The next instalment in the My Time series has launched on Kickstarter — My Time at Evershine — and after backing that I found myself wanting to jump back into My Time at Sandrock. I never actually finished

Facebook has struck again: the algorithm has intuited the very things that I like and flung an appropriate advertisement in my face. I was just browsing the website, minding my own business, when a game

Nowy rok zaczął się naprawdę pechowo, o pewnych perypetiach nie warto pisać. Poza tym wszyscy byli lub są mniej lub bardziej chorzy (głównie kaszel wespół-domowników - utrudniający sen czy cokolwiek )

Last time in The Tenants I renovated a mansion for a drug baron 😱 then with the proceeds of my unwitting collusion I bought my second apartment! It's another small one bedroom thing in the slums, but

I began my landlord career just a few days ago! My aunt gifted me a property and I've been doing my darndest to become the greatest landlord the city has ever seen. I have to start small before I'm big

Kaelci's loving aunt has gifted her a random apartment deep in the city's slums with the order: clean this up, make your tenants happy, and become the greatest landlord this city has ever seen! At least

Kynseed was a game that I purchased during early access, checked out, loved what I saw, then closed it so I could experience the full wonders of the game once it finally released into a 1.0. And I had

Just over a week ago, I started a new playthrough of the early access game Dinkum. Dinkum is an "Animal Crossing"-esque life sim that I've written about before HERE and HERE. It may be in early

Kaelci of the grey cities dreams of a new, colourful life in imaginary lands.. until she discovers those lands are real!

I used to be an avid Kickstarter fan. I'd sit on there for ages, perusing up-and-coming developers and the games that they longed to make a reality. I may have supported the development of one too many

I've been waiting soooo long for an Animal Crossing style game to land on PC. There was Castaway Paradise but that game felt really, really "meh", and of course there is the Australian Dinkum

Due to the sheer amount of content and progression in Dinkum, it feels necessary to write up a 'continuing impressions' after my initial first impressions of this wonderful Animal Crossing-esque game.

There are two sides to me. One: Fuck early access games! 🤬 Two: Aww, this early access game has potential. Okay, okay, okay. I'll buy it. Please don't make me regret this. Normally I regret it. I tell

About a week ago I started a new Sims 4 savefile. Featuring Heidi Kael and her grand hopes and dreams of bearing the world's first ever alien-human hybrid, she met great success and ended the first chapter

The Sims and I have a bad track record. I love the Sims THREE to hell and back, but every time I play it I am absolutely besieged by bugs, glitches, chaos, and unplayable doom, and when it came to the

In my last Pumpkin Days post I mentioned that next on my agenda was to get a proper house built to replace the crappy little shack, install a kitchen, and get to work on helping the museum house their

Yesterday I started playing a little farm sim called Pumpkin Days! Today, my character continues her journey. 🌷 Until you can craft your own tools, you need to rely on the blacksmith to buy them -- turns

Today I got an email from the illustrious Steam Gods, informing me that Pumpkin Days, a farming game that I've been staring at for quite some time now, is half price. I was actually going to buy this the

Gleaner Heights is another title in the farming/life-simulation genre that exploded soon after the great success of Stardew Valley. Whilst not many have grabbed my attention due to looking like cheap

I'd like to begin this post by stating that I usually love grindy games. I can spend hours upon days upon weeks mindlessly performing various tasks in games that ultimately lead nowhere. For example: The