Doloc Town

Gathering resources, developing a farm and exploring a hostile landscape give Doloc Town its own pace. At ≈ $5.58 from GAMIVO, it is at this site's tracked low, making this a timely option if you enjoy moving between farming and exploration. Steam reviews currently stand at 94% from 3,538. At $15.99 from GAMIVO, Doloc Town is at this site's tracked historical low; 94% of 3,538 Steam reviews are positive.

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94%Steam Reviews3.5K reviews

Released: Aug 5, 2026

Farming Sim · Pixel Graphics · Cozy · Platformer · Post-apocalyptic

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01About Doloc Town

Doloc Town combines farm building with exploration in a post-apocalyptic world. Gather resources, grow crops, construct buildings and craft useful items while exploring the surrounding lands and meeting the townspeople. Steam player reviews: 94% positive from 3,538 reviews. The Steam PC version supports single-player. Listed interface languages are English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, German, French, Italian, Japanese, Polish and Spanish.

Credits

Developer

RedSaw Games Studio

Publisher

Logoi Games · Pathea Games

Steam player reviews

94%positiveVery Positive3,538 Steam reviews

Lowest recorded in 36 months

$10.022026-07-30 · KinguinBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.

Language support

Language	Interface	Subtitles	Audio
Simplified Chinese	Yes	Yes	—
Traditional Chinese	Yes	Yes	—
English	Yes	Yes	—

Show 6 more languages

Language	Interface	Subtitles	Audio
French	Yes	Yes	—
German	Yes	Yes	—
Japanese	Yes	Yes	—
Korean	Yes	Yes	—
Portuguese-Brazil	Yes	Yes	—
Russian	Yes	Yes	—

Steam PC edition data · 2026-11-08

02Before you buy

Mode and languages

The Steam PC version lists single-player. Listed interface languages are English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, German, French, Italian, Japanese, Polish and Spanish; full audio is not listed for these languages.

Farm activities

Farm activities described include gathering resources, growing crops, building, crafting, cooking, fishing and raising animals. Exploration and meeting townspeople round out the routine.

03Frequently asked questions

What can I explore beyond the farm?

The description mentions ruins, a valley, wetlands and monsters. Exploration includes searching for relics and treasure.

How does weather affect play?

Extreme weather such as heatwaves and acid rain can threaten crops, so the description emphasizes protecting the farm and adapting to conditions.

Can I get to know the townspeople?

You can meet and talk with townspeople to learn their stories and uncover the area's mysteries.

Latest news about Doloc Town

Joyful Life Version Update Sets Sail for Late 20265mo ago

Popular Steam reviews

Native-language selection · 10 reviews

Selected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.

RecommendedSteam player

07/28/2026

8/10 - You should ABSOLUTELY give this game a chance!! *Early Access Review* One of the reviews on the Steam page calls it a "side-scroller Stardew Valley", but I think this game is so much more. As someone who does have thousands of hours in Stardew, Doloc Town is unique in its environmental art, character design, storyline, and mechanics. I totally get the comparison, because it scratches that same itch that makes me binge games like Stardew, BUT I truly think Doloc Town is its own unique game. Pros - Adorable art - Unique character design - Cool post-apocalyptic environment (which is a part of the mechanics too!!) - Complex game mechanics like automation, tech trees, extreme weather, seed genetics, aquatic breeding, combat drones, parkour - Hidden areas and chests - Reduce, reuse, recycle!! (come be a trash goblin >:3) - You can tell it's a work made with love and care Cons - Making money at the beginning feels really slow - The number of quests near the beginning feel a little overwhelming - If you focus on setting up your farm, you may forget where quests are supposed to take place on the map (at least I did lol) - Could do with more QoL (not looked at mods if those would help and I'm still early-ish into the game, but I think some feedback could be applied to base game) Feedback - [QoL] A more interactive map - like, let me make notes on where certain locations are, or highlight important storyline areas after I've visited them - [QoL] Let me choose where to save while in the game, rather than having to exit out to main menu This is all I can think of for now off the top of my head, but I might edit this after 100+ hours or so!Show moreShow less

