- April 11, 2019
- Plukit
- 22h median play time
Staxel
<em>Staxel</em> has some solid fundamental systems, but it doesn't feel like a fleshed out, finished game.
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Staxel is a single-player or multiplayer role-playing game with a focus on farming and village life. Restore your farm, help villagers, and explore the wilderness to fish or hunt for bugs. With delightful graphics, a wholesome story, and a fantastic soundtrack, Staxel offers a spectacular atmosphere, but be prepared for some grinding and bugs.











- Charming graphics and art style that combines elements from Minecraft, Stardew Valley, and Animal Crossing.
- Relaxing gameplay with no combat, allowing players to focus on farming, building, and interacting with NPCs.
- Creative freedom in building and customizing the town and villagers' homes, providing a satisfying experience.
- Clunky crafting and inventory management systems that can be tedious and frustrating.
- Limited NPC interactions and shallow character development, making it hard to feel invested in the story.
- Game feels unfinished and lacks meaningful progression, leading to repetitive gameplay.
- grinding1,575 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The grinding aspect of "Staxel" has received mixed feedback from players. While some enjoy the relaxed pace and find the farming and building mechanics engaging, many criticize the game for being overly tedious and repetitive, particularly in crafting and resource management. Players often feel that the farming serves primarily as a means to earn currency for building, rather than being a rewarding experience in itself, leading to a sense of aimlessness and frustration for those seeking a more structured farming simulation.
“You'll need a second life for grinding.”
“You'll need a second life for grinding.”
“You'll need a second life for grinding.”
“This game is more of a struggle than it is fun to play; stick to another farming game because this one isn't it.”
“The biggest problem is the crafting and building is so slow and tedious.”
“Since I'm a fan of the genre, I really wanted to like Staxel, but it's just tedious and unsatisfying.”
Staxel (Nintendo Switch)
At $24.99, I think Staxel’s priced a bit high, and I’d wait for a sale. But multiplayer can be lots of fun, playing with friends both locally and online. If you find the premise and presentation appealing, Staxel’s a cute, chill, but familiar title. It’s a game that can bore or relax depending on your thoughts about
65%Staxel Review - Under Construction
<em>Staxel</em> has some solid fundamental systems, but it doesn't feel like a fleshed out, finished game.
55%Staxel review
If you are looking for a charming farming sim, you would probably be better looking down yonder Stardew Valley.
55%