Wow, I want some of whatever people are smoking to rate this above RF5. RF5 might have major optimisation issues but it destroys this. Had more fun in one day of playing RF5 than I've had in a week of this. So it looks great. The actual farm looks awful but the rest has plenty of charm. The sound is a mixed bag. The music is kind of good but also a bit annoying. Definitely OK overall though, nothing making me want to turn the sound off. Gameplay. This is where it falls short. It's just boring. The controls aren't clunky at all but they're also not very tight. Days are just far too short. Obviously cozy games like this are repetitive by nature but this really feels like groundhog day. By the time you've done a tiny bit of farming, the day is gone and so is your stamina and you're off to bed. Again on the topic of stamina, the moment you go over, your health just gets wied out. A couple of accidental extra swings of the axe then you wake up with a fee. There's just nothing much to do, not a lot of fun to be had. Nothing special about the characters. Outside of lovely character art and a rather cheerful vibe, there's just no substance to this. I'm an old school gamer. I can make allowance for older games but people most have some seriously strong nostalgia glasses on to play this. It is the only farming game I have disliked and I've played quite a few and played thousands of hours. To name some of the better ones - **** Valley, Coral Island, Story of Seasons, RF Azuma, literally any other farming game I've played, including cheapo eshop £2 jobbies have been better. Very little to like sith RF3. So bored with it.

Ich mag das Spiel wirklich total gerne! Aber es stört mich, dass man immer SO VIELE Spielstunden reinstecken muss, damit man mal in der Story vorwärts kommt. Am Ende habe ich es abgebrochen. Davor habe ich es aber sehr genossen

A fun game with a compelling gameplay loop. Slight quality of life issues aside, there are a lot of different elements and systems here, many of which are pretty simple, but they all gel together to make a whole greater than the sum of its parts. The story is pretty simple, but the characters are wacky and lovable, even if the lack of an option for a non-male protagonist and same-sex romances drags the experience down a bit.