About This Game With weak memory and even weaker ankles, Ellie is ill suited to her job as a waitress, or anything else, as far as she can tell. When her parents decide to sell her childhood home, however, it seems her one chance to save it is to pursue an unlikely career in the only thing she's actually good at: Art. Will she succeed? And, if she does, will success alone give her what she is actually searching for? Features: Make friends to help Ellie grow into a more confident person; live as an island to hone her skills as finely as possible; or try to find some balance between the two. Familiar leveling, buff, and debuff systems carefully balanced to engage long standing RPG enthusiasts. For VN fans, play as a purely interactive novel style stat builder with a selection of fun minigames. Built in guidebook for those who are new to either of the genres, or who just want to refine their game and play at their own pace. Over a dozen possible endings each shed a more complete light over the life and times of Ellie and her friends. New game and new game plus features allow you to customize your replay experience. More than 15 stat boosting outfits. Unlockable image gallery. Special Thanks:Kristen Archer, voice of "Ellie" in game and promotions.Mom and Dad, seriously, we love you both. 7aa9394dea Title: Artisan: Going Home AgainGenre: Casual, Indie, RPG, SimulationDeveloper:Unseen Kingdom StudiosPublisher:Unseen Kingdom GamesRelease Date: 14 Sep, 2016 Artisan: Going Home Again Activation Code [hacked] PLAY THE DEMO FIRST!So unique and clever! The art and music make it a joy to play.The mechanics combine aspects of time managment, product selling, skill growth, and social relationships. You can do more than just Art (write a book, creating outfits for yourself to boost stats, ect.). I decided to buy the game right after playing the demo because I wanted to know what would happen at the end! The game is well organized and a little repetitive, but it's required to build up on stats and practically every game is repetitive so I guess it's to be expected. I love the art and the music (it's very cute), and the story was also well thought-out. The format of the game is similar to an otome game, but the purpose isn't as romance-driven and you are given a little more control over the character's life. Although I was completely not expecting a moral lesson from this game, it also gave me an insight to the responsibilities I would have as an adult and how I would have to balance my life in the future through the character's need for sleep (for health), inspiration, experience, and social points.. This game is sweet, cute, and fun! You guide or heroine through her new life as an artist-for-hire. It isn't really like Harvest Moon or Stardew Valley at all. There is no time limit or even a time component at all really, you go through the days of the week but the months are not even seperated. That's a good thing is this game's case - the pretty arwork along with the really sweet music make this one of the most relaxing games I've played in months!. What a great, relaxing little game. The artwork is really cute, the writing is charming, the characters feel like human beings, and it's full of little minigames... this game has been a pleasant surprise, and I almost never write reviews, but I feel like this one deserves every boost in exposure it can get.Also, note there's a free demo, which is what sold me on it. Definitely recommended, and if you have any interest (or any doubts), give the demo a whirl and see what you think. The main game doesn't disappoint, so if you like that, it's absolutely worth the price.ETA: I still recommend it, but I will say it has basically no support despite having a few issues. And it's difficult to read the text if you have eye issues or a high def. monitor.. What a great, relaxing little game. The artwork is really cute, the writing is charming, the characters feel like human beings, and it's full of little minigames... this game has been a pleasant surprise, and I almost never write reviews, but I feel like this one deserves every boost in exposure it can get.Also, note there's a free demo, which is what sold me on it. Definitely recommended, and if you have any interest (or any doubts), give the demo a whirl and see what you think. The main game doesn't disappoint, so if you like that, it's absolutely worth the price.ETA: I still recommend it, but I will say it has basically no support despite having a few issues. And it's difficult to read the text if you have eye issues or a high def. monitor.. It's okay. As a management game it's pretty decent. Working at night gives you a "Midnight Oil" buff which really fills up the progress bar a lot. But the trade off for that is a really high stress gain and the pretty much 90% chance of getting sick if you don't spend the following day sleeping for 24 hours. And if you get sick, you're forced to sleep in anyway. It's a really decent trade off that makes you think twice about pulling off those oh so useful all nighters but sometimes the punishments get annoying, especially since there's no way to subvert it (like unlocking a dress that allows for it or at least lessens the stress gain from not sleeping. if there is one, i have not seen it). The social stats and friendship candidates are really interesting. It's pretty diverse in its choices though I wish you had a second female choice rather than just one with two male choices.Overall, it's really good for the price and general experience of the dev. Solid management game. Looking forward to future works.. I decided to buy the game right after playing the demo because I wanted to know what would happen at the end! The game is well organized and a little repetitive, but it's required to build up on stats and practically every game is repetitive so I guess it's to be expected. I love the art and the music (it's very cute), and the story was also well thought-out. The format of the game is similar to an otome game, but the purpose isn't as romance-driven and you are given a little more control over the character's life. Although I was completely not expecting a moral lesson from this game, it also gave me an insight to the responsibilities I would have as an adult and how I would have to balance my life in the future through the character's need for sleep (for health), inspiration, experience, and social points.. PLAY THE DEMO FIRST!So unique and clever! The art and music make it a joy to play.The mechanics combine aspects of time managment, product selling, skill growth, and social relationships. You can do more than just Art (write a book, creating outfits for yourself to boost stats, ect.)
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Artisan: Going Home Again Activation Code [hacked]
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