Restore Your Island, it’s the only one you’ve got.
Restore Your Island and every other video linked to it can be seen on our Patreon, and if you’re wanting to know what other games we’ve played and have posts for, here’s our list of current games.
Where can you buy?
- Available on Steam
Pros:
- Checkpoints trigger a scene
- You have a dog
Cons:
- Tutorial for recycling needs work
Explanation to Negative Feedback
Tutorial for recycling needs work
The game basically shows you that you can have more than one trash can to throw things away in, which is great because there’s a lot of trash all around us, but it also talks about recycling and how it’ll net us more money.
The problem is, none of the trash bins show a recycling icon on it as to what goes in which.
And they’re not meant to, but it didn’t come across that way.
Basically, once you get several trash bins, you choose which recyclable you’re going to throw in what bin, and that’s going to be the bin you use for that specific recycled trash. And that’s how you’re going to make more money out of it, by not mixing the trash types.
I wish the tutorial had mentioned that, because I was so confused as to what trash item should go in which bin.
Explanation to Positive Feedback
Checkpoints trigger a scene
As you clean your island, the cleanliness meter on the right side is going to rise and there are checkpoints at specific points. Once you reach a checkpoint, you get a little scene, I guess just to prove that life is coming back to the island now that it’s not such a disgusting place to encounter.
I find it funny that the first scene involves a shark swimming around the island, considering you’re making this island more inhabitable, and a predator like it arrives in case it becomes too much for you and you want to jump back into the water from whence you came.
They couldn’t have brought us a dolphin or something first, but hey, the wildlife can only get safer from here, right?
You have a dog
Not only that, but you can pet the dog as well, which is just a plus in any game.
I doubt it’d do anything to help you in case of a shark attack, and I’m surprised it’s not going around eating the already half-eaten food, and sometimes it does get in your way when you’re trying to get garbage, but on the plus side…
We have a dog.
We’re not alone out here without companionship. We won’t have to paint a face onto a volleyball and talk to it all day.
