FANTASY LIFE i: The Girl Who Steals Time

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[h2]Game so good, bought it for my switch too![/h2] I spent more than 200 hours playing the 3DS version of Fantasy Life and I spent a good amount on this one both on steam and switch (yes, the game has crossplay and cross save feature, yay!). Therefore, I can confidently say that I absolutely love Fantasy Life i. The game are much better than the old one (not because the old one was worse, but because they added so many amazing new features), here's why: [h3]Artist and Farmer Life[/h3] Artist life will give you more decoration options, especially wallpaper and flooring that are only craftable by artists. Farmer life will help supply the cook life with fresh veggies and you can trade it on the newly added map. [h3]Base Camp system[/h3] In this game, you'll be given a land to design where several Strangelings you rescued reside. You can alter the ground, build houses, design the layout, put down paths (including bridges and stairs), and decorate your island with things you crafted or bought. It's fun and rewarding to see your island becomes a beautiful small village with stuffs you created. You can also have an art Gallery to design and even sell pieces of art you create with the Artist Life. [h3]New map and dungeons[/h3] They added one new map called Ginormosia mostly for exploring and leveling, although there are several mini quests and some connection with the main story (not sure because I haven't finished the main story). This map is also the place where most multiplayer session took place. As mentioned before, you can sell your veggies here to acquire local currency to buy cool stuffs and recipes from vendors in Ginormosia. Also sometimes can be a good source for woods, ore, fish, and veggies since various type of trees, mining spots, fishing spots, and farms spawned here. They also added two new dungeons so far: Treasure Grove and Snoozaland that can be accessed through your island. Both have different unique mechanics and can be completed together with friends also! I won't say much about the dungeons because I'm too lazy to write that much. Ginormosia, Treasure Grove, and Snoozland have a completely different mechanism so you'll have plenty of different things to do when you want to take a break from the main story. [h3]Easier Crafting[/h3] Craftings are easier and less punishing than the old one (although the penalty is worse because you'll lose your materials if you cancel the crafting mini game). Based on my feeling and instinct, it's more manageable to reach perfect or top quality compared to the old game, which is amazing because I used to be frustrated by the crafting in the old Fantasy Life. [h3]Overall Improvement[/h3] I love that in this game you can easily swap your life without needing to go to the guild office like the old Fantasy Life. Additionally, your life will also automatically swapped when you're doing activities respective of the lives (i.e. you'll automatically become a woodcutter when you're cutting down trees then immediately become a magician when you're fighting a monster). There are many more improvements from the old Fantasy Life but these two are the most remarkable for me [h3]Additional Comments[/h3] With many lives and things to do, you may assume that this game requires endless grinding, but it's not. Indeed, grinding is the only way to obtain cool stuffs in game, but you can beat the main story with minimal grind also, so don't worry. I'm not a fan of spending hours to grind on a game but somehow I enjoy grinding on this game. I have 60 hours on my save now (combined with switch) and I haven't even beat the main story because I love grinding to unlock new recipes. Get this game! Especially if you played the 3DS version before, you'll love it.

If you liked the 3ds game it fixed almost all of the issues I had with the game. Imagine runescape but fun with some animal crossing elements.

An amazing and well crafted experience, I enjoyed every second of the game and really look forward to what the future holds for it (please level5, add more content, I beg of thee). I feel like it holds a great time for both fans and newcomers criticisms compared to the first game: - the civilizations and nonstory npcs felt very forgettable with extremely little relevance, felt more like set pieces more than an actual living world - the enemy variety was really reduced and samey, plus combat was overall toned back to the detriment of paladin and mercenary and in my opinion to the benefit of hunter and wizard - instead of being episodic, the main story is one long experience with no designated spots for free roam, meaning the pacing can feel quite off depending on how you play improvements to the first game: - the multiplayer is very worth doing, having an extremely huge amount of benefits, yet it is also very much not required for advancement, plus the players are all super super friendly and helpful - crafting has way less downtime and is overall faster, I also like that it is slightly harder to power scale yourself way above where you are supposed to be yet there does seem to be ways to do it for those who enjoy that style - the follower system is well done and I love how they can help with harder tasks, though some can be quite annoying - though a little hesitant to get into at first, the open world and home base zones and all the mechanics to both I thought were quite awesome, the music and gameplay really were fun and unique As for the actual story in a non spoiler way, I both do and dont like how its formatted, I do like that your player character isnt actually an explicit "hero" like they are in the first game, however it very quickly pushes the explorer/researcher idea to the side and works of the assumptions that the player knows and remembers their character is a researcher, and if forgotten the third act and ending can seem quite very horribly paced. Overall I rank it a 9/10 for its gameplay and laid back quick-to-jump-in vibes but I think the 3ds game is better for its story and world immersion

気づいたら各職マスターもしくは英雄までやりこんでました シナリオもシンプルかつ王道で大変良かったです ミニゲームが単調ではある物のやれる事がジワジワと増えていく感じが作業ゲーとしてかなり完成度が高いように感じます 初めてハウジングした時はあまりにもどうぶつの森でフフッてなりましたがアクションRPG要素、ハウジング要素、オープンワールド要素の全てが高水準の完成度でシリーズ初めての作品がこの作品だったのが悔しい… なんでもっと前の作品からこのシリーズを履修していなかったんや…！？って思う程には楽しみました 次回作あればこれからも購入させていただきます……！！！

It's good. Tho, adding a non refuseable dream mission where you can't save is an ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ thing to do. At least give us the option to come back later. Had to power chop my game because I didn't have the time at the moment and needed to leave. -_-

lobotomy recommended for optimal experience

This is a great game! As an ex-MMO player who doesn't want to play online/service games anymore, I’m really happy to see a solo/offline game that offers an alternative experience. The gameplay is really engaging. The gathering and crafting minigames are a bit repetitive, but the feedback makes them addictive. The graphic style really matches my taste. There is always something to do; there are many different systems, but all are simple and well-executed. All of this makes it hard to stop playing! :D It's a wonderful surprise for me. I never played the original Fantasy Life, and I usually don't spend this much on a game, but I don't regret it at all.