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I like the game, but I don't love it thus far. I can only play in spurts before my mind wanders too much playing it.
The con I must say is above all the price. Neither the game quality, story plot nor graphics really justify such high price.
If you like farming game I recomend buying, but only if you find it on sale AT MOST.
Outer Wilds is one of my favorite games of all time. 10/10. Just gaming perfection. Great choice.
I also wish the caves aspect of the game kind of wasn't there at all. It's meandering and takes forever to make progress in. There's light puzzle elements I'm not huge on either. And some things are left intentionally obscure like the prophecy system. Again, unlike Stardew which is very upfront on what's needed for progress (Golden Walnuts aside which I also hate).
One thing I really like that I never see get mentioned is that as time goes on and the clan prospers you can actually see it in the world. The clan starts putting down more aesthetics like fire pits, benches to sit on, and so on. You have no say in those, so it gives the feeling of progress.
I'd definitely check it out. But it's got a totally different mindset from games like Stardew which is about economic progress and development.