(Idea taken from a similar post I saw in Reddit a longer time ago)
I would probably get a knife in my ribs before I notice anything and be left to lie in the street 😅
(Idea taken from a similar post I saw in Reddit a longer time ago)
I would probably get a knife in my ribs before I notice anything and be left to lie in the street 😅
It’s animal crossing. I eat some fruit and then forget and hit a rock and break it.
Animal crossing certainly isn’t the worst one to be stuck in but the limited nature of it quickly becomes apparent since you can’t really ever leave the island (you can visit other islands, but you can’t move there and you also can’t visit the mainland).
Nah mate, the goal of life is to laze away on an island with your friends eating fruit and building shit together. Why would I ever want to leave?
Sometimes you might want some variety, like you might want to go on vacation to some exotic places.
Someone else had Stardew Valley. That game and Animal Crossing sound like great choices. But if we consider the long term outcomes, the repetition could become an unexpected psychological horror. Some games provide more exploration or variation but involve higher danger. Other games provide safety and higher quality of life but involve lower variation.