
A science fiction farming simulation game set in a small community at the base of a space elevator during the days and seasons leading up to your departure for the moon.
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Languages: English
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awesome and gay dont go in expecting to have a deep farming sim mechanically, its not! and thats not bad! its a game about not spending your whole time being productive, its a game about small towns and tourism and hanging out with your neighbors and the death and life of capitalism. buy the game, 12 dollars is worth it, especially for such a small creator.
Not every farming game needs to be a 30 hour grind with a bunch of content, and as a deeper cut I can appreciate Green Moon's more focused gameplay and atmosphere. I love the weird aesthetic and characters. The art-style reminds me of the pre-rendered backgrounds from Final Fantasy 7/8/9 if it was played on a PS2.
I suppose this game might fit a certain kind of gamer's taste, but not mine, I'm afraid. Note that I don't think the game is inherently bad, but I found the grind to get really old, really fast. The little time and energy available for performing your tasks and getting to know your surroundings makes the day/night cycle frustrating (when you get shipped back to your living room moments before starting a conversation or reaching a new area), and it feels at times that I'm being punished for my wish to explore or perform my duties. This game might be for you, but it isn't for me.
Wonderfully atmospheric game that really captured the awkwardness of transitional stages while also really feeling like you get to connect with the funny little community. I'm generally a huge fan of farming sims, which has often meant making my peace with enjoying a genre that's often quite idyllic and escapist in some, at times, troubling ways; Before the Green Moon absolutely rose up to existing in this genre in a way that is neither overwhelmingly bleak nor all sunshine and rainbows. The farmer has to do labor. It's difficult to maintain a farm through different seasons. Yet it's less about time management (Dandori?) and achieving your full capitalist potential, and more about reaching the smaller goals you set. Made me feel the impact of my choices and how I spend my time in such a way I still haven't been able to bring myself to technically finish the game.
it looks awkward, but the characters and the little slow moments are much better than most other games in the farm sim genre. It's unsettling, it's strange, the colors are ugly, the models are uncanny, but it is deeply human
[b]"she feels a purpose she never had down here"[/b] 💖🖤🖤 🟩 really neat atmosphere and visual storytelling 🔷 simple gameplay 🔴 didn't really hit for me [b]vibes:[/b] melancholic [b]loops:[/b] farm, talk to people, earn enough money for a ticket to the moon [b]ramblings:[/b] i want to like this game more than i actually do, liked the atmosphere and i liked what it was going for. the environmental storytelling was great. just this rundown abandoned little place that really feels left behind with its last remaining value being extracted and exploited. i loved the small things like how whenever the tourists from the moon came by as this uncaring sightseeing horde i just felt like it was an annoying invasion. the themes and what i think at least the game was trying to tell and make you feel with it's story is something i like. the characters seem interestingly written. the issue is that i just ended up not connecting to really any of them or caring much at all, so the whole thing just fell really kind of flat for me. [b]verdicts:[/b] i think it's worth a play, i liked it, i could easily see one loving it, but it just didn't really affect me much in the way i wish it had. [b]scores:[/b] 🌱 out of 🚀 [b]forms:[/b] 📟 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3676415627
i will never forget this game
I have such hopes for this one, but it just doesn't do it for me.
It's good.
Didn't go in expecting much, but I ended up finding myself having a very fun time in what feels like a both "slow but streamlined" post apocalypse farming sim. The characters are pretty charming and everyone feels very human, not written up to feel memorable or quirky, they're just... people. Very repetitive, so keep that in mind, it may not be for you! It is definitely for me <3
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