Everholm

《永恒岛梦旅》[h1]★★★★☆[/h1] 本作很难不让人联想到《星露谷物语》，同样是像素风种田游戏，核心玩法几乎如出一辙。但也在细节与背景设定上加入了独特的魔法世界元素，让人感觉既熟悉又新鲜。与其他农场类游戏相比，本作的战斗体验相当突出。由于魔法世界的背景设定，下矿不仅仅用炸弹炸史莱姆，更多时候你需要用魔法与一些不同的怪物战斗。技能效果华丽，搭配额外的四张大地图，带来了像素风下的一种别样的张力，像是花一份钱玩到了两款游戏的感觉。 《永恒岛梦旅》除去战斗场景以外，整个世界只有一张大地图，而且是无缝衔接的，这一点比星露谷物语更具开放感。你可以一路从森林到湖边，从村口到山洞，几乎没有读条或分区的限制。不过，这样的设计也带来了一些问题：在建筑与地标没有那么丰富的情况下，空旷的场景让人迷路。尤其是刚开始游戏时，你可能在游戏中从早走到天黑还在找目标位置。这方面星露谷物语的设计显然更轻松。但本作的大地图也有它的好处。一路上你可以随机发现蘑菇、野花或矿石，随手采摘还能卖钱。偶尔停下来钓鱼、捡捡素材，生活节奏更自然悠闲，这种“慢生活”的感觉，正好是本作的魅力之一。 就种田部分而言，本作的完成度已相当不错。但坦白讲，如果只想种田或钓鱼，不一定非要原价购入这款游戏。玩家对本作的期待，多半还在于它的故事和角色，毕竟它确实设置了一批NPC。可以感受到开发者的努力，比如节日氛围与星露谷物语很像。遗憾的是，社交方面它没能超越星露谷物语。游戏里角色的台词时常让我觉得莫名其妙，有种没话找话的生硬感，这也代表其实NPC背后的故事也缺乏吸引力。本来玩家就不能自定义主角形象，再加上本作所有人都是头大身子小，其实是进一步加剧玩家与NPC深入了解的抵触心理，故事很难让人真正投入。 本作也有值得肯定的地方。音效的存在感很强，采蘑菇的音效很魔性、日常劳作和探索增添了不少氛围；许多小细节也让人会心一笑，比如作物有自己的情绪，你不给它浇水它就挎着个批脸。总而言之，本作有它独到的闪光点，但一些不容忽视的短板也确实存在。如果你是就想安静当个农夫，种种田、养养动物、钓钓鱼的玩家，那么这部作品仍然会很对你胃口。这就像一场开放而梦幻的像素旅行，有魔法、有自然、有宁静，只是缺少了一些让人驻足的“灵魂”。（也许开放创意工坊可以解决人物造型问题） 精选截图>>>>>>>>>>>> https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3692440775

I hate to give this one a "not recommended" but it's just okay in a genre that has a lot of greats. Everholm is a very pretty game and I love the visuals and styling, but it left me wanting a lot in terms of the gameplay and progression. The initial gameplay loop was familiar and great: start building a farm, upgrade your tools, meet and do quests for the townspeople, etc. Avoiding specific spoilers but the story started off strong. Where it started to fall apart for me was when it quickly became unbalanced. By the first Fall I had practically unlimited money with minimal effort, and by then was able to pretty easily clear the entirety of the game's dungeon and bosses with just the basic sword (or, I should say "boss" singular, since there is only one that you fight 5 times), and had fully upgraded tools. This was without really going out of my way to optimize. A lot of the game's goals ended up lukewarm by the time I got to them. Why would I use the Quarry that I unlocked when I already have more of every ore than I'll need from the dungeon I already completed? Why would I start using my kitchen that I built when I have practically unlimited stamina/mana/health from gear that the game handed me for doing normal progression? Why further develop my newly-expanded farmland when I can already buy everything off just harvesting and selling a few sprinklers worth of crops? By the end of it, after 21 hours, I had nothing left to do except grind friendship for the townspeople (who I didn't find particularly interesting) or finish the archives. The latter being more of a pain than anything since you freely place artifacts from all the different biomes and areas and it's impossible to tell where the ones you're missing are from without trial and error or a spreadsheet. The game's stones (bundles) didn't really do much for me by the time I completed them, like the aforementioned Quarry. The greenhouse was nice but also not that useful because again, there's not much use for it besides grinding "more" practically-unlimited money. There are more spells, staffs, etc to unlock, but why would I when the dungeon and one(x5) boss are already done and were trivial with just the sword? There were also a number of visual bugs experienced (like townspeople clipping underneath objects while moving), a good number of typos during dialogue, and some annoying gameplay bugs (such as not being able to open the rewards obtained during the Halloween maze). In all, it was...okay. I enjoyed it for a while but it's not a game I'll be revisiting.

