Pan'orama

The first hour is exciting as you keep unlocking new structures and new quests. The second hour is challenging as you understand the game better and tries to strategically build for higher scores with multipliers. The third hour is when things gets highly repetitive and boring. After completing the game once I don't have the slightest motivation to replay it anymore. Meanwhile the achievement (presumably) requires 20+ hours of grind. The game has a cool concept but a missed execution.

Its pretty good. Dorfromantik did it first, and better. But theres room for both to exist.

It's a fun game, but already got quite repetitive for me in the first hour. I think it's good, but with all the excellent games coming out recently, i didn't really have time to allocate to it.

(Got it on Sale) I found this game relaxing id play a bit before work if i woke up early or wanted something relaxing and not to stressful but engaging enough to be played at 2 am, hearing the little sounds when you completed quests reminded me of the days of solitaire when the would hear the card flips, Its a decent game some might find it boring i was able to get beat the game in just over eight hrs. Might pick it up again

i love tile-based games like this, this is one of the best ones on steam. quite difficult to "beat" a game though, and from my experience it requires pre-planning [h3] overall: ★★★★☆ [/h3]

I enjoyed the peaceful game play. It took a little bit to get the right strategy but I finally placed all the structures. If there were any notes, maybe if there was a way to save different tries. I am hoping there will be DLCs or more options to continue the play.

Incredibly relaxing game. painting a tranquil world on a blank canvas and petting cats. Fantastic.

Surprisingly nice dorfromantik copy. In a good way. Collecting points is a bit different and panorama has an end goal. Replayability suffers a bit because of it tho. I collected 67% of the achievements during my first playthrough and all I got left is "finish with a score blahblah this and that many times". Will I continue playing in the future? not sure. Maybe. So if you consider getting this, beware of the fact you wont probably get tons of hours with it. And yeah, I managed to beat the game during this first playthrough, so I'd say it's very easy to win. I paid 3,55€ and definitely got enough content. I almost feel bad for paying so little.

Pan'orama is a fun little tile-based puzzler that is very easy to pick up and hard to put down. For those familiar, the game is much in the same vein as Dorfromantik. Some differences include the unlocking and placement of larger buildings which require multiple tile types to complete, and that tile rotation doesn't matter for single tile placement. It is enough to simply have a tile of the same type touching the desired tile on any side; you do not have to align specific edges for points like you do in Dorfromantik (if that makes sense). Due to the latter, and factors such as the ease of earning new tiles and the low requirements for closing off challenges, I find Pan'orama easier and even more laid back than Dorfromantik. The music is dreamy and relaxed, the sound effects cute, and the animations sparkly. It took me a little over three hours to unlock all the building types, and therefore "complete" the game. Seeing as I got the game on sale for around AUD$6, I'm more than satisfied and very much enjoyed it : ) I can't yet comment on its replay value, but I daresay it's something I might return to if ever having an anxious or very low energy day.

one of my go to chill cozy games when I need to relax for an hour or two

How did I lose almost four and a half hours...?? O.o

Relaxing, but can be long.