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Grow your farm, meet the villagers, and join your friends online in building your world.
Staxel is a farming sim, character customization and cute game
developed by Plukit
and published by Humble Games.
Released on April 11th 2019 is available on Windows, MacOS and Linux
in 6 languages: English, French, German, Japanese, Simplified Chinese and Dutch.
It has received 4,735 reviews of which 3,741 were positive and 994 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.7 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 19.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 1.12€ on Gamivo.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7/8.1/10 (64bit)
- Processor: Intel Core i5 @ 2Ghz (or equivalent)
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: nVidia GeForce GTX 660 1GB / AMD Radeon HD 7850 1GB
- DirectX: Version 11
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 12 GB available space
MacOS
- OS: macOS 10.15
Linux
- Processor: 64bit Intel compatible
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It is a really fun and creative game. Yes, the game has sadly been abandoned, there are still a lot of quests to do that can give you a lot of play time. so keep that in mind when deciding if you wanna buy this game or not
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It's a cute game but not finished unfortunately. You can still do a lot and the fact that you can basically build your own town with enough time and money is a super concept. I would advise to add a few mods to make it feel a little more "complete" or if you want to skip the grind.
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amazing little chill game. it's a super chill cross between stardew and minecraft. 100% recommend if you like games with zero stress or enemies.
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This is a farm sim that has fairly unique hook that I've not seen elsewhere. Basically take the basic farm chores, seasonal and social aspects of Stardew or Harvest Moon and add the creative block building of Minecraft, and then throw in a little Animal Crossing just for good measure. Staxel is one of the more casual farm sims, there's no stamina/energy system so the only limiting factor for work is time, and even there the game is quite forgiving. The player can rush into bed minutes before 6:00 am with no penalty, and there's no harsh monetary penalty even for passing out, only taking 5% after the third consecutive day. Instead the character is hit with a speed debuff that will go away after resting. In my mind the largest challenge in Staxel is creative, and it's pretty much the determining factor in whether I pick this up or some other farm sim: do I feel like building? If you like building in Minecraft or other such games, and also enjoy farm sims chances are you will like Staxel. But if you don't enjoy those kind of block building games (and SPECIFICALLY the building part since there's no combat or survival mechanics) then you probably won't like Staxel either. While the player starts with a fairly nice town, a major part of the game progression is building new buildings: new homes for new townies, new shops and even the Animal Crossing like Museum is entirely player built. While you can definitely save time/resources by just laying the required items under a tree canopy and call it a day, it takes away from one of the games' strengths which is the great art design. Further more building is what makes Staxel unique and sets it part from other games, so I would definitely call it a core component of the gameplay. But, if you like block building and farm sims, this is definitely a game to check out. It's cute, laid-back and defintiely scratches the farm sim itch when you want something casual but still engaging
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i got staxel for like $5 on sale, and i love it so much it's not even funny. there's a ton of problems with it: it's buggy, unfinished, and it's not very ergonomic. it had a lot of potential that will never be realized, but its charm is all right there. i love it so much that im going to write a long, personal criticism of it. most of the characters were very engaging to me. some were forgettable, but for the most part, i looked forward to giving them gifts every day to see what quest they had in store for me next. almost every single character has a few lines of dialogue that teases a relationship (non-romantic most of the time) with another character, or something that they're hiding etc. i was excited to learn more about them and i eated up the few scenes that actually materialized those lines of dialogue into a quest or a scene. unfortunately, most of the character's storylines feel unfinished, like there should have been more. like a LOT more, and most of those lines of teaser dialogue i mentioned never get a real conclusion. the quests were confusing at times because it was unclear what to do, how to do it, and the wording was off at some points. the wiki doesn't have a lot of info and i found most of the answers to my questions on the reddit or steam lol. i do think it's largely confusing because not as many people know a lot about this game as they do other popular sandboxes. i went into this game expecting some sort of combination of minecraft, stardew valley, and animal crossing. i was sort of right; staxel feels like it took a lot of inspiration from those games, but