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• gamedeal user

  Jan 29, 2023

  I don't want to see monetization in PC farming games. A couple of DLC is okay but if most of the cosmetics can't be earned in-game instead, the game quickly devalues itself. Another issue is the limited singleplayer offline support. Stop trying to bring the mobile gaming model to PC.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 29, 2020

  Launched the game for the first time in a while, excited for changes/updates. Only to see a cash store for in-game furniture/decorations. A Themed Deco Futon Bed for $19.99? Seriously? I have uninstalled it and will take note of Developers to avoid future projects from them.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 29, 2021

  Big Farm story is a massive grind. The characters and story are boring. You are not able to build your own farm. All buildings and fields are fixed. Everything needs to be upgraded constantly. Farming is a small part of the game. You are constantly scavenging for materials and ingredients. Because ingredients to craft higher tier goods are randomly found in the wild. There are never enough ingredients to be found and production, income and progress stop. There are only repetitive fetch quests from childishly boring characters. And no combat. Your progress grinds to a halt because certain materials can only be obtained by random market contracts. It feels very much like a mobile port. And has clunky controls.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 13, 2021

  Glad it is out of beta but no more quests already. Now its like what do you do on the game? It is boring just walking around collecting things and upgrading things but nothing to look forward to. I finish all quests within a couple hours of updates. Then I am bored with the game again. They really need to make this game better. Still not worth the money I paid for this game at all.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 29, 2021

  Ah I feel bad, I wanted to like this game but it really just feels like a point and click, not much interaction and just go to one location to the other, it feels like a game I would recommend for ages 8+. It has a lot of potential and not to say I do think a good number of people could still like this game but I would recommend Stardew Valley, My Time at Portia, any of the Story of Seasons/Harvest Moon games over this one. I do hope the Developers take the feedback they have received for this game and try to make another one though!
• gamedeal user

  Aug 21, 2020

  TL;DR: It's a mobile/browser game built on a PC engine. The devs expressed their will to make it a Free-to-Play MMO after Early Access, which will probably be a Pay-to-Win from what I can tell based on other games by the same studio (GoodGame Big Farm, Big Farm: New Harvest and Big Farm: Mobile Harvest). For the price they're asking, I would wait until the game receives big updates, goes Free-to-Play or, if you're curious, at least a 50% off. Full review: A promising blend of Harvest Moon, Stardew Valley, My Time at Portia and others of the same genre, but with a poor browser-based game mentality. There's a lot of content to be developed and only a few areas, crops, livestock and other resources are available. Considering the current quests and the necessary grinding to complete them, you can finish everything in 2 hours or so. I played longer because they're giving a huge amount of gold on Big Farm: Mobile Harvest if you reach level 15 in this game. The game has a day/night cycle that lasts 30 mins in real time, but you can't rest or skip it in any other way. There's no difference between the cycles other than the fishing spots available. No significant days, no calendar, no seasons. You need to click to do everything. There are a few keyboard shortcuts, but only for panels like inventories, index of resources, quest log, amount of gold, market and so on. Want to walk/run? Click. Gathering resources on the ground? Click. Grow a crop? One click to tile the ground, another to pick a seed (two if you need to pick a different seed other than the last used) and another to water the crop. Fishing? Chopping wood? Breaking rocks? Click on the spot and more clicks to win the minigame. Everything runs in real-time (synced with their server) and you can't play it in offline mode. There's no way to skip anything to make the game more dynamic (but will probably be once they implement some pay-to-win feature like special tokens or gold for real money). Water takes time to spawn at the well, crops takes between 2 mins and 7 hours to grow, 1 hour to grind some livestock feed, and 30 mins to get 2 eggs from a chicken. The market has a limited number of available orders (which can be increased upgrading the market) and skipping an order to get a new one takes time (increasing from 1 min to 5 mins each by my experience), so you'll have to wait. The character/building/skills progression is level based and you have to get "stickers" to make them available. After each new level, the game offers 3 different choices and you can pick only one of them. Your daily routine will be: gather resources scattered in 4 of the 5 available areas (the resources respawn after each new morning or randomly after 30 mins), fish after you get the 3 necessary skills to do so (one for river fishing, one for lake fishing and one for night fishing), click click click click to grow crops, wait until the well refills, sell your goods directly for coins or sell them at the market for coins and special resources to upgrade your buildings (you have to go there or use the alpaca to deliver it for you, that also runs on a timer for each order), grind until you have enough resources for a new upgrade, wait until the end of the day (or just put your game on the background), rinse and repeat. There's a ranking board in which you can compare your progress (XP) with other players. Based on other games by the same company, they'll probably implement other competing mechanics, like cooperatives, personal, fishing and farming contests. As a long time player of Big Farm: Mobile Harvest, I must say that GoodGame's business model is one of the most predatory I have ever seen. If this game follows the same path, it'll undoubtedly become a Pay-to-Win game. Keep in mind that their DLC already costs 75% of the full game price, and, while it's not a mandatory purchase to play the game for now, it offers some insight of their practices. Their other games receives new Pay-to-Win features on every update and, if this game really becomes Free-to-Play as they said, I have no doubt that it'll introduce similar mechanics where you aren't really forced to buy something to play, but you won't be able to compete with other players if you don't spend special tokens, gold or some other premium purchasable feature to keep your progress in the game. For the price they're asking, I would wait until the game receives big updates, goes Free-to-Play or, if you're curious, at least a 50% off.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 7, 2020

