Farmer’s Life: Prologue
Really enjoyed playing this game. I had trouble with lag but lowered the graphics and now everything plays fine and still looks alright.
So far, I’ve played the tutorial. I played another game collecting everything I could find until the demo was over. Played another game, collected eggs, made food on the stove and cut the field to plant when it stopped. The next game I’ll see what else I can do.
It’s the only historical farming game I’ve found. Others say they’re historical, but they really aren’t.
– Real player with 13.1 hrs in game
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1/15/21-Please remember this is a demo and give it a fair chance. I really enjoyed it. This is my kind of game and is unique in it’s story line. If you are confused as to what to do, follow Fluffy the pig. He is smarter than the main character and will show the way.
This game has a ton of potential. I’m not going to be critical because this demo is so new but I will gladly hand over my money to buy it when or if it is ever released as a full game. The possibilities are endless if they continue forward with this.
– Real player with 3.3 hrs in game
Farm Expert 2017
Motto: If you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree , it will always feel stupid compared to a monkey.
For the experts, this game is like an Early Acces, For new players, the gamea looks prommising.
I am not a farming simulator expert but I think this Farm Expert 2017 is better then Farming Simulator 15. it has better terrain physics and animations plus it looks more detailed. Consider the game a mixture of Spintires and FS15. It also has some repairing vehicle features similar to Farm Mechanic Simulator 15.
– Real player with 68.5 hrs in game
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When considering this game, one should also consider it’s price tag. What do you expect?
Yes, the game has a heap of bugs. Yes the game’s physics are a bit weird.
Basically, what SILDEN trys to do is to provide a little more realistic spin on farming than the rather arcady market leader while being enjoyable as a game (ploughing at 15 km/h? Not in this game. Although, you could - it is only very hard to control).
Machines get dirty and decay - but can be fixed. The ground is dynamic (ploughing feels like ploughing, not like painting a surface with a different texture), it has greenhouses in which you actually have to ‘work’ to get something and orchards - both with their own set of tools.
– Real player with 46.1 hrs in game
Little Farm
There are far better casual games out there, but this one isn’t bad. It does get particularly repetitive toward the end, when all upgrades are purchased and you’re left just doing the same thing over and over with no variation, but the timed element still keeps you somewhat on your toes. Essentially, it’s your job as the farmer to harvest the appropriate vegetables to send to market, which you do by creating squares on the field that have the same vegetable in each corner. You will also need to deal with several different kind of pests and such along the way. So, not much of a storyline or challenge here, except in the fact that there is a timer that pressures you a bit toward the end, but it is overall quite relaxing. I did get the game in a bundle, and wouldn’t have paid full price, but it is at least worth playing if casual games are something you enjoy at times. Really, it’s basically what I had expected based on the description and screenshots, so I can’t fault it for not being more than that.
– Real player with 15.4 hrs in game
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Very funny and kind of addictive matching puzzle game.
It’s easy to play and you’ll learn very fast.
Little Farm have 20 levels, which one with 4 rounds to beat.
You have to take care of your farm and earn money to buy improvements - each one that grants you a new tool or building - to better manage your crops, trucks and water, and deal with bugs, rabbits, crows and raining clouds. You get short comics, bonus levels and oil searching between that levels too.
The game reminds me Triple Town but with different mechanics, and a little of Plants vs. Zombies, because of the progression and shop/upgrade systems. This is very well done in this game too, you’ll want to continue to play to buy that improvements and see them working. But at the very ending it gets boring, because you have to finish the last 5 levels or so, just collecting money but not being able to buy anything more. The only thing that keeps pushing me until the end was the Harvest Mode, unlockable just after finish the entire story mode.
– Real player with 11.3 hrs in game
一方灵田 Immortal Life
Immortal Life is a beautiful single-player management game where you play as a member of a cultivation sect. Fleeing the destruction of your community, you discover a breathtaking valley where a young community welcomes you with open arms. You set yourself to work relentlessly, decided to help your new brothers and sisters make this settlement grow and flourish into a prosperous village.
The path to immortality rests in your heart as much as in your hands
You are tasked with taking care of the crops – but often, people will need a pair of extra hands to collect different kinds of raw materials, hunt more food, or build new facilities.
The more you help your brothers and sisters, the stronger your relationship with them will become – as they open to you, you will get new items, missions, and skills. The valley itself is waiting for you to know it as well – a wonderful place, full of secrets to learn and discover.
Strengthening your bounds with the whole community, and finding happiness in it, is as important to your spiritual growth as successfully managing your village. Focus on the present, on every small step that leads you to your ultimate goal. Enjoy the beauty of your valley, and make it grow through care and hard work.
Will you find your way to immortality in this small paradise?
Key features in the Early Access version
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Help your brethren in making your new home prosper and flourish. Farm and hunt, learn to trade, build new facilities, and much more!
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Improve your relationship with other members of your new community to unlock interesting new missions, abilities, and objects.
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Explore a huge map, a breathtaking valley sculpted in beautiful 2.5D consisting of four areas, and learn all its secrets.
