In other words, while I’m waiting for my plants to grow I can go fishing. Tasks range from picking up objects from the beach, delivering items to other characters, to fixing up buildings. Yes, everything runs on timers but there are so many other things to do in the game that you don’t have to literally wait on something to get done in order to do something else. While some of those mechanics are in the game, it doesn’t quite reach that level of mobile gaming in that you can only play for a certain amount of time and then you have to wait. There are even daily rewards and seasonal events.īefore you start raising pitchforks and torches, keep in mind that it’s not as bad as it sounds. So there are plenty of mechanics that make it feel like a mobile game.
Castaway Paradise was originally released on Facebook and, shortly after, mobile. All the tasks are based on timers and you can only have up to three quests from NPCs at a time. One thing you may notice fairly quickly is that this game feels like a mobile game. As you do tasks, you slowly rebuild and return the island to its former glory. My favorite was a grumpy baboon named Angus. The characters are all very interesting and entertaining.
As soon as you crawl onto shore, there are chores at hand. It’s full of interesting characters and a whole lot of things that need done since the island took some damage from the storm as well. You get caught in a storm that strands you on a tropical island. And at the end of the day, there are definitely worse places to get stranded.Ĭastaway Paradise begins quite simply. It’s close, but it’s different enough to stand out on its own. The influence of Animal Crossing is immediately apparent but that doesn’t mean this little slice of paradise is a copy cat.
All kidding aside, Castaway Paradise is a pretty fun game even though it does get a bit tedious at times. But according to Castaway Paradise it’s a, well, a paradise. It’s pretty safe to say that getting stranded on an island would be a very stressful experience. Castaway Paradise Review JanuChristopher D.
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