Stardew Valley

Stardew Valley is a pixel sandbox simulation with multi-platform support and a surprisingly well-thought-out economy, where balance never puts pressure on the player. It all starts with an inheritance: the hero comes to a neglected farm, inherited from a deceased relative, and instead of selling, he decides to make money from the land - planting, harvesting and selling crops. Belongings are stored in a small house on the site. Next comes livestock farming: purchased cattle provide food, a pen with pigs provides pork, which goes both to the table and for sale to the neighboring town, where orders are also sent. The province, by the way, is restless: power was seized by a man disliked by the residents, and they continually ask the new farmer to return the former ruler or restore their usual way of life. Farming is just the tip of the iceberg. The river next to the house adds fishing, and the main money is spent in the mines: ore is in price, orders from there are paid separately, and in the depths you come across weapons, furniture and quest items - next to monsters, unusual characters and the history of the city told by spirits. In the town itself, personal life is also arranged: wife or husband - depending on the gender of the character - children; your family lives in your home and grows with your achievements.