- September 3, 2021
- Hobofeller
Totemlands
89%Game Brain Score
graphics
gameplay, story
89% User Score 63 reviews
Platforms
About
"Totemlands is a relaxing building game where you hunt Oaklinger spirits to build and raise sentient totem poles, providing valuable relics in exchange. With a wide selection of decorative items, players can customize and explore the lands of Oakshade, unlocking new areas and experiences."











+5
Audience ScoreBased on 63 reviews
graphics3 positive mentions
gameplay3 negative mentions
- The game features a charming art style and cute sound design, creating a relaxing atmosphere.
- There is a satisfying progression system with plenty of tasks to keep players engaged, including crafting, fishing, and building totems.
- The absence of a stamina system allows for uninterrupted gameplay, making it easy to enjoy gathering and crafting without time constraints.
- The game can feel grindy and lacks substantial rewards for progression, leading to a sense of time wasted.
- There are significant issues with saving progress, as players must return home to save, and dying can result in losing items.
- The game is currently in early access with limited community support, and many players feel it is unfinished with no updates or communication from the developers.
graphics
10 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's graphics feature a cute and charming art style that has received positive feedback from players, with many noting that it grows on them over time. The visuals are complemented by a relaxing soundtrack, enhancing the overall experience. Players appreciate the ongoing updates and additional features being added by the developers.
“The art style is cute and charming, and the developer is adding many features to the game.”
“I can highly recommend this game with its great graphics and hope that there will be many more updates!”
“I'm also a fan of the artwork and the chill music.”
“I will be honest at the risk of hurting someone's feelings: at first, I did not care for the art style at all, but it really did grow on me quickly.”