So far the game is great! It's been fun managing the store. Adding more tables, shelves, and product is very easy to understand and place. The best part so far is definitely the card collecting aspect. You can open packs to find rare cards to sell for much more than a pack. The best one I found was worth 3.2k. You have a card binder to show all the cards you've collected, and I think there's like 1200 cards to collect at the time of this review. Definitely picking this one up at launch.

STINKIES BE GONE! *Whips out cleaning spray*

Review based on finishing the game at 14 hours: Great relaxing game with some strategy elements added in. One thing I wish I knew before hand was that you really can't mess up a map to the point where you can't get all the biomes or animal discoveries. I also encountered a weird glitch with the monorail system where I'd put down a monorail, but it would be invisible, but when I restarted the save, they showed up. Other than than that, a very nice looking game with peaceful visuals and nice music.

As of this review I have put almost 25 hours into the game. So far so good, no crashing, no frame rate dips, no significant bugs as far as I can tell. My PC specs are RTX 2080 ti, 16gb RAM, and 15 9600k.

The game itself is phenomenal. The visuals are stunning, even on medium settings, the world is impressive and immersive. The sound and music design is beautiful. And the combat is fun and tactical. There's a lot of little stuff to do, like finding points of interest, locating artifacts to get some lore of the world, and other trials and challenges. Exploring is fairly rewarding if you just want to see what the world has to offer, it's fun to see little, or big, hints of what the old world was like. Sometimes you'll even find some good treasures. There's a small crafting system where you can upgrade your bag space and modify your weapons and armor. There's also a light RPG system much like Far Cry and Tomb Raider, level up to earn ability points and get skills to aid you in your journey. So far, the story isn't doesn't stray too much from the formula you'd find in these types of games. I'm getting much more enjoyment exploring the world, looking at ruins, and generally just running around.

All in all, I'd recommend this game if you like action/exploration/light RPG games such as Tomb Raider, Far Cry, any of those kinds of games.

Awesome game, if not a bit glitchy. There's plenty to do, solo and with a group. I only recently started playing with a group of friends and we spend hours just building, collecting, taming, and exploring. I've put hundreds of hours into this game and haven't even explored other islands beyond the base one. The game is deep and has an interesting leveling and skill system.

There are a few problems that can become a bit annoying, but not game breaking. The building mechanic can be a bit finicky and you'll find yourself trying and retrying to put that ceiling so it doesn't have a gap between the next ceiling. Dinos will glitch into each other if you are moving more than one at a time. Finally, dinos will magically walk through walls or get stuck in foundations, only to die to some predator.

All in all, this is definitely the best open world survival game out there in my opinion. If you like video games, you may like this!

Very short puzzle game, pretty fun and free!

Just walk right past this game. I played literally 5 minutes of the game and couldn't stand it. The spelling and grammatical mistakes were bad enough, but combat is clunky, the game is clunky, everything just doesn't work well. This is a point and click game. Click to move, click to swing your weapon, right click to block. Just wasn't for me.

Armello is a great strategy board game! Fairly easy to learn with a fun, fantasy environment.