Fae Farm

Fae Farm is good, Harvest Moon is the BEST

I'm glad I got this in a farming sim game bundle for dirt cheap, otherwise I would honestly have never gotten said game. The game has certain charm in some areas, I'll give it that but that's about all it has to it. Imho it fell short in it's genre for me- really short. Avoid this game at your own risk- multiplayer servers are being shut down and the game is being completely abandoned with no updates at all in the foreseeable future. Apparently the dev is known to do this with their games >.>. This is one farming sim that you can skip tbqh...

Hyggeligt farming spil med magi og meget andet, kan helt sikkert anbefales. Jeg elsker at sengetid ikke betyder at du skal nå hjem inden et specifikt tidspunkt. Dit lager er et bundløst hul, hvilket også er dejligt. Alle dine maskiner kan tilgå lageret, det er kun når du er ude og føjte at du skal huske alting.

Used to like this game, but the only reason i played it was cause i could do so with my friends. If they remove this feature without warning, what will be next? - edit, changed to thumbs up because coop remains

♥♥♥♥ you. stop killing games.

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I grew up watching Winx Club, and have pretty much been obsessed with fairies since. I pre-ordered the deluxe version of this game - I was that excited about it, and confident that I would enjoy it. I played it for about 37 hours, and I ultimately came out of the experience pretty sad about the quality of the game. I didn't have any big glitches, as far as I remember, but I played almost all of these hours within 15 days of the game coming out, so it has been quite a while. I'll start with my pros, because there are some, but not a ton: - The game is cute! It really is. The people, the creatures, the houses, and the food. - The music is quite nice. - I enjoyed the mines a lot. The levels were unique and interesting to explore. [From this point on, there are vague spoilers!] But, this game ultimately lacked a lot of heart. The NPCs were bland, and it also really bothered me that once you picked one person to romance, all the other dateables were just marked as 'lost loves/sweethearts/flirts', because that just feels really reductive and makes the relationships feel even more transactional than they already do. The enemies in each mine are mostly just harder versions of previous ones, and the amount of potions you need for just mine access is too much. I personally found the farming to be really, really confusing and unintuitive with how it works seasonally, though that may just be a me issue (it works by planting the same base seeds on different seasonal soils in order to receive different crops. It took me like 20 hours to figure it out, and I found it to be a really inane way to make farming unique). And oh, the fairies. Half of the namesake of the game, and anything to do with being a fairy, or interacting with a fairy, takes 7-10+ hours to get to even touch. Then, just about everything fae is segregated behind a portal to a different realm, where you have a separate yard, separate animals, and a separate town. The original town is cozy enough, but the magic that I expected to be woven into everything just... isn't there. And, managing multiple homesteads is overwhelming; if I do all the caring for all crops and animals, it uses up a lot of the day. Also, the first pair of wings you get is ugly, and that just made me upset. This game clearly has enough to do that I still played it for almost 40 hours even though it wasn't what I was expecting, but the things that were supposed to be a triumph about it? Weren't. I wanted to love this game so bad, and I just couldn't. I haven't played the DLCs, but I don't think they will change my opinion on the flaws of this game.