After half a decade of development, Kynseed is finally ready for release.
" in a 2021 preview. With a few big differences, of course, including vengeful gods to worship and fearsome monsters to battle. It's been around since 2017, when it enjoyed a successful Kickstarter campaign and trip through the Greenlight process
Kynseed is a multi-generational game, with characters who will age and die as their adventures unfold, leaving their farms, their business, and their journeys to their children. Mundane and magical activities coexist—you can grow both food and potion ingredients on your farm, for instance—and you'll develop relationships with a cast of"colorful NPCs" while simultaneously battling"dark fairytale creatures" who lurk in the dark corners of the realm.
"After jumping in and starting a game from the most recent update, it's still overwhelming how much there is to do," we wrote."It takes me back to the first time I played Stardew Valley and got dropped into an intimidatingly giant plot of land with just a few seeds to my name.
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