[–] 2 points 1 month ago (1 child)

First thing that comes to mind is stardew valley, very chill, you can sink hundreds hour without noticing, best farm sim out there.

About automation and roguelike, I'd suggest plateup, it's a cooking roguelike where you manage a restaurant, but there are some automation elements to it, one of the things I like doing is building fully automated restaurants to beat a run.

Still on roguelike, I sunk a few hours on backpack hero, where backpack management is the most important thing and battles are turn focused instead of action focused, position and items you have will be the difference.

All of these are very fun and hooked me for hours for different reasons, hope you'll enjoy them.

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  • [–] 1 point 6 months ago

    I really like it, been playing it a lot, but it's definitely different than vampire survivors so I wouldn't recommend it based on that. The demo gives a good idea of the experience though, I'd suggest to try it out.

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  • [–] 2 points 7 months ago (1 child)

    So, so, so many... Right now in the AP website, you can see a list of 79 supported games. If you look in the AP discord they also have a spreadsheet that have games with connectors/randomizers being worked on, a lot of them which are stable and playable, and that list has 454 more games.

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  • [–] 12 points 7 months ago (3 children)

    If you want a different experience for this game that gives you more replayability, I suggest checking out archipelago: https://archipelago.gg/

    Archipelago is a multi world randomizer that connects games and shuffles everything between them, for example someone can be playing zelda ocarina of time, open a chest, and find in it Mario's ability to jump in someone elses game of super mario world.

    Stardew valley is randomizable in AP as well, which can give you different goals, like completing a randomized community center, marrying and having kids, perfect evaluation, among others you can choose. You can connect it with other games your friends are playing, but if they also want to play stardew, you are able to send each other gifts to help each others progression. Everyone can have different goals, you all choose what you want to randomize, like randomizing entrances, having to unlock seasons, randomizing recipes, and more.

    I very much recommend it, AP is a lot of fun, and I bring stardew to it often, depending on the settings you make you can have it be a single gaming session thing or a multi day affair, and always more fun when you have friends also playing stardew and you help each other finish the goals.

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  • [–] 1 point 9 months ago

    Mine has started doing this since the day before yesterday I believe, I have to open the sidebar and select any of the options there, and it browses like normal, but what was once my frontpage is just this error and no amount of retries work.

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  • [–] 5 points 10 months ago (1 child)

    It is weird, they released 3 games, on the same day, different simulators, this one on early access... They all seem a bit interesting, like basically dealing with the entire food processing from farming, processing, restaurant, but the fact they all released December 18, 2025 is messing with me.

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  • [–] 2 points 11 months ago* (1 child)

    This method is a little bit different than what I use, this one folds the corner in before rolling down the bag, What I do, even in my chips bag, I roll it down, then fold the corners in, then roll it out once over the folded corners. Maybe that would be easier for you to do to this kind of bags?

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  • [–] 8 points 1 year ago

    I completely and utterly loved both of those games, but if I had to choose I'd go with Baldurs Gate 3, simply because it gave me many many more hours of gameplay while keeping things fresh enough for multiple playthroughs and is very fun multiplayer with up to 4 people, though also fun single player. Expedition 33 is a lot of fun but strictly single player and for 1 playthrough, replays are just the same but a little harder.

    Highly recommend both when you can, each will consume a nice part of your life

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