I set myself up with an HP Omen 870-244 rig and purchased the dual monitors via Amazon. I picked up Guild Wars and played that for some time, moved over to another MMO that I can’t think of since it was a 10-minute hit.īut if we fast forward and save you all from the tragic story of a beloved school and work laptop crashing, I needed a PC. Boy, did I doubt them? I never had the most amazing rig, but it ran a few games, World of Warcraft being numero uno in Casa de Haddock. But behold! I was introduced to PC by several friends and have been told over the years, that PC is the way to go. When the PlayStation 4 launched, I picked it up on a dare and love it. I’ve also picked up a Wii and a Nintendo 3DS within that time. Okay, I will confess, I have always been a gamer and mainly on Xbox consoles over the years. Staxel is currently on sale for just $14.99 in the Humble Store. If those things don’t bother you, then this might be a game for you. Although I can see how it wouldn’t be for everyone because of the art style and how much you have to grind for items.
This is going on the growing list of games that I can’t put down and will keep coming back to. If you’re like me and don’t have someone to play with fortunately you start off with a puppy or kitty to keep you company. You’re able to live on the same farm or be neighbors with the people you invite. That way you won’t be alone when you have to grind for those counters and floors when you want Rosemary to move to town. Probably one of the highlights of Staxel is that it can be an online multiplayer. Staxel has a decent sized map with an abandoned mine to explore, and islands to discover! With an assortment of bugs, fish, foragables, and mineraly things to collect. Of course, the process can be a bit of a grind to get the required materials for different home designs.Īlso there’s more to Staxel than farming or befriending the town people. Customizing even runs into the town! Not only do citizens ask you to build amenities, you can build homes for new citizens. You’re able to customize your character and the farm you live on. Staxel is a farming voxel based sandbox game heavily influenced by games like Animal Crossing and Harvest Moon. The game is now out of early access and retails for $20 USD with a 25% discount during launch. They originally started Staxel in 2014 then releasing it to early access January 2018. Bart was originally a programmer with Chucklefish and worked on Starbound. Developed by Plukit, Staxel‘s team started with Bart van der Werf and Conor Goodman.
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