Fae Farm

♥♥♥♥ you. stop killing games.

Ich lieb´s :D, ist mega entspannt zu spielen

Ich finde das Game sehr süß und total cozy :> leider gibt es ein paar bugs, welche immernoch nicht behoben wurden, trotz Meldung an den Support. Aber es macht allerdings viel Spaß und ich kann über die bugs drüberschauen. Ich mag das gestalten der eigenen Farm und die Möglichkeit seinen Charakter anzupassen. Ich spiele es weiterhin sehr gerne :D <3

I truly just love this game. It's simple and cute, but immensely fun while also being relaxing. I have a few issues--like I wish the days were longer because you waste most of your day tending crops if you have large fields; that watering in a large area didn't cost so much mana since it's the only way to water your crops quickly/efficiently; and that the relationships (romantic and platonic) were a little more fleshed out or meaningful (you can get married, but they don't really move in with you, just kind of loiter around your farm)--but overall I can overlook them because the rest is just lovely. I highly recommend. Even got a friend into it after I told her about it and she saw how cute it was!

Another one of those games where a mid ranking would be preferred. It's not really a thumbs up or down, simply a sideways thumb. That being said, issues with Phoenix Labs and just general feelings about this game would skew it more on the negative side. Regardless of Gambit taking over and allowing online to resume, the shady way people found out that multiplayer was at risk & PL's already somewhat sketchy history has not helped the issues this game has. That being said, this game is just... not great. It's very overpriced for feeling as lifeless as it does - almost all NPC interactions are redundant and only useful for the achievement hunting. I don't mind this as I don't care for RPG romances in games but even so it just made interacting with the NPCs even more boring and tedious than it really should have been. The farming is really more on the "optional" side and the majority of your time will just be spent running to the dungeon -> hitting a wall because you need a key -> smelting ore -> crafting keys -> return to dungeon -> hit the next tier of keys -> repeat. There's also only like 1 dungeon per biome so once again, it gets redundant very quickly. The inclusion of the paid DLCs only add content that could've easily just been added onto the base game but on the plus side they are a bit cheaper (though they still make this $30 game closer to $50) so realistically I think I only recommend this game if it is on [i]*deep*[/i] sale. It would also have random performance issues on both my PC (rtx2060/arc b580) & the original switch. I can't comment on how it performs on switch 2 as the only reason I played it was for the free weekend it had a while back. It's not all negative however as the traversal is probably my favorite mechanic in any RPG game. Being able to flutter and spin to get around is really fun. It definitely feels more on the [i]cozy[/i] side as there is basically no depth to the romance, farming, or combat mechanics - they're all [b]VERY[/b] simple and generally only 1-2 buttons. Stamina can be a bit annoying as well as how fast the days are, but this is just a common thing in this kind of game. I also like how you can level up each profession (like bug catching, fishing, etc.). [b]So tl;dr[/b] - extremely bare bones romance/farming/combat, little to no NPC dialogue, fun to explore areas, decent DLC additions. extremely redundant overall. probably only worth the cost if you *REALLY* obsess over the genre but I would 100% recommend only buying it on sale. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3272785614 If only it lived up to its potential. </3 The storybook sections were so cute.

Fun game, I absolutely loved the artstyle and job/item variety! However there were a few things that made the experience less fun than it could have been: - Magic should be the unique selling point of this farming sim but the use is EXTREMELY limited! Your mana only ever regenerates from 6-10 am if you went to bed the day before and you have some specific housing items built. Otherwise you have to use mana potions, which aren't readily available until later in the game. Using the better versions of your tools cost mana too, not just spells! - Storage and inventory management are bad. There is no search or bulk function. No auto-sort in your inventory. You throw every item into one big shared storage (which is good) but then you have to manually search this whole storage for any item you need. - Your character is intentionally very weak. There are many cool potions you can craft, but you can only have one area specific effect and one offense OR defense buff active at the same time. This makes all the potions obsolete, as you keep running around with the speed potion buff. Otherwise your movement speed is unbearable after a while into the game. - Dodging doesn't exist in a game designed for avoiding attacks quickly. Your attack animations are so slow, that you can't dodge many enemy attacks. With slow movement speed, running out of damage zones and back to the enemies gets insanely tedious, therefore another reason to only ever use the speed buff. - Dungeons are a chore because of endless barren areas that require your jumping skills. - Character interactions and special events are extremely superficial. I didn't mind that too much as this is not my focus. But becoming "best friends" with someone ingame simply because you listen to their same line every day you meet them on the street felt real weird. TLDR: Fun farming, collection and exploration game if you don't mind slow progress and some quality of life features missing.

バグで動物小屋のエサ箱のインタラクトが消えなくなって最後のメインストーリー見れませんでした；；（そんなことあって良いの？ｗｗ） それを除けば普通に面白かったです