- November 27, 2022
- Kairosoft Co.,Ltd
- 45h median play time
Forest Camp Story
Platforms
About
"Forest Camp Story" is a business management sim where you create and run your own campground in the great outdoors. Manage activities like bird watching, fly fishing, and horse riding, and offer guided tours for new campers. Expand your business by setting up a camping goods store and attract new customers to spark a nationwide camping craze. Show your campers a good time and make memories that will last a lifetime.






- Charming graphics and cute characters make the game visually appealing and enjoyable.
- The gameplay loop is addictive and relaxing, allowing for hours of casual play.
- There's a good balance of campground and store management, providing flexibility and creativity in building and decorating.
- The game can become grindy and tedious, especially towards the end when significant money is needed for expansions.
- Mouse controls can be awkward, making item movement and management frustrating at times.
- Some mechanics are not well explained, leading to confusion about gameplay elements.
gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeForest Camp Story features a solid and relaxing gameplay loop that encourages players to build and customize their camp without the stress often found in simulation games. While it combines elements from titles like Animal Crossing and Recettear, it offers a simplified experience with some mechanics that lack thorough explanations. Overall, players appreciate the low-stakes environment and the ability to alter the landscape, enhancing the enjoyment of the game.
“Forest Camp Story has a very solid gameplay loop, and I would have enjoyed this one even at full price.”
“Unlike a lot of simulation games with similar buildup gameplay, this one is just pure relaxing, low stakes, zero stress, just slowly building up a cute camp of many detailed little things and nothing disastrous happening!”
“You can alter the map's landscape unlike Dungeon Village, and that's a nice layer to the gameplay.”
“Some in-depth mechanics are not explained very well.”