Everdream Valley

Too many issues. Too many bugs. Cant complete some quests early in the game as the quests that should trigger NPC's to give you items don't trigger those items. The first time I played, the game didn't trigger giving me the pickaxe which is required for some quests. I heard you have to restart the game completely to fix this wasting the time I had put in already. However, I liked playing so I did that. The second time I tried playing, it still didn't trigger being passed the pickaxe and even added not giving me the bug net. Hours wasted I give up. It's not worth trying to play multiple times, putting hours in and just hoping that you don't get what seems to be a common issue. Upon researching this seems to be an issue commonly faced for over a year so why are there no patches fix this yet?

Just dishonour on the farming sim games. Was expecting a cosy game but the UI is just a mess and the mechs became too grindy or too anti-climatic. Will check again after further updates.

Walking simulator, with a fair few bugs. The core gameplay is plumped up with frustrating minigames. The dialogue (and other text) is quite poorly written and often has spelling mistakes and other inconsistencies.

Be warned that this game has a lot of bugs. It is unpolished and looks really raw and junky in a way. Price is way too high for what this game offers. Main problem is that for some later quests in the game you will need some random garbage that scattered around. There are no warnings that some garbage is actually important. In my case it was "Old gloves" and those were happily sold on the first day of the game. On 5th day I needed those but I was not able to buy them back from the merchant and [b]there is only 1 "Old gloves" on the map[/b]. And thus my save is ruined. I would also point out that this game was developed with huge subsidize from EU fund and that could be checked on game developer website. It is actually looks like developers decided just to "farm" some financing and leave most of it for themselves. I do not recommend.

The game was released in an absolutely unfinished state and clearly needed at least some basic testing. I ran into a ridiculous number of bugs. For example, you can permanently sell mandatory quest items, which makes the quest impossible to complete. The only solution is to start a completely new save. Really "fun" when you've already spent several hours playing. The multiplayer is a complete mess. Quest items can appear for one player but be completely missing for the other. And even after saving the game, some of my progress was still lost. The localization is embarrassing as well. There are tons of unnatural phrases, and quest items are often named inconsistently (for example, "boards" and "planks"). Developers, did you actually try to make a proper translation, or did you just feed everything into an AI and call it a day? There are some good things here, though. The world map is fairly large, there's plenty to do, and the game definitely has its own vibe and humor. It's obvious that the developers initially had something good in mind. Unfortunately, it feels like they eventually just gave up and decided to sell an unfinished, unpolished game for 20 euros. And honestly, that's way too expensive for what you're getting.

Everdream Valley charmed me immediately with its adorable animal sprites and the freedom to build my farm however I wanted — no rigid grids, just drop crops and enclosures wherever feels right, which is genuinely refreshing compared to other farming sims. The dream sequences where you chat with your animals are a sweet touch, and the optional mini-games for milking and shearing add just enough interactivity without overstaying their welcome since you can skip them. That said, I spent more time fighting the controls than I care to admit — nearly everything is mapped to one button, leading to accidental demolitions and consumed items at the worst moments, and herding animals is less 'use the dog whistle' and more 'pet the sheep every 20 seconds and pray.' The quest progression is also oddly gated, leaving you confused about basic mechanics like feeding animals until long after you needed to know. If you can stomach the rough edges and grab it on sale, there's a genuinely cozy game buried here — but go in knowing it still feels more early access than a polished release.

Oyun güzel aslında ama bir anda çok fazla şey öğretmeye çalışıyor. Tarlaya mı bakim hayvana mı bakim meyve ağaçlarına mı bakayım bir yandan sürekli görevler gelip duruyor. Akış hariç oyun iyi.

Muito bom, principalmente jogar com os amigos