Escape to the magical life of your dreams in Fae Farm, a farm sim RPG for 1-4 players. Craft, cultivate, and decorate to grow your homestead, and use spells to explore the enchanted island of Azoria!
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.29/day in the week to Sep 1 → 1.14/day in the week after.
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $29.99 | 3.6Kreviews | 80% | — | $3.4M |
| $29.99 | 981ratings | 83% | — | not modelled | |
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Im so glad they found a way to keep the servers going and keep being awesome! Kepp it up guys!
I've played quite a few farming games now and I always love when there's something that make them fun and unique. In this game you get seasonal and fae grow beds, meaning you can grow what you want any time of the year. While other games usually get around this by having a greenhouse, I like the way this is done is Fae Farm, as you can turn your basic all year round crops into seasonal or magic varieties, The combat in this game is very minimalist, so it doesn't feel like a grind, when you need some specific material. Also I love the use of unlock-able wayshrines as you can teleport to whichever level you want and it tells you the probability of finding each item on each dungeon floor. I love the fishing in this game, as you can actually see the exact fish you are getting, so there's no random guess at to what you are going to get. I also like that this game has no penalty for staying out all night, so there's no mad rush at 11pm to get back before you get cut off, instead you just get teleported back to your bed the next morning. Other games also teleport you, but usually there is some penalty, like reduced energy or illness status. For this reason I can maximise the time available for dungeon runs or fishing etc. The animals in this game are cute variants of the typical animals expected in a farm game, like cows and chickens etc. The breeding mechanism is quite fun. The only thing about it that confuses me is the happiness meter. Some animals go straight to 5 bars of happiness and others seem to be permanently stuck at 3. I assume the intention is you breed the animal to increase the max happiness of the offspring and then sell the older animal. In other games increasing animals to max happiness and then selling them is a way of generating a lot of money, but in this game the animals only sell for a small amount. This doesn't matter too much as there are plenty of other ways to make the money instead. The skies of Azoria DLC is super fun too and has little puzzles, a little like portal, but a lot simpler. The only thing I would say about this DLC is that there doesn't seem to be any purpose to the materials that are in abundance, other than to help you generate a large sum of money. The merchant tables are a fun and more communal way to dealing with selling stuff, the other difference is you have to sell them in 1s instead of a stack of say 200. This way it's only worth selling items with a decent value.
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For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 23 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 14 places towards #1, and the 2,515 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America, Traditional Chinese
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| 99ratings |
| 82% |
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Hours played at review time, across 834 reviews with recorded playtime.
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It's basically Harvest Moon/ Story of Seasons with Stardew Valley like hybrid but with magic and fairy themed. I completed it in just over 20 hours as I did zoom through the main story. I wish the 4 houses/ farms you had you could customise the outside of the houses they all look the same and boring, I also wish customisation in general was better, as for decor for house you have to go out and find most of it which sucks a bit, wish you could have had it all from start and you just use materials for it, as there's quite a bit. Even though I have finished story still missing a lot of materials for house decorations, this is why they should have just give it all at start like why make us grind for even more stuff for, there is DLC but it has mainly negative reviews so I won;t bother with it. overall it's alright for a cosy game if you like Harvest Moon and Stardew Valley, but there is letdowns with some things, I will recommend it but they could have done so much more.
Very fun to play. Love that it have a very good multiplayer, unlike, disney dreamlight valley, there is so much more you can do with multi player. My daughter and I love to play cross platform. Really reccomend the game!
A 3d movement heavy fae themed stardew, with more emphasis on dungeon crawling and exploring.
This game is cute without being too easy. You still have to plan and think things through to make it anywhere on the game. I liked it so well that I actually paid full price for it instead of waiting for a sale.
Fun game with a cute story
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.
I wish I read the comments before I passed the steam 2 hours refund policy. I tried this game because I really love stardew like, and I can say I played many. This game has many flaws, even in the first 10 hours: - no real tutorial, this can be a problem for newbies. - inventory control is really bad, stacks reach max 10 items, there is no command to order your bag, only the stash. - combat is lame, the dungeon I explored is BORING, rooms are all the same and monsters don't drop anything useful. - NPC dialogues are also boring. - Quests are not clear on how to do them. - There is no real info in the almanac, the data is unuseful - Building is frustrating due to terrible pointing with controller - flower breeding mechanics can be interesting but I had to look for a guide to understand how it works. - Exploring: once you explore Azoria just a little,you easily find the recipe scrolls. They are not hidden at all. I found no interesting secrets, and in a game like this, I expect at least some. Then... I read the steam community saying that Phoenix labs has been bought and the dev team has been fired. This makes me sick. I loved dauntless and I was waiting for FaeFarm, now I'm really disappointed because these flaws are not going to be fixed. I hate that steam gives only 2 hours playtime to refund, that's not even near the time you need to try a game like this. Definitely not recommended.
Fantastic game so far. PROS: Great alternative to Story of Seasons/ Harvest Moon; filled with farming, love, rebuilding and monies. CONS: The side characters you're able to date are sort of lack-luster at this point of the game - I have not, or at least I believe I have not met all marriage type characters yet. I am currently in Year 1 Season 2 and am in Chapter 5. OVERALL: I am knees deep into this game, I can't put it down. Depending on how long it takes me/ how the content unfolds I might even purchase the DLC at some point.
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