38.1 hours at review130 people found this helpful

Written during Early Access

Not recommendedSteam player

05/13/2025

It’s basically Stardew Valley+Terraria to me. It is a good game but I had to leave negative review because of the followings: 1. Double jump and sprint. Most of the time this function works well besides the west area for me. Sometimes when I pressed jump twice, it only jumped once, which really drives me mad. I use controller. When I tried to use double jump and sprint to do the birds puzzle in the west wood area, I’m supposed to jump all the way up on where those birds stand. Some of the platforms have little glitches, I pressed Jump button twice and it only jumped once. Probably just I’m too noob, but I haven’t met this problem in other games. And I feel the Jump action is so stiff. 2. Fishing. When I fish, I feel time goes too fast, I could only achieve like 15 fishes all day without missing, and most of the fish is sold cheap. I bought better rods and extended the river but I still get the same kinds of fishes? 3. The balance of the game. The stones are hard to get, not as easy as woods, but renovating needs so many stones. We have to restore each bus station in this town? And after we donated all the materials, we still need tickets to ride a bus. Come on… Also, it is a platform game so the planting area is limited, I can’t believe either fishes or plants sold so cheap. I can’t afford the farm extension so I have no space to plant things and I’m broke by people asked me restore their buildings. Terrible loop. 4. Confusion about west area. This whole town is complicated and compact. There is no map of the west area. It is hard to remember all the shortcuts, which is a kind of waste of time. Indeed it’s a good game that has amazing art, but for early access, I don’t recommend. The double jump thing I mentioned above really affect controller players experience. I’ll recommend if you guys fix it.Show moreShow less

36.4 hours at review47 people found this helpful

Written during Early Access

RecommendedSteam player

08/07/2026

*takes a deep breath, sighs* *goes to the blacksmith, clicks to upgrade their pickaxe for the first time* *pickaxe immediately upgrades* *like, I already have it back* *no waiting for two days* Best game of the century, 11/10Show moreShow less

5.4 hours at review36 people found this helpful

Not recommendedSteam player

05/11/2025

The game does seem relaxing and cozy. However, the pixelation was too much for me - sprites ran together and I had a hard time discerning where items and interactive spots were. Placing and targeting felt a bit clunky at times.Show moreShow less

0.3 hours at review28 people found this helpful

Written during Early Access

RecommendedSteam player

11/24/2025

I got Doloc Town thinking it would be just another farming sim. Boy was I wrong. The story is already amazing and I haven't even gotten very far into it. The premise there is very dystopian but in a way I don't see very often. You're not mid apocalypse or so far after the apocalypse that it's wild country, but you're set only a few years after the apocalypse has occurred and society has clung to what normality they can in a post-apocalyptic world. The NPCs in this game, even only being early access, feel very fleshed out and real. While there has not been an in-depth dive into any characters, though the new update will change that for a few, it is obvious that they have their own motivations and pasts. The game is extremely immersive. I say immersive as in, not based on graphics, but on how believable the information is that the game is conveying to me. Generally, everything the game offers me in terms of lore, motivations, and even reasons why I can't go to an area, is all believable and even reasonable for the setting and the world. The art is adorable, giving the in-game buildings and environment the sense of being somewhat haphazard without it becoming visually overwhelming. The music just ties it all together, obviously present but never in your face about it, it creates the perfect background to get pulled even further into the game. The gameplay itself isn't incredibly unique, if you've played a farming sim, you know the drill. But the way Doloc Town approaches these gameplay elements feels very polished and I would call it expertly done. Nothing feels like an afterthought or like it was added just to check it off a list. The combat doesn't feel clunky or like it is there just to cause the player annoyance and the use of drones makes it feel very fresh instead of overdone. It makes it fun rather than grindy. Speaking of grinding, like most games, you will have to grind for things. But I think Doloc Town approaches resource collecting in a way that smooths over a lot of the boredom that comes with it. There's plenty of different things you can grind from farming, to fishing, to mining, to cooking, to scavenging. I think by having so many different options and areas where all of these can intersect, it feels less like going through the motions and more akin to it simply becoming your routine as a player. Overall, I would have to say that Doloc Town might not be to everyone's taste, but it is an amazing game at its core. I rarely write reviews for games but I had to pause mid session to write this because of how in love with it I fell. And for it's price? Well, if you're on the fence I would definitely recommend checking it out. Thank you, Developers, for the amazing game and I'm so incredibly excited for future updates.Show moreShow less

1.8 hours at review27 people found this helpful

Written during Early Access

Source: original Steam user reviews. Helpful votes are an archived snapshot, not live data. Last collected: 08/15/2026.