Create your own Mods关于游戏Forager是一款2D开放世界游戏，它的灵感来自于众多探索类，农场类和建造类游戏，比如《星露谷》，《泰拉瑞亚》以及《塞尔达》系列。白手起家开始发展你的基地，技能，装备，朋友关系网（还有敌人！），并按照你的意愿亲手规划未来！Forager的游玩方式多种多样……成为……一名收集者成为……一名农夫成为……一名商人成为……一名冒险家成为……一名建造者

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Grab your utility belt — it’s time to go foraging. Forager's Finds is a relaxed exploration game where you head into a big, beautiful forest to find, photograph, and collect mushrooms. It's all about slowing down, spotting what's hidden in plain sight, and enjoying the simple satisfaction of discovering something

When a group of shipwreck survivors wash up on the shores of a strange quiet island, the last thing they expected was a miracle. With no supplies and no idea where to get food, the settlers begin searching for help before stumbling across a sleeping stone automaton. When one brave settler takes a closer look, the stone giant awakens and offers to help the villagers build a home. Cobble: The Stone Forager is an adventure resource-gathering game where you play as the friendly stone giant, Cobble. Help the shipwrecked settlers build up their town by gathering and foraging for supplies. Unlock new areas and trade with the settlers to get stronger materials. Rediscover the story of Cobble's creator and rebuild what has been

Feel the magic of Machine Learning in this new experiment that combines over 44,000 sounds from Freesound, a data set created by Kyle McDonald and a touch of Cabbibo weirdness. Run your hands through a cloud of sound, learn the shape of the computers mind, select your favorite audio delicacies and make a drum set from this decadent aural smorgasbord. The mechanics may be simple ( navigate through a 3D map of sounds , select individual sounds to keep, and hit those sounds again to play them ), but because of absolutely massive size of the data set, the possibilities are endless! Want to create your own piano out of synth notes? Go ahead! How about a marimba of pops and crackles? Be my guest! And if you are just the exploring type, the data is beautiful enough to begin with! There is no need to make an instrument, or play it, because in from of you lies a tool for discovering and understanding a beautiful algorithm, and even more beautiful data: Sound This project would not be possible without the amazing community of