World's Dawn

World's Dawn is that kind of game you play when you have the entire day to yourself and nothing to rush you. It’s a life simulation game with a classic RPG look and slow-paced action. World's Dawn is well-suited for those who like to take their time with games so that they can enjoy every little detail that went into creating it.

The story in World's Dawn is somewhat of a standard one. You move to a new village with your doggy and start a new life there, surrounded by very friendly and charismatic villagers. Each one will have a say in your life’s story, and you might just end up marrying one.

Things unfold at a rather slow pace so be patient with World's Dawn. It takes time to walk from one place to another, and I think that that’s the only major setback to the game; the fact that walking around creates too much ‘dead’ gameplay. However, it’s not like interesting stuff won’t happen when you’re casually strolling about. World's Dawn is full of surprises.

World's Dawn plays like a lot of indie RPGs you’ve seen for a while now, which makes total sense since it’s created using RPG Maker. However, that only means that the way things work are intuitive and easy to learn if this will be your first time with a game of this sort.

To be honest, having this approach to the gameplay mechanics is a good thing because it adds a relaxing, casual feel to the entire experience. More so since you get to go to parties, go fishing, and character evolution takes you down pathways that lead to you becoming a chef or simply a good husband or wife.

To end, World's Dawn is a very good choice for those who are into sims. Its RPG nature makes it easy to play, and the game also features tons of variety.