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Deiland: Pocket Planet Edition is a nice, charming game that I enjoyed my time with. It is also a game that I’m not certain I can recommend to others, at least not without some serious caveats. While I was happy to spend hours zoning out to Deiland’s mellow vibe, players that are concerned with gaming mechanics like progression, quests, and any sort of organized experience will likely end up banging their heads against the wall in frustration.
Deiland: Pocket Planet Edition (hereafter known as Deiland) has a pretty fun hook. The game take well-known farming game mechanics and transports them onto a tiny Mario Galaxy-style planet. The main character – and inoffensive giggly amnesiac prince – can circumnavigate the globe in about twenty seconds, removing “exploration” from the game mechanics table right out of the gate.