DORAEMON STORY OF SEASONS
EDIT:
After playing a little bit more, and unlocking additional stamina for Noby (yes, dear viewer, you’re not stuck at a teensy 100 units of stamina), the game becomes a lot less frustrating to play. Once you realize that you’re basically growing crops for yourself to make food with (for quick stamina recovery and to make the friendship slog less of a thing), that the animals are the main moneymakers of your farm, that your stamina is better spent gathering things, and OH MY GOSH MATERIAL SHED YES I NEEDED SPACE FOR MY ITEMS, this game becomes playable.
– Real player with 229.8 hrs in game
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game’s good but I really need harvester and tractor
After playing for more hours, I’m going to elaborate what I said above
In regards of crops
Plus points
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Lots of plant varieties and crop leveling system
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Massive space, really massive that even dedicating to half of the land for grass and wheats, you have another extra space to plant more
Minus points
- Crop leveling system does get tedious. Single harvest crops can make it bearable but multi level crop is another story. Found out that multi harvest crops does not level up after its first harvest no matter how much Fancy fertilizer you dump. So just turn those higher level produce to seeds and plant more, right? Right?
– Real player with 110.5 hrs in game
Farming Life
It’s infuriating… but overall quite fun
35+ hours in, this is one of the most infuriating farming-sims that I’ve ever played. This game is NOT an idle-farming-sim like lots of people might expect. You almost constantly have to manage stuff like you have to manually select a farmer, and assign then to go sell stuff EACH time you want to sell stuff. You also constantly have to tell a farmer to wash+feed+treat your dog and cat. If you don’t take care of your dog and cat, then rats come and raid your larders.
– Real player with 35.5 hrs in game
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I’m giving it a 50% thumbs up because there are quite a few problems with this game. Still if you can figure out how to play it it’s fun. I would like to write up a guide at some point but right away - ignore trying to feed the cat and dog. otherwise you keep running out of their food and have to go buy a ton more. when you ignore them their food magically appears. problem solved. For starters i am just focusing on growing things. no animals to feed. just grow and hire employees. and start off growing carrots so you can meet the first mayor’s competition and expand your land quite a bit. from there just grow stuff and hire lots of employees. get one employee to keep taking stuff to market and selling. plant some fruit trees, buy a couple of bee hives.
– Real player with 19.6 hrs in game
Dragon Acres
Create a thriving farm and raise dragons in this adorable casual RPG! Explore a breathtaking new world as you uncover the truth about your dragon’s mysterious powers. Adventure is a dragon ride away!
In the Dragon Isles, dragons are a sign of prosperity and good luck. These adorable little guys can help you in all sorts of ways! Each dragon is born with a special skill set that affects the production of your crops. This skill increases the more you bond with them. The more a dragon likes you, the more your crops will grow!
Uses the power of the rain to increase the bounty of your crops. More crops produced equals more gold in your pocket!
Uses the power of the sunlight to make crops grow even faster! Less time waiting on crops means more time bonding with your dragons!
Uses the power of electricity to electrocute pests that can harm your crops. Zappy zappy makes yellow dragons happy!
Dragon Acres has 3 different versions but with slight differences and perks for each. The questions you answer in the beginning determine the path you take.
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Dragon Acres: Seaside Version
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Dragon Acres: Cliffside Version
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Dragon Acres: Woodland Version
You can build a beautiful paradise for your dragons to live. Using various decorative items, design a happy home any dragon is sure to love!
You can breed your dragons to get dragon eggs! Hatching dragons can give you rare dragon colors and sometimes you will find rare dragon hybrids of the two parents! Some of the dragons you breed can even acquire more than one skill set!
Catch a variety of fish while filling up your fishing journal with all kinds of cool aquatic life! Sell them for gold or feed them to your dragons to satisfy their hunger!
Fill up your journal with every type of mineral you can find! Then sell ‘em for an awesome price! You can even ride the mine cart for a little extra fun!
The better you care for your dragons, the easier your crops will grow! Bond with your dragons by playing games with them.
You can take quests from different villagers. If you complete them, you will be rewarded handsomely!
There are 3 main color palettes to choose from with plans for more being added as well!
We hope to see you in the Dragon Isles soon!
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Harvest Life
Farmingggg! raises hand
If you enjoy farming games like Farm Ville or Stardew Valley, but at a more amateur level, Harvest Life is the game to consider. I was somehow very addicted to this game once I have started it, and couldn’t stop till I get 100% achievements. However, the game is still buggy in a way, but it didn’t really bother me.
So, basically you do…planting, fishing, chopping wood and taking care of your animals. Apart from the basic chores, there are other adventures within the game, that I shall not disclose. Simple game, but quite some content.
– Real player with 76.5 hrs in game
For those who like simple farming game, this is an enjoyable game with decent gameplay. Good for spending your free time sitting and doing relaxing stuff. No complicated thinking
required so it is suitable for beginners and kids, or for days when you’re too lazy to spend brain energy on a game.
