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Lightyear Frontier is a peaceful open-world farming adventure on a planet at the far edge of the galaxy. Climb into your versatile mech and start your new home on a distant planet with up to 3 friends as you farm alien crops, build your own homestead, and explore the untamed wilderness of the world.
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Not gonna lie, board games around the concept of nature restoration are way up on my wishlist.
there will always be something satisfying about giant mechs
Love this game, always wish I could convince my friends to play it with me
Played the demo and liked the concept. But never played it cause it had some strange design decisions. Like days are way too short for the size of the map. At least it was in the demo, if you plant something and tend to fields in the morning by the time you reached the other areas it was always nighttime. So either don't farm or don't ever see other areas in the light and have nearly no time exploring.
Don't know if they changed it cause many people complained about that. Was hoping for an option to increase time so you can play as chill as you like.
even simple cleaning things is cleaning things that are actively getting dirty….dishes just gonna get dirty again, launry? gonna get dirty again. dust? vacuum? yep all things that are gonna get dusty again.
Less slimey than Slime Rancher and less wet than Subnautica, but it gives similar vibes
Wanderbot and Aavak farm mech together. Would love to see that…. and the resulting shenanigans lol
Wonder i feel you would love vintage story as it has crop rotation and realistic metal working
Please take a stab at Playing "Ostriv" a very immersive village to city builder. Excellent challenge.
Tyftv
This made me think of that one love death and robots episode….the thumbnail, anyways
On the topic of games where you have a symbiotic relationship with a large creature/environment: There's a metroidvania called Moonlight Pulse which is set inside a giant space turtle, and you play as part of a militia which is essentially a volunteer immune system. I haven't gotten around to playing it past the old demo, though, so I can't fully vouch for its quality.
Nice outro 😊
This game's been on my wishlist for a good 6 months now