If you don’t have anything else to do with $20, set it on fire rather than buy this “game” Let’s get right into it. I bought this incompetent excuse for a farming game pretty much when it came out. It was not an early access game, even though these people knew before they pushed it out that it didn’t have a storyline, it was confusing and aimless, and that they had no idea what they were doing. I think I gave them enough of a chance to repair and communicate about their “game”. Even with all their updates, there is not a storyline to be had, the game runs like ♥♥♥♥ because optimization never occurred to them. The underworld dungeons are unintuitive, confusing and hard to complete. Their lack of accountability is the part that rubs me all the wrong ways. They are extremely comfortable charging strangers for what is essentially an inside joke between friends, without ever taking any responsibility for how broken their game is. These people promised a lot they didn’t deliver, and are still charging for it. I’m more disappointed still at the support the community is wasting on this studio that really does not deserve it. Not once have they apologized or taken any real responsibility for their many shortcomings. I will never buy a game from their studio; they have already proved they don’t understand the genre they’re charging for. Who makes a farming game with a kitchen that doesn’t work? People who seriously don’t understand what they’re doing. Don’t get this game.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Update March 19, 2026; There is a response from the developers below demonstrating their level of dishonesty, and to a certain point delusion. I wouldn’t recommend anyone to continue handing money to a studio not able to be honest with their shortcomings and what the community asks from them in exchange for their support.

I have a few hundred hours of playtime on another profile, and overall I’m very satisfied with the game. I can easily recommend it to farming simulator fans and anyone who enjoys cozy, relaxing experiences. The farming, exploring, crafting, and overall atmosphere are excellent. It's a solid 10/10 for gameplay and coziness. The developers also deserve full credit for actively fixing bugs and consistently supporting the game with updates and new content. The major 2.0 update also made the experience much smoother and more engaging, adding new content and expanding the story. My only criticism is that the game could have more cutscenes which would add into the overall story depth. Still, despite that, it’s a fantastic experience and well worth playing.

好玩，虽然游戏还没做完但是已经够玩三十小时了，姐姐找妹妹的设定很喜欢，有些细思极恐的细节也很对味儿，地图显示NPC位置很棒很方便，后期的特殊宝箱可以随时随地开箱子是真方便，但我觉得提交任务物品一定要和npc对话不太好，毕竟游戏里做了邮箱，应该可以用邮箱提交物品赠送礼物，不然那邮箱不是浪费了吗？初始住宅就很好看，但我觉得还能在装修房屋上下点功夫，多弄点装修物品，开新房间，养宠物。我很好奇那个打不开的房间有什么，希望可以是揭开永恒岛黑暗一面的线索。希望后期可以有NPC生日派对，和主角生日收礼物的设定，不然总觉得感情不够真实。哦对了，后期一些献祭物品太离谱了，动不动一百个，尤其那个藤，要一百个，但掉率又很低，给我整崩溃了快，还好可以用复制机复制，但复制机生产效率又太低了……总之是个还有很多可以改进的宝藏游戏，我在手机日历上定了提醒，六个月后我再来玩玩看，期待更新

I played for a little over an hour, and here's my first impressions: TL;DR: recommended but, be wary, it's confusing at first and not made for a mouse. Also, there's no modding community. Pro: You can turn off the fishing minigame. i saw that in the settings and immediately clicked it so fast. Cons: Where am I going? What am I doing? I don't have a fishing pole... where do i get one? I want to fish now that i don't have to do a cheap ragebait minigame. Pro: the graphics are so cute. Who's Tomos and why is he so mad at life? Get back here Tomos. Cons: It's hard to talk to people. Its hard to click around things. This game wasn't made for a mouse so clicking things is a chore and I constantly off-click and use up stamina/energy. How come I can't click on an empty spot in my hot bar? Neutral: We play a fem pov as Lilly, who is a character who lost her sister and is trying to find her. Con: I WANT TO CUSTOMIZE! Do I have to always wear this blue dress? And I want different color hair at least. Pro: Oh, we got artifact dig spots! And they're animated/easy to see. Nice. Now I just need to find the museum. Con: After an hour, I found the archive (museum)... (everything has ??? titles) but it's closed. Why? I have several artifacts now. OPEN UP IN THERE Con: WHY DOES EVERYTHING GO SO FAST I went from my farm to town and now it's night time. I need mods to slow time down. It's too fast for me and the little person has tiny slow sloth feet. I MUST BECOME SPEED Con2: No modding community. Damn. I recommend it, though. Needs tutorial help at the beginning. By the time you reach a place, it's probably closed, because everything closes early. Lilly's pov goes between not knowing where she is, to looking for her sister, to knowing everyone all at once. girl, make up your mind because you're making me dizzy.

