
Winter In Fairbrook is a dating and farming simulation game and takes place after the first Flower Shop game. Play as Natalie this time, and meet some of the characters of the first game like Clara, Susana, Steve, Trent, Jacob plus a "new entry": Ryan, who runs the general store of the town.
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Languages: English
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Not really worth the money I paid for it. Kind of slow game .
This game taught me that to win someone's heart requires spending more time on another guy. will cheat on my future soulmate again. 10/10
This visual novel was heartwarming. The different romance options were pretty nice and, for once, there was a character i actually wouldn't mind being with XD The stories felt realistic as well, making us think "hey, this could happen irl" I also really enjoyed that this one takes place in the winter. Living up north myself, snow, cold and weird snowstorms is a major part of my lifestyle. It was nice to see a game with an environment i could relate with☃️
It's a fun and charming game. The only thing that really bothers me is that it's really hard to see the parasites on the growing flowers...
I'd never played this sort of sim before, but I noticed this title on sale and thought I'd give it a try. The English is very good, even more poetic and philosophical at times than one would expect from normal conversations. I like the atmosphere and visuals - it's all very beautifully illustrated. The character you play as has her own personality instead of just being a sort of blank slate you can act through like I was expecting - she has a happy disposition but finds work a bit exasperating and has difficulty applying herself. While her having a personality did give a certain added depth to the gameplay, I did find that when given a dialogue option that picking something I would've chosen as myself: would be something she'd flub terribly because she simply wouldn't go about it the way I would... which would mean I'd have to go back to the save I made just before to make her say the option she wouldn't totally ruin. It's not an issue unique to this particular game with dialogue choices though. In many ways it's more like a story with interactive points than something with many dialogue options and opportunities for conversations you could play a real part in - which although was different from what I was expecting didn't make it necessarily bad. It was kind of a pleasant read, and although replaying certain things in the game could get a bit tedious, when you did get a different ending it felt very rewarding. Overall I'm glad I got it and I had fun playing it. It's very slice of life with focus on the intellectual and emotional sensibilities, rather than anything sensual or indecent. Cute, really. I can't speak to whether others would like it for certain... but I did. All in all it's got a pretty saccharine quality to it, and I found all the characters likeable in their own way. I bought the prequel shortly after. :3
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No me gusta dar puntuaciones negativas a juegos como estos (las vn no son muy populares, al fin y al cabo, y que un equipo pequeño se anime a sacar algún título es algo que me echa para atrás a la hora de puntuar con dureza), pero, por mucha paciencia que quiera tenerle no puedo decir que sea un buen juego. Las rutas son muy repetitivas, apenas hay profunidad en los personajes y en la relación de la protagonista con los chicos y, aunque se supone que la protanista tiene un desarrollo que la vuelve mejor persona al final de la novela, no se hace apenas hincapié en ello, apenas una mención y un prólogo que muestra lo bien que le ha terminado yendo en la vida. Además, el sistema de este tipo de juegos que no son novelas visuales de puro texto y elección puede volverse muy tedioso al rejugar, que es lo que pasa en este juego. Lo mires por donde lo mires, no vale la pena.
Although this game is quite short, it has some re-play value, especially as the romance options aren't entirely intuitive in their attainment. The mini game it largely irrelevant to the story as it happens, but is entertaining nonetheless.
A fun game with a cute story. I enjoy the beautiful artwork, and the cute chibi scenes are a great touch. It's a visual novel with a weekly planner that is typical of the Winter Wolves games. This is the second (and last) game in the fairbrook series however it can be played independently of Summer in Fairbrook.
Really shallow. The amount of content you get should be worth 2€ not 15€
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