That is exactly what happens though, as the game segues into being a straight farming game with all the grace and subtlety of a motorway pile-up. Unless you already knew what kind of game this was, we don’t think anyone would guess that the first thing the mayor of the town suggests you do, after discussing the potential end of the world and the fact that your room-mate is a time traveller, is start tending a vegetable patch. You subsequently find yourself in exactly the sort of fairy tale village that farming games are always set in, although everyone’s upset about Quietus and what they refer to as Omens – one of who crash lands in a spaceship/meteor just as you arrive and turns out to be a human girl from the future.Īll this happens within the first half hour and while there are plenty of cliches it’s not at all clear where it’s all going. Harvestella starts off like many a Japanese role-playing game, with your main character (who can be male, female, or non-binary) waking up with amnesia and no clue as to where they are, only for an angelic looking figure to tell them that they’re destined to save the world. Here are some images from the game shared by the developers.F1 23 review - return of the racing soap opera There’s a single-player option too but you and your friends will be able to “build homesteads, explore varied environments, gather resources, and plumb the depths of the world to uncover the magic they’ll need to rebuild Azoria.” Meanwhile, you’ll also be able to restore the larger magical land Azoria, where the game takes place. In the game, you’ll take on the role of an adventurer who joins a new community and creates a new home. The developers said it will enable players to easily drop-in and drop-out of play throughout activities. In the game, you can build farms, go on quests, and adventure with friends in online or local co-op. The game will released exclusively on Nintendo Switch and is scheduled to launch in the second quarter of 2023, so around the summertime.Ī huge draw of Fae Farm appears to be its multiplayer features. Phoenix Labs, the maker of free-to-play co-op action RPG Dauntless, announced a new game on Tuesday: Fae Farm, an adorable and cozy farming simulator where you can build explore a magical land and farm with friends.
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