FANTASY LIFE i: The Girl Who Steals Time

Realmente rouba tempo, é um jogo divertidissimo que você pode focar no que quiser a hora que quiser

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Love. So much love. Everything is love. Cute characters, a CRAZY amount of things to build and discover, and of course, the underlying mystery of it all!!! VERY VERY CUTE AND ADDICTING!!!!!!!!!!

一如既往的好玩

A worthy successor of the original, i love this game so much, the endgame has some annoying things(like the golden flowers) but other than that amazing, and the updates and support it has been receiving is very good Only problem is the anti-cheat, anti-cheats are the most anti-consumer thing a dev can use on their game

I will preface this by saying that I was personally disappointed in this game as someone who came from Fantasy Life the first, but also that this is not a bad game. It is merely not the game I was hoping for. This games is Large. It is incredibly full of things to do, with hours and hours of content even beyond the forty hours it took me to complete the game after giving up on fully completing it. It has different modes, different ideas, all feeding back in on itself, especially with the addition of the new Snoozaland update that allows you to gather rarer materials with more consistency. What it does not have is enough gameplay chops to actually make this game enjoyable. A quarter of most of the skill trees are EXP ups, doing nothing but providing a tax on your progress to make sure you level up at speed. Each of the crafting Lives (The game name for professions) uses the exact same minigame for crafting, resulting in very few variations. While there is autocrafting, it results in mediocre returns, as doing it yourself and nearly triple the amount of items you get when refining raw resources, and also drastically increase the utility of equipment you make. This game has so much to do. If you're looking for a game to last you a year of steady playing to get everything you want, this has that potential. If you want to stay sane and have a good time while doing so, I would look elsewhere. The positive review remains simply because I do believe the game is mostly well made and is genuinely fun if you limit yourself, and therefore worth the purchase.

At this point I have completed the main story, it's a good game but has some annoyances. The game does have some design choices that I dislike (daily quests, grindy quest design) but it is still fun. Combat is pretty basic, but the combat Lives can allow for some variety. The story is meh honestly, you meet a character fairly early on that makes you think "that guy looks evil" and then surprise, he is the villain all along. The game has an island that you can customize and build on like an Animal Crossing game and it seems to allow more freedom than in AC. They also added a free DLC mode that is a sort of roguelike game that I enjoyed playing. I got a little soured by the ending of the game because you have to fight this dragon who by default will be level 99 (my party was in the high 40s). In order to lower the dragon's level you need to go to this other area and complete some Shrines (basically modeled after Zelda BotW) to unlock a dungeon in this area, then complete the dungeon. This area is unlocked not too far into the game but it seemed like something I didn't need to touch until late game (or postgame) so I ignored it. I was then faced with either fighting this dragon while doing only 1 damage per hit or spending an hour or two doing this other stuff so I could beat the game. That definitely hurt my final thoughts on the game, but I may still go back and play some more to check out more of the island building and other creative stuff you can do. Lastly, I played most (like 99%) of this game on my Steam Deck. I had issues with the anticheat sometimes failing to load when trying to launch the game. Trying different proton versions didn't seem to make a difference so I ended up just leaving the game running in sleep mode to avoid dealing with that.