
Our Love Will Grow is a farming game in the style of Harvest Moon with a different party to attend each week. Grow your farm, uncover secrets, and attract girls by presenting them with food and jewellery you make yourself.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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No need to play this when there's far better farming sims out there. I got no idea how I got this but I'm sure the playtime just reflect the card drop idler idling time. Nothing worth growing here.
I wanted to love this game but it's so aggressively boring and bland that I had to quite after about 1 hour of play... and just hanging on for that 1 hour was difficult! The worst part of this game is how gated the gameplay is! Instead of being given a huge plot of land and the ability to do whatever you want with it (while keeping energy constraints in mind), you're given a dinky little plot of land and very little to do with it. Plus, there's no map to help you chart the giant (and mostly empty and sterile) area around you, and the other characters are as bland and dull as can be. This game doesn't hold a candle to something like Harvest Moon Friends of Mineral Town, let alone Stardew Valley. Even if you can get it on sale, I suggest you pass... this game is just too dull even for farming aficionados.
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Recommended ; Highly Not Reason : Fatal error posted on forum never answered and dev annonced Our Love Will Grow II Each time i launch game i got this : Script 'Save Location' line 52: Encoding::UndefinedConversionError occured. "\x93' from ASCII-8BIT to UFT-8 Dev team don't answer messages from Steam forum. You stay alone in the dark. Be lucky running this game or get fast refund before 2 hour. And don't forget while you launch game and get always error, it count as 2 hour for Steam no matter you start game opr not.
[h1][b]Not Recommended[/b][/h1]
With other life sims like Stardew Valley Raft Disney Dreamlight Valley, Paleo Pines, My Time at Portia, I can eval this in a fair way because I keep making comparisions. I bought it because I love the art, the NPC cast, and the intimist atmophere that games make on RPG Maker can create when exploitated well with light and paralaxes. But I never finished the tutorial. Because of the other games I am used to, this was too long, too cluncky, the graphisms too bland and tiny (they could have sized up the items and played with reshades, but everything look like RPG Maker) and the gameplay is very very classic and, today, because of the concurence, boring. Since I barely touched the game, I am not sure if it's fair for me to evaluate it. But I tried to give it another chance recently and installed, played again...it was still frustrating. Too much for the kind of game that's it is: for me, alife sims is supposed to be an relaxing escape without much mental charges. But the cluncky mechanics and too open world only kept pulling me out of it. I feel sorry, because I wanted to love this game. I wanted to believe that it was groundbreaking for its genre, and that it was as intimist as it looked. Honestly, at first glance it looks like a little gem. Sadly, the experence is nothing pleasant in the start. Now, something else - something that seems small at first glance, but still tells something. Maybe the devs doesn't realize, so I mention it: I'm androphile (I feel attracted to guys). But this game is clearly made for gynophiles (people attracted to women) , given how there is only one romanceable guy and four girls. If the game acknowledged that in the description, or something, it wouldn't be a part of a reason to downvote, yeah. But the descritpion has: "give gifts to women" in that description, as if the boy wasn't even present, as if the person who wrote that even forgot he was there. The thing is that since the dating sim is a big part of how this advertise, if feeling attracted to only one gender is a prerequisite to enjoy the game at most, the player wants to know. If you want both genders to be your public, don't accidentally shun half of them for no reason. (Of course a quick edition of the description can solve it in the blink of an eye.)
its a fun game so sad that no one can buy it now
This is a cute little game. It sort-of acts like Farmville with dating elements. The protagonist has had... well, a very bad experience recently. He was getting ready to propose to the woman of his dreams, when she returned... with his best friend... and then laughed at him when she saw him... So, starting over in a new life, he starts to farm... and meets five new girls, one of which might soothe his wounded heart. Gameplay is decent enough, and the game has a guide you can purchase to aid you, if need be.
Unfortunately it is profusely boring.
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