Fields of Mistria

This is one of my favorite games. The art style, the little character interactions, the fact that you can even build bonds with some animals (Dozy and Henrietta), everything is just amazing and adorable. The different character's outfits are also super stylish and really fit the characters well. I use a (ps3) controller to play and it works great. The farming, fishing, and combat controls are also smooth, I haven't had any major issues with anything. I just wish you could romance Taliferro. That would be make this game perfect lol

Not sure if the devs read these or not, but either way I have to show my support. In the past two weeks I've dropped dang near 40 hours back to back into this game, one of the few games I've ever done so! The game's art design is nothing short of beautiful, the animations and smooth and clean, and I haven't been this immersed into a video game's story in a long time! In my honest opinion, this game might just beat Stardew Valley, as it offers a completely unique experience that scratches the farmer sim in the back of my mind. The game has very few bugs from what I've encountered, and I'm super excited for the next big update in August. NPC Studio, you did a fantastic job, and you guys deserve all the best praise and success possible. Thank you for creating this beautiful world for all of us to immerse ourselves in and to enjoy. Below I'll list both the QOL Changes I'd like to see, as well as the very few bugs I've encountered. Bugs: - Occasionally when jumping around in the mines, I'd end up walking on water. I'm not sure if the cause is constantly hopping around, or swinging your sword at certain angles right against the water. It isn't a harmful bug, as after you jump while on top of the water, you end up falling in and returning to swimming as intended. - The only other bug I've encountered on very rare occasions, is being unable to move a certain direction in the mines after I swing my sword. I'm unsure if this is an actual bug, or if I was just spaced out at the time after hitting an enemy. Either way, something to look into. It isn't permanent by any means, and usually goes away after swinging your sword in the other direction. QOL Changes I'd like to see: - While I haven't completely unlocked everything in the game, I'd still like to see a way to teleport over to the Western Ruins, specifically into a certain building after completing the Mines questline. (I'm unsure of how to spoiler on steam, but anyone who's gotten that far should know where I'm talking about, or rather 'who' that'd take you to.) - When it comes to the marriage system, while we still don't know the full scale of how things work yet, I'd still like to request that we could at least have up to, two spouses instead of one. If the limitation is being made solely due to the children system that's being added alongside the update, then you could split having children up to 1 per spouse (if applicable of course, and if the children cap is assumably 2, like it is in Stardew Valley). Otherwise if the limitation is in place just to enforce that difficult decision of who to romance, than I understand and respect the choice. - Please add more holidays/events onto the calendar! Some of my favorite moments in this game were being able to enjoy all the unique experiences each event offered, especially if it involved spending time with a select NPC (The Shooting Star Festival being my favorite). Overall, thank you for creating such a unique and amazing experience for all of us, and I look forward to the future of Fields of Mistria!

Very good game! I never really though cozy farming sims were my kind of game, but I've been obsessing over it for a couple of weeks after I saw it online. I won't spoil much, but the mining system, character relationships, collectables, and storyline really stood out to me. I'm excited to see where the game goes and what updates we have in the future!

If you love stardew valley or other cozy farming games this game is a must to try. I love it and Im excited for more updates!

Adorable, cozy, wholesome and addicting. Not to mention the character designs- Grinding in the mines can be a pain in the ass later on in the game but for the most part it's fairly easy to progress and a lot of fun to work on completing the museum, expanding your farm and deepening your bonds with the very sweet and lovable townsfolk. It's also fun (and sometimes a little frustrating-) to work on breeding every possible color for each of your farm animals. The whole world, its characters, animals and overall animations are exremely cute and endearing! The soundtrack is really chill and yet some of the songs end up getting stuck in my head because I enjoy them so much. I'm definitely not the first one to say this but a certain redhead had captured my heart since day one and I DON'T REGRET A THING. By far the best romance option ngl. The others are very cute and fun too but no one even holds a candle to his character development imo... Sure, he's a complete jerk at the start but as you start to befriend him he just turns into the sweetest, most caring guy ever- Still a little awkward and guarded, sure, but he's trying his best and you can tell the difference. Either way, I can definitely recommend this game if you're interested in trying out a chill and cozy little farming sim with adorable graphics and characters alike!

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Fields of Mistria is certainly a "Stardew Valley" or "Harvest Moon" type of game. A farming and life sim where you grow crops, manage livestock and interact with the admittedly charming townsfolk. There are a variety of activities to do to help the town. It is a comfort food game with lots of customization and a generally fun line of progression. It has a slight magical bend to its setting, which is delightful. If you're looking to scratch a farm/life sim itch, Fields of Mistria is quite good.