The game still could use some improvements, or fixing, though. There are so many glitchy things in farming that had me ponder on quitting and getting a refund. For example, the cow would stack over each other so it became impossible to milk them. I had to resort to hiring a worker and set them on Shepherd task. Which is a big inconvenient, because sometimes the grandpa asks me to milk the cow for daily task, and I can’t get it done using worker/employee.
– Real player with 42.3 hrs in game
Bunhouse
This has quickly become one of my favorite games. I fell in love with just how magical and cozy Bunhouse feels. The music and graphics are amazing, especially for a 1-man dev team. It’s fun to just be in the world the game puts you in- immediately relaxing and happy vibes.
I also want to mention I usually don’t play games like this. I mostly play MMOs and MOBAs, with the occasional RTS or ARPG. That’s a big reason I feel like Bunhouse is something special- it’s outside of my usual genres and I love it just as much or more than my go-to games.
– Real player with 43.7 hrs in game
I’m a grown adult dude who owns a car, pays taxes and goes to work every day.
I also own a little bun-boy chub who I rescued a while back from a sparrowhawk attack.
I don’t care about the stigma– this game is cute beyond belief from the wee bunnies to the music– I totally recommend it for chill times after a stressful day at work.
I love the little messages on the top right of the main menu with bun-care tips.
My little bun Pebble approves. :)
EDIT: I just pretty much 100% the game in under 15 hours solo, which consisted of two play-throughs. First one to chill and second to get all achievements and to fully upgrade everything and make a nice looking greenhouse. I get some people’s criticisms of the content, but pretty much 1 hours 1 pound, for a game that I will no dobut come back to, is a great deal. For a single bun-loving dev this is more than impressive, from modelling, texturing, rigging and animation to programming and implementation.
– Real player with 14.5 hrs in game
Fish & Bubbles
It’s my very own fish tank… without the smell! 3
The game starts out slow, feeding your first fish enough to get you your second. Once you get your second fish though, things start to get faster and faster because you’re able to produce more money quicker! The fundamentals of this game are fun and addicting.
My favorite thing about this game is that I can leave it anywhere on any of my monitors while working on my own stuff. It sorta feels like a fish tank widget with a lot of features (and it looks like there’s a lot more to come!). Although I haven’t purchased everything in the shop, I’m excited to be able to decorate my tank with even more items that are in the works!
– Real player with 1.4 hrs in game
Very laid back game. Relaxing play and rewarding. Wish more games would go back to these simple mechanisms.
– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game
Pure Farming 2018
Greetings fellow gamers…
DO NOT BUY THIS GAME!!!
Now that I have your attention, let’s get to the why..
The primary reason I am no longer an advocate of this product is that back around April 25th, update 1.1.5 was released. This update fixed a few bugs, mostly changed some features. But they broke what I consider a intregal part of the game. You could no longer sell bails. Several consumers reported it within hours of the release. About 21 hours ago a representative of IceFlames finally acknowledged this issue and stated “It will be fixed in the next patch or sooner”.
– Real player with 416.1 hrs in game
I started off absolutely fucking hating this game. I literally had to do everything, step for step, that a farmer would in real life in order to farm. Yes, sure, the hint is in the game’s name, but still - I wasn’t prepared for just how freaking much it would require from me, probably because I’ve never played a Farming Simulator-type game before.
Playing the Story Mode (the mode this review is based on, there are others) meant ploughing, sowing, fertilising, and irrigating fields, and then waiting, and then harvesting. There’s a lot of driving up and down fields, and to and from various locations around the map to fetch stuff, deliver stuff, buy stuff.
– Real player with 95.2 hrs in game
The Farm
Initially, was fun. Now, after 23 hours, just seems like all you do is save up to pay rent which continues to escalate. Not fun and grindy.
– Real player with 34.4 hrs in game
Cute game and there are cows so I like, baka!
Little Princess became Millionaire
– Real player with 25.6 hrs in game
Adventure Farm VR
I think this is a possibility at fun… Unfortunately, there’s just too many game breaking bugs at this time. Just as an example, getting stuck in a wall, the game’s controls glitching to constantly show in multiples wherever you go (think your entire screen lighting up in blue curving teleport lines from every place you’ve walked in the last 30 seconds), and unfortunately for a friend of mine… Falling through the floor. We’ve tried to pick this up a few times, since purchased, but can’t get further than a few minutes in without something breaking. I hope the team continues to work on this and it isn’t forgotten or given up.
– Real player with 0.8 hrs in game
This game barely works. IF you get it for free, its still not worth it because it takes up hard drive space. DO NOT BUY.
– Real player with 0.5 hrs in game
Farm Day 2021
This game is not demanding on resources and does not take up much space on your PC. I liked it as I have an old computer. There are a lot of different gameplay elements and interaction functionality. Recommend!
– Real player with 11.1 hrs in game
Great farm and city builder project. Create your own business and start earning money and reputation. This game designed in the cartoon style.
My advice to dev team - please, add steam achievements, your game really needs this feature. Thanks!
– Real player with 3.4 hrs in game