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Experience life in the valley along the four seasons of the year (Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter), each of them with its own special crops and unique events.
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Choose freely how to spend your days in the Valley. Find the right balance between reaching your goals as a cultivator and enjoying idyllic country life in this small paradise.
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Live a long-term adventure to restore the status of a lost clan of soul cultivators and live the Chinese religion and mythology like never before.
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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
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
Farmer’s Dynasty
(EDIT Nov. 28,2019) Well, the game has come to full release for steam! And its pretty close to what I had imagined it would be. Keeping the charm of Redberry while adding to the world around us. The game delivers us the life and farming experience of a small town. There is plenty to do around Redberry. Think you’ll spend all of your time in the field? You’d be wrong. Take a break form the tractor. Grab a coffee. Go fishing. Help a neighbor. Find a wife! Fix a building. Drone racing. And so much more. If you are on steam, there is so much to do, you will get lost for hours. Enjoy and happy farming!
– Real player with 404.0 hrs in game
Let’s get this out of the way first. If you want an actual farming simulator, with tons of different brands of machines and implements, ultra realistic soil mechanics, dynamic economy etc. this isn’t it. At first glance, it might look very similar to other farming simulators, and the core mechanics (plow, cultivate, fertilize, sow, harvest) are of course there. However, if you approach it as purely a farming simulator, you will get disappointed and bored due to the shallowness of this aspect of the game.
– Real player with 110.6 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
Hundred Days - Winemaking Simulator
Time Played: 40Hrs
General Thoughts: Cute art, fun but unpolished niche game if you love spreadsheets, expensive for being unfinished
Pros:
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Art is cute
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Choices have consequences and you have to make adjustments every year
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Each wine has its own personality and quirks to how to create it
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I like having to make mistakes and suss out which wines have to be made which way
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I like taking notes and refining my process
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Chill game and late game is very relaxed
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Devs are patching and incorporating suggestions
– Real player with 60.8 hrs in game
This game is everything you’re looking for in a wine management sim, with some fatal UI and design flaws that prevent it from being good. It is a highly complex game with a nuanced engine for deciding the quality of your wines - so many variables both plannable and random have to be contended with to make great wine. Even the progression as you get familiar with winemaking and grow your winery and its capacity is interesting. The game introduces you to its mechanisms via a cute little campaign that is enjoyable but unfortunately only does the most basic job of informing you how to work things. And now the flaw…
– Real player with 23.9 hrs in game
Kitaria Fables
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Approximate amount of time to 100%: 30h
Estimated achievement difficulty: 2/10
Minimum number of playthroughs needed: 1
Is there a good guide available: I wrote a guide about all kinds of game info which you can find here and an achievement guide that you can find here
– Real player with 33.7 hrs in game
Overview
This game does the bare minimum of everything it claims to have. Some things in the games ‘About’ are rather disingenuous to this as well; this is the inspiration in creating an extensive and spoiler-free review. The combat, farming, quests, dialog and environments are the same exact cliches as every other game of this type. Everything felt uninspired and dry. All in all this had a feeling of being an early access game where all major mechanics were present but had yet to be fleshed out. Many games fall into this category, and a lot of them make up for it by being charming or unique in some niche- this game does not.
– Real player with 31.8 hrs in game
Professional Farmer 2014
Playing Professional Farmer 2014 since Christmas. Some glitches along the way but with adequate developer response I think. The lack of complete controller mapping and a limited fuel, fertilizer and seed acquisition system are the most negative for me. If I purchase all the fields, I should be able to use every farmhouse, etc. I am Glad I bought Farming Simulator 2013 yesterday when it was on sale for $8.39 as I thought it may be better. I am sure it will be fun but a tour around the map and quick use of some of the equipment gave me a real appreciation of Professional Farmer 2014. FS2013 did have some of the features I wish PF2014 had like thorough controller mapping and more plentiful supply acquisition locations but the lesser equipment/landscape detail, ambiance and immersion quality is immediately apparent.
– Real player with 58.2 hrs in game
I have a long history with UIG and in all honesty we both(UIG and me) would admit it has not been a great relationship. I was given pre-release access to this game so that, as I quote from UIG “you will be pleasantly surprised”. Well as I played it….I was pleasantly surprised. You can find a thread labeled ‘CE - This game delivers’ in the profarm forum if you desire more info into all of that. Now with the review.
Technical: Currently at the time of this writing there are about 5 people saying they have bad frame rates. This means this game runs fine for 99% of all buyers. Which when you think about it, is a pretty darn good ratio. No crashes have been reported from what I have seen. From my side of things it has run very well with only some minor technical issues that I would think will be fixed in upcomming patches. These issues include odd and overly bright reflections from the sun at sunrise/set and from headlights. The occasional piece of texture floating a few inches above the ground after plowing (only noticable when you have camera at the right angle. Some controller mapping issues. All in all though no serious techinical glitches or bugs that break gameplay or the fun level.
– Real player with 48.9 hrs in game