Fields of Arle: How's it Play Solo?

[@tonyrago1730]

Great job! I appreciate the concise description and production value of this and all your other videos. Keep up the good work.

[@josstam]

I agree and I like your vocalization. Got this game two days ago for my birthday.

[@lizzygav]

Thanks for this video. You make it easy to understand

[@AppleZaider]

Great video, very well done!

[@Jellocheck]

After 3 Years(now 2019) what can you say about the long-term fun? Greetings, Alexander

[@rolandoorozco599]

Enjoyed this. Is the game as complicated as it looks? Or does it all come together as you play through?

[@kosterix123]

How does it compare to viticulture?

[@ElegyForTheMasses]

If you're speaking strictly of solo play, it's quite different. Fields of Arle plays like a point salad in single player, where you're basically trying to try different things each playthrough to improve your score. It's pretty much a sandbox with no opponent. Viticulture on the other hand places you against an artificial player who can block your actions and has a pre-defined score that you have to surpass in order to successfully complete the game. If you don't achieve that score, you lose. Viticulture provides more challenge, but Fields of Arle provides a bit more variety in combinations of choices you can make.