Seeds of Calamity News

Quests will often be chained together to give more meaning to each one. You will only be able to take on a few quests at a time so questing doesn’t feel overwhelming and allows each quest to feel important.

Rewards can be items, world building, cooking recipes, books, farm decorations, and much more.




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Jenny

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The beta for Pine Lily Village was a great success and I want to thank everyone for playing and providing feedback.

If you played the beta, please check your email for a link to the feedback survey.

If you missed the beta, I plan on running more betas in the future so make sure you are signed up for my mailing list. I will announce all future betas there first.

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Jenny

I’m so excited to announce the first closed beta for Pine Lily Village!

When: 10:00am CST March 23rd through 11:00pm CST March 26th

How: You must sign up for my mailing list to participate in the closed beta. At the start of the beta, you will receive an email with a link to an Itch.io page where you can download the game. That link will expire at the end of the beta.

What to Expect: The beta will be missing features such as combat and festivals but you can still expect around an hour of gameplay. To be clear, participation in the beta will not result in a free copy of the final release.

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I’ve been developing a cooking mini game that requires puzzle solving and memory skills. Fishing in the game requires some precise clicking and I wanted cooking to feel different.

The quality of the crafted dish will matter a lot. For example, a higher quality item could be three times more effective than the normal quality one. So it will be to your advantage to learn the mini game as well as unlock new abilities that allow you to optimize better and better recipes.




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Jenny

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Books can be bought from the librarian in town, gifted as a reward from a quest, or found in a dark corner of the dungeon. Once you have a book, you will have to take it back to your farm house to read it. By finishing a book, the player could gain experience points to level up a skill, a new crafting recipe, or even start a new quest.

But reading books takes time. For every passage of a book that is read, a portion of the day is lost. So, you will have to balance reading with your other daily activities. Some books are short but others may take multiple days to complete.





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Jenny

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