- October 17, 2023
- JimiGames
ACRES
Platforms
About
ACRES is a stirring single-player Strategy game that spotlights agricultural entrepreneurship. Your mission: cultivate crops and meet market demands to boost your farm's reputation and sustain profitability. Savor the pretty visuals while upgrading equipment, automating cultivation, and enlarging your land to stay ahead of the game. However, be prepared for some heavy grinding as success depends on fulfilling orders promptly to max out your earnings.











- The game is addicting and offers a surprisingly deep experience for fans of soil science and farming.
- Beautiful graphics and a calming soundtrack enhance the relaxing gameplay, making it easy to get into a flow state.
- The developer is very active, frequently releasing updates and improvements, showing commitment to the game's growth.
- Performance issues arise when expanding the farm, leading to significant lag and low frame rates even on high-end systems.
- The game currently lacks content and replayability, with many players completing it within a few hours and feeling it becomes repetitive.
- The user interface and controls can be frustrating, with poorly explained mechanics and chaotic mission prompts that disrupt gameplay.
gameplay
22 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeGameplay reviews highlight a mix of enjoyment and frustration; while many players appreciate the depth of mechanics like soil management and tractor operations, they criticize the poorly executed tutorial and repetitive tasks. Some find the game immersive and visually appealing, but express concerns about a lack of automation and poorly integrated contract mechanics, which detract from the overall experience. Overall, the game shows promise, especially in its early access state, but requires further refinement to enhance player engagement and reduce repetitiveness.
“Brilliant game, I love all the game mechanics; it's really fun to play.”
“The intricacies of balancing the soil pH and various nutrients, as well as soil structure and weed density, make for a wonderfully in-depth gameplay system.”
“Graphics are nice and the gameplay loop is satisfying; seeing multiple fields with multi-row tractors doing their thing is pretty sweet.”
“The tutorial is poorly done; many functions are explained immediately but not clearly (for example, the loan mechanics). I would suggest blocking these keys and making them available later with a mission that explains what they are for.”
“Currently, you could complain that there isn't enough gameplay.”
“Gameplay is okay up to about 400 plots, and then it becomes a slideshow.”