At the time of writing, my friends did not have the game so I was unable to share this experience with them. Players also have the option to play online and local multiplayer with friends. These sound effects added to the gaming atmosphere and I really enjoyed these special touches. I loved the little popping sounds when I picked blueberries, the intense music that played when I was in the mines, and the swishing of my scythe when I was gathering sugarcane. A huge aspect of it for me was the audio. However, with Fae Farm, gathering materials and doing “boring” farming stuff was actually pretty enjoyable. Usually, I get tired quickly and have to switch tasks to not get bored. This might sound strange, but I really enjoyed the tedious foraging in Fae Farm. Fae Farm was also very intuitive and forgiving, so it never felt like a wasted day even if all I did was collect snails. Fortunately, there’s no strict timeline and you can move the plot along whenever you’re comfortable. I relied on my previous knowledge of games like Stardew Valley, Harvest Moon, and Animal Crossing, so I knew roughly what to expect, Without this experience, it could be hard to succeed early on in the game.

Newcomers to farming simulators could struggle at the beginning. Tried and True, but BetterĪlthough the formula is familiar, the gameplay was refreshing and it was nice to do more than farming for a change. Yes, it’s noticeable, but it’s also easy to forgive. However, these are just minor issues that don’t affect your progress too much. Another time, I was going to mine for copper and ended up hitting the stone next to it. For instance, I was going to water a plot of land but ended up petting a nearby animal. Sometimes even when it’s lit up, you could end up interacting with something else nearby instead. When performing an action, the object you’re interacting with will light up. Although most of the cozy elements of the game are spot on, the controls weren’t always perfect.

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