Kynseed

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It's been 2 years since a major update and I've officially logged 238 hours. This game is full of colorful details and wonderful writing set against a fantastical backdrop of a mix of a line of ancestry wrapped around a fae's finger. Gameplay ranges from traveling all over the realms to gather materials and explore the story along with a nice rhythm in combat, crafting, cooking, and other minigames. The puzzles and additional content, like full farm customization and huge emphasis on building a good, or at least fun, family lineage are usually a good addition. I hold a lot of good opinions about this game and ultimately am the type of person to rack up hours and hours in farming sim games & highly dynamic choice-based RPGs and enjoy a casual experience. I just wish I could say more positive things, but it is worth bringing up again that this game DOES still have unfinished content that can hopefully be wrapped up within the near future.

O jogo é muito bom, e tem sim em PT-BR mesmo nao mostrando nas linguagems do jogo.

I hardly ever review games, but this game is so fun and cute. Stardew Valley / Fields of Mistra vibes but with WAY less farming and more focus on the rpg side of things with running shops, exploring, and playing over generations. Feels incredibly underrated for how detailed it is. Plays perfectly on steam deck too.

Its an RPG adventure that mixes in various mechanics from other well known pixel art games like Stardew Valley. Tho a portion of the game could crudely be narrowed to acquiring something or raising relations with the NPC's that you encounter along the way. And on that point while there are farming mechanics they are not a focus of the game and fall more in the category of one of the many things to do rather than a focus. A decent portion of activities could be described as minigames and for the most part they are interesting but some feel much better than others. There is a relation system similar to Stardew but less deep story wise, and that is understandable as part of the idea is that NPC's do age and get replaced by someone new. However i did not experience this mechanic or the family one as apparently i was too efficient and finished main story well before any of that was even close to properly start to affect things. The art-style is nice and even beautiful at times but seems to be intentionally toned down for character portraits. Technical Items: While i did not experience any issues per se, i was a bit annoyed by the scene transitions being a bit slow but the big offender there was definitely fast travel.

Ok, I've been looking for something to scratch my Harvest Moon itch for a while now, and this has certainly scratched it. It's not just a farming game, there's crafting and mining and villager interactions, it's more like if Fable met Harvest Moon with a touch of Sims to make this. There are definitely parts I struggle with/dislike, but there's more that I thoroughly enjoy! The generational mechanic is fun to watch as the villagers all marry up and pop out new kids, it's a little fun seeing how the townsfolk change over time, which is another thing that I like about this game. Combat is quick and punchy, managing my animals and schedule is a minigame in it's own right (in that I have to balance my time), and the world is massive enough that I'm still finding things in areas I've already mapped out that I missed the first go around. If you like Fable, Harvest Moon or any of the other games in those categories, I highly recommend!

I really wasn't sure about this game when it was recommended to me but I'm so glad I bought it. I've seen it compared to Stardew Valley, which I love, but although the art style has those familiar pixel art style it is absolutely it's own game. The mechanics took my old brain a bit of time to get used to but not long enough to put me off. There is just so much to love about it. The characters, the story, the way the world seamlessly opens up to you as the game progresses all give lovely cosy vibes, while the combat is adjustable enough to make it simpler for those of us who aren't fans, and challenging enough for people who love it. It has a good balance of making you have to think to make discoveries while also guiding you along the way. The wiki is also a really good reference if you ever need a little bit of extra help. It has fast become one of my all time favourites, even rivalling Stardew for my number 1 slot. My best advice to new players is that, although it can seem long and possibly off putting to some, the prologue sets you up for the rest of the game and once you get past it you understand why it is what it is Don't let it put you off getting to the adventure that awaits you when you complete it. Try to avoid prologue spoilers if you possibly can, experiencing it first hand is definitely worth doing. Try to take time to read everything, the writing in this game is a joy, with lots of humour and subtle references to the real world and of course, lots of information to help you on your way. It feels like the developers have poured so much time and love into making this game what it is and it shows. It's one of those games you can pick up to play 'just a little while' and before you know where you are it's the middle of the night and you still don't want to put it down. I don't understand why there is not so much more hype over this wee gem, I'm so glad it was recommended to me because other wise I might have missed it completely.

Thought I was playing a chill farming sim and then got hit with HUMAN SACRIFICE outta nowhere and it suddenly got REAL dark, real quick?????? how is there no mention of the much more intense aspects anywhere?? wouldn't have been a problem if there was any warning that this wasn't just a relaxing, chill game - but i was NOT prepared talking about a family legacy like its wholesome and not incredibly messed up what you have to force upon your future family forever...

A game that could have been great, is simply decent. Worth playing and still fun, but some aspects of the game aren't fully realized here. Also, the game can feel a bit grind heavy.