#BROKEN HEART IMP COZY GROVE SIMULATOR#

I know we just had a whole talk about inventory space, so this will seem like weird advice but pick up everything. Keep a few rares or legendaries hanging around for missions, but there’s no need to have one of every fish. I know who wants fish bones over fresh fish? But it really does help you bank coins up faster for shop, backpack and tent upgrades! This will also do a lot to save you space as different kinds of fish don’t stack, for example, but all fish bones stack together regardless of what type of fish they come from! The same goes for the fruit, forgabeles, etc. Before selling extra fish, nuts, fruit, etc, you should always burn them in your fire. This probably seems like a no-brainer for some people, but if you are new to this game style, it might seem more logical to sell items like fish whole, but that’s not true. If a mission hints at a broken helm or lighthouse, you’ll need to head over to Captain Snout’s beach! Burn It All For example, if something is hidden near a tarp or workbench, then you know it’s in Jeremy’s workshop somewhere. That being said, you’ll pick up on the way that areas are referred through the mission hints. Places in Cozy Grove seem to have the same mindset as the stairs and portraits in Harry Potter you can’t expect them to hang around all day! So don’t get too used to looking for hidden objects that refer to “the pond” or a “dead tree” as being in the exact location every time. While certain areas stay put, like your campsite, everything else is likely to move around as you progress through the game. When you first start Cozy Grove, you can see the entire island, but it starts to quickly grow as you “unlock” bears. RELATED: Getting to Know the Stardew Valley Villagers is Worth the Gift Grind! Don’t Get Too Comfortable with the Landmarks Kit, but it’ll cost you a lot more than you sold them for! There’s nothing worse than selling a legendary shell only for it to be the exact item you need for a quest. This also goes for giving away or selling items before doing your daily tasks too. While you might be used to sacrificing the first of every item you find to the collection like in Animal Crossing or Stardew Valley, in Cozy Grove, it’s actually better to hold onto some of the rare items before tossing them over to the captain. Initially, I was nervous about playing as I tinker with my system clock for Animal Crossing: New Horizons to catch up with events. If you try to load up a day you have already gone through in the game, it can corrupt your save file. The game does warn you about this occasionally in the loading screen readouts but try to keep tabs on if your clock is set to a day you have already played through. However, unlike Animal Crossing, the game can BREAK if you time travel with it. The trailer doesn’t do much in warning you that it’s paced in real-time like Animal Crossing. Some of you may already know, but I was surprised to learn that the game was connected to my real-world clock when I first picked it up. RELATED: Animal Crossing New Horizons: Beginner’s Survival Guide Time Travel at Your Own Risk To help with that, I’ve compiled a list of things I had to learn the hard way, so you don’t have to. One thing missing, though, is a tutorial! As soon as you hit land, you are on your own for the most part. Your mission is to help the resident ghosts, who are all bears, come to peace with their lot in the afterlife and uncover the island’s secrets.įull of wit, heartfelt moments and beautifully written NPC’s, this game has a lot to offer fans of the genre.

You play as a new spirit scout (think girl/boy scout but for ghosts) who is stranded on the titular island of Cozy Grove after a storm blows away your boat.

#BROKEN HEART IMP COZY GROVE SIMULATOR#

Cozy Grove is a single-player social simulator from developer Spry Fox for the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC.

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