SimulationDeveloper:HopFrogPublisher:Humble BundleRelease Date: 18 Apr, 2019 Forager Free Download [FULL] Very cute game. Spent hours on it. Only thing i'd suggest is for the dev to add a choice upon death whether to try again or to return to main screen. Otherwise Forager is a very enjoyable game especially for those cleptos such as myself!. Easy to exploit, Fun to playGreat time waster. i love it. i wish key bind for food. I killed a bete and became Cthulhu 10\/10 would do it again. this game is a massive skinner box, and not a good one either. At first, it looked like there was going to be some sort of interesting resource management game play going on here where you had to manage stamina and scare randomly generated resources... but then, this game is the complete opposite of that. It's horribly easy, and the game just hurls resources at you with such disregard that quickly nothing has any value anymore. I don't understand why this game was getting hyped up, so much, it's really not good.. A really well made game, that can be fun for hours.. I love it. Just please lower the price.. great game!. After putting 16.5 hours into Forager. I have little good to say about it. It's buggy. It's boring. I feel like I was robbed for buying this game. And when I am done with it I won't be coming back to it.So what do I not like about it? Well could I say everything? From how the key press don't work to how the screen shakes every time a mining rod collects a resource. Which you can't turn off. And when the screen shakes you may end up clicking on a tile you didn't intend to! There isn't a pop up to tell you what each scroll or potion does. Early in the game when you get scrolls and potions for quests you end up saving them until later in the game when they are useless! Unless you like trial and error on rare items. When building multiple buildings or resources it costs more as you make more. Which can become a very steep and costly resource hog. I am looking at you fishing pots! Well those are some of the things I do not like about Forager. As of right now I cannot recommend this game to anyone. It feels incomplete. It has problems which should have been ironed out. If you are reading this review please DO NOT BUY THIS GAME!!!!!. The best reason to describe how I felt while playing this is that I was more addicted than I was having fun. The many progression loops are really great, but the micromanaging of all of the factories and the lackluster combat combined with some really easy puzzles (besides the weird galaxy rooms, which are more like riddles and I couldn't figure out a single one) really just gets tedious after a while. With a game like this, which relies on an ever expanding factory of sorts, you need increasing amounts of automation as the facotires begin to sprawl out, as well as increasing control over the environment or it gets difficult to manage, and you just don't get any of that. So a lot of the factory placement and management parts have you placing factories next to museums and quest objects that are long used up, each building making it harder and harder to get around. It's not... Bad, but it is more addicting than it is fun.If I were to make a suggestion, I'd either go further away from automation and revoke some of the automation in the game as well as lower prices on items (to encourage more foraging and less idling) or increasing automation and get some inspiration from Factorio or the like.