Ooblets is a casual PC game that blends farming, town life, and cute ‘dance battles’—you grow ooblets (small, colorful creatures), farm crops, run a shop, and compete in dance battles with other ooblet trainers to collect new ooblets. The game is designed to be low-stress, with no tough battles or time-sensitive goals. For PC players who’ve built their ooblet farm, what’s your favorite part of the game—was it collecting unique ooblets (each with their own dance moves), decorating your farm with ooblet-themed items, or befriending the town’s NPCs (who give you quests and share stories)? How did the dance battles compare to traditional RPG combat—did you find them fun and silly (a nice break from fighting), or did they feel repetitive after a while? Additionally, Ooblets has a vibrant, cartoonish art style—how did this style make the game feel more lighthearted, and did it make you care more about your ooblets (like they were little friends)? Finally, Ooblets was in early access for years before its full release—did you play it during early access, and how did the full release improve the game (e.g., more ooblets, better town quests)? Do you think it’s now one of the best relaxing farming games on PC, or does it still have room to grow?