i don't think it managed to incorporate aspects of those games together without sacrificing playability. it allows you to build freely in a minecraft sort of way, but every time i wanted to build a big project, i felt like i was being interrupted by the stardew day-by-day progression and having to go to sleep unless you want to just pass out. also, specifically with quests that transport you to different places, i wish the day-night cycle paused so i could properly enjoy the story. as far as crops and farm animals go, i like the way they do most of it. i love the watering system because it takes pretty much no time at all to water most crops. for some reason, some of the larger crops were more difficult to water, and it's super annoying that the sprinklers water a circular area instead of a square one, but it's whatever since using a watering can doesn't take long anyway. the pigs are REALLY cute, which practically makes up for everything else (it doesn't). i avoided fishing at all costs. it was so annoying and the ui is reaaally ugly. i hated how i had to do the entire fishing minigame thing just to get trash. but imo, the stardew fishing is peak and can't be topped, so i get how that's a difficult bar to live up to. for the bugs, i actually liked that they didn't move or run away when you went near them. it made it less stressful to catch the bugs if they were rare. i enjoyed collecting the fish and bugs, but i just like collecting things. the building system is really strange in my opinion. i like that you can rotate blocks before placing them, and that you can instantly take apart large builds just by removing any attachments to the ground. one of my biggest grievances with building is that blocks meld into each other and poke through other blocks, which is pretty annoying. it became more of an inconvenience than an immersive experience. the way you craft items was also strange and tedious. it made it feel more "realistic" to place down items individually on a bunch of different tables to craft, but it was ultimately so inconvenient to deal with that i ended up buying pretty much everything i needed, unless i HAD to craft to get the item. i think there are way too many crafting stations and way too many items to craft with; most items that can be used for crafting are used for one or two recipes and that's IT. i did have a lot of fun using the cooking stations. i enjoyed the process of making different ingredients and putting together food items and such, definitely more than i enjoy the stardew valley cooking. this is definitely personal preference though. the only storage system available is bookshelves. i didn't like it much at first, but honestly, it became pretty convenient being able to physically see all of the items right in front of me. the lighting in the bookshelves gets weird and some items are bigger or smaller than others in the display, but it's not a terrible system of storage imo, especially since you can stack items up to 999 (excluding eggs and some items that can only be a stack of 1). it is pretty tedious to reorganize and rearrange stuff, but that's something i enjoy doing, so it didn't affect my enjoyment too much. the movement was difficult to get used to. it's very flowy and slippery to move around, which is nice for quickly getting across the island, but i flew off so many buildings at 30mph just by tapping a button. this is awful if you try to build anything horizontally high off the ground (i kept wishing there was a sneak function). luckily, the movement isn't a big deal most of the time, and you're only expected to do parkour occasionally. i haven't played the CE version (yet). the PC version is laggy and freezes up on me sometimes, especially when playing multiplayer with just one other person. it's obvious that this game isn't very well optimized, and i think that's the biggest turnoff. staxel really could have been something. i see it. i see the vision they were trying to produce, and it's a wonderful game with wonderful characters, storylines, interesting quests, a plethora of items, an intricate crafting system, building, farming, exploring, worldbuilding, and all of the best things from all of the favorite games of so many people. i think the dev team bit off more than they could chew, and in the end, they fell short. i think that's okay.
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Staxel is currently priced at 19.99€ on Steam.
Staxel is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 19.99€ on Steam.
Staxel received 3,741 positive votes out of a total of 4,735 achieving a rating of 7.67.
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Staxel was developed by Plukit and published by Humble Games.
Staxel is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Staxel is playable and fully supported on MacOS.
Staxel is playable and fully supported on Linux.
Staxel offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
Staxel includes Co-op mode where you can team up with friends.
Staxel does not currently offer any DLC.
Staxel is fully integrated with Steam Workshop. Visit Steam Workshop.
Staxel does not support Steam Remote Play.
Staxel is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for Staxel.
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Game modes
Multiplayer
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Online players
31
Developer
Plukit
Publisher
Humble Games
Release
11 Apr 2019
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