Cozy Grove accomplishes what it sets out to do. That is, to provide a charming respite from the troubles of the world. The addicting loop of the island will keep me coming back, even if I don't necessarily love all aspects of the title...
Solid and definitely has an audience. There could be some hard-to-ignore faults, but the experience is fun.How we score: The Destructoid reviews guide...
Published: 2021-04-06, Author: Sara , review by: imore.com
Unique, hand-drawn graphics, Plenty to do day-to-day, Excellent dialogue and fun characters, Great story in addition to sim-life gameplay, High-quality game for a low price
Glitchy at times, Graphics sometimes blend too much, Frame rate issues in handheld mode, Pace may be too slow
Dropindropout gameplay values your time, Incredible art style and cozy soundtrack, More manageable size than what is offered in Animal Crossing, Storybased Animal Crossing
Many tasks are tedious, Story is held back to get you to return each day, Terrible performance issues (Day One patch coming)
Abstract: You land on what seems like an abandoned island, but you know better, you're a Spirit Scout after all. There might not be any “life” on the island, but it is far from abandoned. The island grove is just teeming with spirits that need help only you can pro...
Everything. Cozy Grove is honestly perfectly imperfect, and I can't think of another game that's exactly like it The art is some of the most strikingly beautiful in recent memory It's the definition of a casual and cosy gaming experience,
If you're looking for a game to binge play, this is not the game for you
Cozy Grove isn't just any cosy game; it might just be the cosiest game of them all. Everything from the art to the writing to the world is delightfully charming, and I can't wait to return to it day after day...