谁跟你老兄？

I have enjoyed my time with Everholm - it's cute, the story is intriguing, and the QOL features disguised as magic and spells are a great inclusion in the game. I also appreciate the game settings that allow you to disable the fishing minigame and change the length of the day. It's got great vibes, but I think I've maxed out my enjoyment at 12 hours, which is totally fine, I picked it up on sale so that's good value for entertainment. Part of me wants to keep playing to see the conclusion to the story, max out relationships with the characters, and see all the game has to offer, but my desire to move on to new experiences outweighs that interest. I think ultimately, the game while quite refined, filled with content, and brimming with personality doesn't go as deep as I'd like to keep me coming back. Here are some criticisms of Everholm that create just enough friction as to keep me from investing more time in the game: - The characters are very shallow with many recycled text lines, and there are too many items in the game with no real hints or system to help identify which gifts characters are neutral about, like, or love. It's complete trial and error and often items you'd think they'd like based on their personality, they don't like or love (flower girl doesn't like most flowers?). Given that you can only give one gift per day and there are many townsfolk, it's a slog giving gifts to everyone each day only to find that 95% of the items are just neutral for each character. The wiki is also not up-to-date with the latest version release that overhauled this system, so I can't even look it up to avoid the slog. - The progression/objective of the game is just too familiar and derivative. You have to complete bundles of items in the same manner as the community center in Stardew Valley and venture into a dungeon fighting monsters (although I will say the intrigue of the dungeon and it's connection to the story and the setting is more interesting than many other farm sims with dungeons) to progress in the story and unlock features on your farm and in the town. I've been there, done that, and am getting bored just trying to create or find all the items necessary while grinding into the dungeon. - The pace is just too slow. Maybe it's because I've done this before in many other similar games, but I think there are too many days in a month, too many characters to engage with per day, and not enough unique interactions or objectives to keep each day exciting. I like the quest/mission system to encourage short term goals, but they are always the same thing - collect this many of that thing or build a new object and it's done. - Music and sound design is fine, but not standout which is tough in a game where you are hearing the same music and sounds over and over and over again. In the end, I think this is a fun, cute, and well-made farming sim with lots of personality, beautiful art, great QOL features, and an intriguing premise, and I do recommend it on those merits to those who like this genre. However, in my opinion, it is too derivative of other farm sims (especially Stardew Valley) and too shallow in terms of story and characters to invest more than a dozen or so hours into. So if you're looking for another farm sim to just grind away in and love the relationship system and bundle completion system in Stardew, you'll probably like this more than I did. If my criticisms are throwing up red flags for you, then you might want to pick it up on sale or avoid in it's current state. Last note - I'll give kudos to the devs who are still adding content and making pretty major changes to the game (and listening to feedback in reviews and on reddit), so maybe some or all of my criticisms will no longer apply in time, but for now, I'm happy to say thank you, and goodbye to Everholm.

It bothers me to leave a negative review, because even though I sometimes find things to improve in games, they're generally never bad enough to warrant a negative review, I've always seen the bright side of things... That said... near the end of the game/story, I reached a point where I just couldn't play anymore, simply because I couldn't continue the story since I wasn't getting the artifacts I needed to complete the archives in order to continue the story. Also once you complete all the objectives, no new ones are added, I went a couple of days without being able to play and when I finally could, I couldn't even remember what I was doing or what I was supposed to be doing because it's not track anywhere. I really like the game's pixel art and the characters, I like that they had portraits in the new update. I like that when you start playing, the game is very relaxed, nothing rushes you, and you can spend days doing things at your own pace. But near the end, I couldn't maintain that tranquility anymore when, to progress the story, I'm blocked / having really bad luck from completing archives because of the drop (I like a good grind in a game, but I spent all winter and spring in the game going to the place where it said an artifact would drop, and nothing new ever appeared). I might update this review if I finish the game.

Niestety nie polecam... Strasznie sie wciagnelam w lore tej gry, zrobilam wszystkie zadania, zarobilam naprawde ogrom kasy. Gra jednak sprawia wrazenie niedokonczonej, historia w pewnym momencie sie zatrzymuje a nam pozostaje grind, duuuuuuuzo grindu. Samo zbieranie muzeum doprowadzilo mnie do zalamania, a lubie cosy gry. Ta cosy gra do konca nie jest. Jest tutaj zastosowany system walki z bossem, ktory dla mnie nie stanowil problemu (wystarczy miec duzo jedzenia na zycie i stamine i dobra bron) ale dla wielu ludzi szukajacych spokojniejszych doznan, bedzie to mega irytujace. Nie sadze bym powrocila do gry w przyszlosci.