Land of Livia: An Epic Fantasy 12+

This game tells a story, but don’t think you can just breeze your way through it. It takes time to gather the equipment you need, and getting that equipment is not always easy. The good thing about it is that the quests do take time, so you can go on to other things without having to constantly be paying attention to the game.
There are challenges along the way as well. Jim cutting is one of my favorites, while gathering bits of lore to find legendary items is more difficult for me.
Thank goodness there are friendly people who are happy to help with valuable hints and suggestions. Your campfire group can be an invaluable resource to you, and the good thing is if you don’t like the people in your group, you can change campfires until you find a group what are you do feel you fit in.
This game is completely accessible with voiceover, and the writer has been careful to keep it that way. Blind or sided, I highly recommend you give this game a try. You won’t regret it!

I've played (and deleted) a million forty-eleven of these, and the simple reason I'll be keeping this one is ... if, for any reason, I don't jump right on a notification that I've successfully completed something or gotten somewhere, I don't have to worry about the story trying to advance without me and then bugging me with repeated pleas to come back and finish what I started; instead, when finally I do return, my completed quest/travel is right there waiting for me like I'd answered a recent alert! Perfect for when my life suddenly hits the accelerator or I just space out everything. Never thought I'd say this, but this game beats even Timecrest. (Sorry, Ash!)

An rpg grind that focuses on an aspect of time management. The tutorial inclines that the time feature is a major part of what makes the game fun, however it misses what actually makes rpgs fun, player immersion.
How exactly can someone feel involved having to constantly wait 5min(The lowest time spec.) to 1hr+ to travel or finish a quest? In my opinion after a few times of having to leave and come back players will burn out and leave the game.

That was the major flaw to me, however to delve deeper, the game prides itself on being an rpg. Though where are these roles?? Wizard, warrior, etc. you are literally a dot walking through dots fighting the biggest boss of all, time.
I would enjoy it better if the times were lowered to seconds, and if you could stack actions. Though as it currently stands, the game feels like the timer on my phone. Lemme throw in some chicken tenders in the oven and turn on a quest. Lol