Fae Farm

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Sinceramente, tentei voltar a jogar esse jogo, mas não dá... Os personagens que a gente cria são muito esquisitos, além do jogo ser sem vida, os NPCs são estranhos também... sem condições esse jogo.

I love almost everything about this video game. It is so adorable, will all the cute animals and characters. There some quirks that could be upgraded. But you will see what I mean once you try out this game yourself.

Fácil de seguir. De momento llevo pocas horas, pero me está gustando. Tiene variedad de cosas por hacer (animales, flores, cultivos, mazmorras, etc.), pero a la vez cada categoría es simple y reducida (como mínimo al nivel de juego al que estoy actualmente).

So far I think think this is the best executed game of its genre, it doesn't get grindy like its peers and its probably first time I enjoyed mining all the way until the end.

Very cute graphics. Lots to do: quests, decorating, farming, collecting critters. Runs well without problems.

I quite liked this game, despite the sheer amount of bugs I encountered. Thankfully the "help I'm stuck button" helped - however, this game has been out since 2023 and you'd think there would be no need for the button. There were a few frustrating things about this game: - the hit box for catching bugs was nonsensical. I found button mashing in the general direction of the bug to be the only effective method - the romance for NPC characters being forced upon you if you spoke to one of the romance-able characters more than once. I didn't even realise it was a thing until I was invited on a date by one of the characters. Romance in a game is not something I care about or pursue, so the fact that those characters only had romance options was annoying - the dungeons could get a bit repetitive - having multiple houses was annoying and a bit of a drag. I only used my one house and popped into the Fae house to check on my animals. Thankfully I had unlocked the fast travel seals but I just didn't understand the point of having several houses? - the overall dialogue for the NPCs was so lacklustre, I didn't even bother reading what they said half the time as it was so generic and repetitive - the editing/building of home items and moving them around was a nightmare. You can only rotate 90 degrees at a time, there is no option to have a chair, for example, in the corner in a diagonal. This would be a pretty easy fix and make decorating your multiple homes/farms much more enjoyable What I did like: - I loved the fairy/fae aspect, I thought it was quite cute and that you could change your wings later in the game once discovering a few items - I actually really enjoyed the fishing in this game, which is the first time I've ever said that. It wasn't frustrating and was fairly straightforward - The hybrid flower system was something I've not seen before Overall, would I recommend this game? Maybe. I bought it on sale at 40% and feel that with just under 60 hours of play time for it to be worth my money, taking into consideration the bugs and issues listed above. I would not, however, recommend buying this game at full price and I am certainly glad I discovered it was available on PC before paying almost double the price of the PC version on my Nintendo Switch.

its like animal crossing and dreamlight valley had a fae baby