Farmer's Dynasty

Rather than most of the farming RPGs I've played, the gameplay experience here reminds me much more of the House Flipper games. The main game mechanic is repetetive clicking. This has it's place in the gaming world, but a proper tool/action menu more like in the House Flipper series would definitely be of benefit to this game. The controls need some serious fine-tuning, it can be extremely hard to target what you're actually aiming to select. Plus the driving... ugh. As other reviews have mentioned, the dialog can get extremely Uncanny Valley, and the human models could definitely use some work on their motions. The lack of customization is also a downside for me. I don't thik I'll be spending much more time playing this, and I'm very glad I bought it for 70% off. If I'd paid full price I would have been livid at how unfinished this game feels.

Don't except this to be what it tries to look like. The idea is great but all you see is just the shiny coating with extremely dull experience inside. Light years away from Stardew Valley 3D or anything like that. Every technical aspect of this "product" is below average quality. Mostly feel like very early access development stage which it's not as the devs act like it's finished for years. Simulation like this is supposed to be exceptionally immersive, realistic and believable but Farmer's Dynasty is a collection of heavy immersion-breaking stuff. Pros: - the idea and game concept so far - the map and realistic terrain - driving vehicles, field plowing, cultivating, sowing and harvesting is rather ok Cons: - the unfinished game concept - minimal controller support (no analog speed, imitating mouse cursor movement in inventory) - minimalist and simplified mechanics of almost everything - very grindy progression to artificially bloat the short and empty game - all NPCs feel like clones with very few and very low quality dialogs - romancing an NPC is a grindy repetitive joke of everyday flirt while she may get lost on map - the voice over sounds like Duolingo pronunciations or such, silence would feel better - the combination of trashy writing and trashy voice over is "stellar experience" - character animations are very low quality - graphics shaders have so much room for improvement - the heavy feeling of unfinished underdeveloped half-baked pathetic product to be just sold

Nice to play and do tasks. You don't have to do everything yourself, you can hire a worker to do the field work. Relaxing pastime.

I wish I could like this game but I really just can't. It gives me a headache playing this and I can run literally any game ever at 155 fps but this one is stuck at like 30 or 40 and just annoys me the entire time I tried playing this. I wish this was updated but judging off of the other comments I've seen, the developer probably doesn't plan on fixing or finishing the game anytime soon, if ever.