Hi everyone,

I'm working on Isekai Life, a single-player 3D life RPG about making a living in another world.

The current MVP has three playable characters: a farmer, a merchant, and a mercenary. Farmers grow crops, merchants trade goods, and mercenaries explore dungeons and sell their loot. I want each profession to feel like a different way of spending your day.

I'd appreciate anyone willing to spend about 20 minutes with one character. You don't need to try all three. I'm mainly looking for feedback on the first few things you do:

• Did you understand what to do and where to go?
• Where did you get stuck or feel confused?
• What did you enjoy, and when did you feel like stopping?

It's an early build, so bugs and unfinished parts are expected. If something breaks, please tell me which character you played, your operating system, and what happened just before the problem. Screenshots help too.

Download for Windows or macOS: https://sokusoku.itch.io/project-isekai

You can leave feedback in this thread. A few sentences about your experience would help, especially the moment you thought, “What am I supposed to do now?”

Thanks for giving it a try.

Hey! I checked out your project and I just wanted to say that I really like what you're building. It looks like a very nice project and I can see a lot of potential in it. Keep going, and I genuinely wish you the best of luck with the development! 🙂

I really like the idea behind Isekai Life, especially the way the three professions create completely different ways of experiencing the same world. The farmer, merchant, and mercenary paths feel like they could give the game a lot of replayability rather than just being different character classes.

One thing I’d pay particular attention to is the first 5–10 minutes. Since the game starts by determining the player’s profession through questions, I think it would be interesting if the first objective immediately demonstrated what makes that profession unique. For example, the farmer could get their hands dirty with a small farming task, the merchant could make a first simple trade, and the mercenary could have a short combat/exploration objective.

I also really like the idea mentioned on the game page about inheriting an existing resident’s name, relationships, and debts. That could make the “learning how to live in this world” part feel much more meaningful than a traditional tutorial.

The concept definitely has potential, especially because the professions seem to change not only what you do, but also what information and parts of the world you interact with.

I’d be especially interested to see how the first objective and progression evolve as development continues. Good luck with the project! 🙂

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Thank you so much for such a thoughtful comment! You've put your finger on exactly what we're aiming for. We want each profession to change what you do, and also what you notice and which parts of the world open up to you.

Your point about the first 5-10 minutes is really helpful. We agree that the first objective should show right away what makes each path different. We'll keep that in mind as we keep refining the openings.

We're also glad the idea of inheriting a resident's name, relationships, and debts stood out to you. We hope learning to live as that person feels more natural than a standard tutorial.

Thanks again for the kind words and the encouragement. We hope you'll keep following along as the project grows!