Stardew Valley

lets me do all the stuff I want to do I can't. Own a farm, own a house, have a family and living in a small rural comunity. This game is a throw back to the old days of gaming before things got bland and either over or under complicated. Your effort matters and I highly recomend you look up some tips and tricks and things you should know. 5/5 A relaxing daydream of a game.

The best game to pass the time or play when you are feeling bored or down. There are constantly different tasks to do, where you think about what to do next in a busy, rather than a bored, way. I love that some characters are romancable, as well as having your own furry friends among the several farm animals. Amazing truly!

Stardew Valley is a truly fantastic game that has something for everybody to enjoy. All of its aspects are highly polished and deliver engaging gameplay. Building up one's farm, adapting the daily loop with new items/crops, and achieving Perfection are awesome experiences. Its game design allows for many playstyles to be fun, addictive, and rewarding. Every avenue of farming is profitable or offers other big perks. While there's usually a more efficient option to be found, it's always up to the player to choose whether to change things up or stick to what they already enjoy. Venturing out to engage with mining and combat is also highly rewarding, with many treasures and resources to find and improve the farm with. Fishing is an excellent pastime, with loads of different fish to catch and a great minigame to boot. The weakest aspect of gameplay is arguably foraging, as some items are not always worth seeking out, but it's at least satisfying to tidy up the wilderness for a small profit. The art style is solid with detailed sprites, expressive character portraits, and varied landscapes. The music is wonderful, capturing a range of emotions through each in-game season and environment. With over one hundred songs, the soundtrack offers cheerful springtime melodies, dungeon crawling bops, and comfy country ambiance. The game's story is also strong, with several player choices and very memorable characters. Getting to know and love each villager is worthwhile, with many of them having good backstories and development. The overall narrative carries a cheery tone, while refreshingly touches on more mature topics like mental illness, racism, and death. There are even friendly aliens, pirates, and talking raccoons, which is great! Upon completion, this game can definitely leave a hole in your heart. There are so few titles that offer all of these forms of gameplay, let alone implement each of them with such grace. Stardew Valley is recommended to everyone.

Stardew Valley is a nice Farm-sim and I , for my part , think it is ridiculously underpriced with like 15$. The game is extremely addictive and looks beautiful. But be Prepared because it will suck your soul out and will force you to play it for the rest of your life.

I like to review things using simple maths. Harvest Moon + Rune Factory x PC = Stardew Valley. If you liked Harvest Moon and enjoyed Rune Factory, chances are you're gonna love this too.