World's Dawn

Working through the games in my library and playing them all for about two hours. Wasn't sure what I expected going into this game, but absolutely got more than I bargained for. I'd say overall seems very simple on the surface, but with more complicated systems than what initially meets the eye. I like that there is plenty of time in the day to explore and get stuff done, and I love the map. I'm definitely interested to see where the story goes and what it all ends up leading to.

"I never really saw myself as anyone special before I met you" I have a soft spot for this one. It dates back to a time before Stardew Valley conquered the genre and before Harvest Moon/Story of Seasons ports flooded Steam, so don’t expect the same level of features, many of those games far surpass it. That said, farm management isn’t as central here as in other games; instead, it focuses more on social interactions with the villagers, set against a subtle background story. Recommended if you enjoy the social side of farming games.

Хороший симулятор фермы и видимо чего-то еще. Было забавно наблюдать заскриптованную сцену, когда ты не успел слезть с лошади и в следующем ролике влюбленная блонда бежит не за героем, а за конем с признанием в любви. В следующей заскриптованной сцене из инвентаря главного героя пропали штаны и появились на конских ногах. Так и бегал до конца игры - голожопый и с конем в штанах. Horse live matter!

Fond memories of playing it.

i'd hate to give this game a thumbs down. where is the "meh" neutral button?? ;~; i just don't think this is the sort of game for me. i like my video games to have a familiar, universal way of reserving the ESC button as a menu button. this game does that... but in a different way that i'm not really crazy about. the spock side of my brain doesn't understand why i would want to go through like 3 different hoops just to be able to save the game. the human part of my brain can see the sentimentality -- of ruffling through your knapsack/the menu you select with the ESC key and then selecting your diary in order to save the game... but the spock side doesn't see it that way. it just isn't my cup of tea, from a coding framework bones. [h3]TLDR; [strike]do not recommend.[/strike] the controls were what handicapped me on my playthrough and hindered me to be able to progress further. and i feel like an ass for not recommending a game just because i hate the menu system. so... i'll give the story and further game play the benefit of my doubt. [b]recommend, [i]i guess?[/i]

I love this game and I played it for over fifty hours. If you want something that's a huge reminder of harvest moon friends of mineral town for gba, this is going to be what you want to play. I had so much fun getting to know the characters and playing through I really tried to get all the achievements, but the only problem I have with this game is that I couldn't for the life of me get the last one, Noah's Legacy, to unlock for me. I got every other one, and I just couldn't put myself through going through an entire other playthrough to get it. Just one of those things unfortunately, I tried everything I could think of, even getting ai to try and help me through, and posting ont he discussions page, but I got nothing. Highly recommend the game, but really wish that I could have gotten it 100%, especially for the hours I put into it.

v cute game, played this before seeing it on steam. needs arrow keys to move

I actually enjoyed the game despite a few bugs. The concept feels new, especially the festivals and the mixing of ingredients concept. Hopefully the bugs get resolved because it really is a nice cozy game.

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Definitely recommend, even as someone who's played a few different version of the the early harvest moon's and soooo many hours in Stardew Valley, I still enjoyed this little farming/dating sim, all of the characters and art style. Personally, I also find it has nice replay value and will be revisiting it soon.