why can't you mention an actual release date when there's one?

Title: Strange Horsieculture
Genre: Adventure and simulation
Release date: Dunno

Well, there was Plant Daddy and that gardening game on the 3DS that required Streetpass. I was hoping it'd be like that, but it looks like the bulk of it is taken up by "blah blah blah"; more eloquently: Story elements nobody was looking for.

Nah. I'd rather play Selaco.

A simulator to improve your English vocabulary in section "Herbs"?

I'll try the demo from "that other store". I wanted to like Potion Craft but I wasn't convinced. Maybe this one works better for me.

The trailer hinted about drama inserted into the game to make it more enticing. I hope it's good and not just some poorly written story to spice things up. But I'm liking what I'm seeing. The artwork could be better tho.

I'd rather play DUSK...but what...why compare this to a FPS? DId you mean Calico?

It is my comment on GOG's lacklustre string of releases of late, as opposed to what is not even being considered for publication here.

https://www.gog.com/forum/general/selaco_upcoming_gzdoom_engine_powered_game/post137

well, I don't see how those two titles can be an alternative. This is probably a good release for people who like the genre and at the same time as on Steam. The only complaint one might have is the lack of a demo here.

I am not going to spend a perfectly fine Saturday afternoon bickering about whether it is appropriate to voice one's opinion over a game release in the thread dedicated to that game release. Moving on.

You can spend what you want whatever way you want, your comment is just so unrelated that I asked you if you meant Calico.

Wishlisted for now as it looks cute.