  Unfortunately it looks like this game was developed by people used to making "pay to level up" kind of games. This game is extremely slow, growing vegetables is extremely low in profit (you plant one potato and get one potato, for example... plant one strawberry plant and you get one single strawberry... why? :D ) and the most frustrating thing is that you need to level up. Once you level up, you get to choose a "sticker" that will allow you to do ONE SINGLE THING until the next level up. This is a real bugger because leveling up is very slow, collecting resources or getting enough money to do anything is extremely slow as well... but to make things worse, you are NOT ALLOWED to do almost anything unless you have THE BLOODY STICKER! For example, now I have enough resources and coins to increase the space in the barn, so I could add one more chicken... but I have no sticker to do so! The same goes for upgrading anything else... I cannot upgrade the mill, nor the well... I cannot do anything at all until I receive the silly sticker and it is just ONE STICKER PER LEVEL which makes it even worse >< I really think it would be much better to delete the stickers, let people develop buildings as they see fit and give resources or coins at each level up (or delete the silly leveling up system all together). To be able to do the most silly thing you need to level up... it makes no sense. I do think it would be much better if one was free to build the farm more freely... the story is alright but why should it cost thousands of coins to clear a piece of field of some pieces of wood? It is really really frustrating and this disappointed me a lot. It is a real pity.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 21, 2020

  I was aware of this game because of the mobile game. I was hoping this was going to be a good Harvest Moon like game made by a different developer. Let me tell you, it is not. The game asks you to pay $20 USD for a threadbare early access game that look like it belongs on the Gamecube in the early 2000s. It uses a timer system for growing crops just like the mobile game. I don't know why I am surprised by this but I thought the developers would have the sense to alter this system for a PC release. It quickly devolves into a grindfest where you aimlessly walk around waiting for your crops to finish so you can progress further. There is a day/night cycle but it does nothing as NPCs stand around in the same place regardless of the time of day and it doesn't seem to effect anything in the game. Thwere is no calandar or days of the week or seasons. They say these will be added in later on. Goodgame Studios this is not an optional feature or an addition to a game like this. It is a core concept, that when absent, makes the game have no sense of flow or purpose. Your character also seems to be a robot with no need for sleep or eating at any time. The "gameplay" is plant crops and wait for them to grow while you pick up random junk on the ground. The game even puts timers on things like getting water from the well so you can't power through growing crops anyway. Ever level you get a choice between 3 "stickers" that allow you to either do a new thing like chop wood or unlock new plot or level of a building you already have. This game is clearly made with a mobile game mindset and the utter barren state of the game is shameful. This is not an early access it is a shameless cash grab from a game that looks like it was a a child's fan project. Stardew Valley was made by one person and is 100 times the game this is. GoodGame should be ashamed for putting this game out in the state it is and having the gall to charge $20 for it. If you get it so you can get the voucher code at level 15 for the mobile game then maybe you can look at it as a microtransaction with a laughably bad game wrapped around it but otherwise steer clear of this game. Refunded.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 9, 2021

  FILLED WITH MICRO-TRANSACTIONS. For simple decor. 20$ for a bed? Don't do it. I play Farm Together, a lot, like 300 hours. Real time shit don't bother me. But no, nu uh. 20$ for a bed. And it's not even a finished game... Refunding.
• gamedeal user

  May 31, 2021

  I love farm sims, but this one was disappointing. Gameplay feels like a child's mobile app. You click on big buttons above items instead of the items themselves and navigate using the mouse instead of the keyboard. You are also given a ridiculous amount of hand-holding as though you were a kindergartner, and yet all the directions require you to read them - making me wonder who this game was designed for in the first place. Perhaps for a parent-child team. The graphics themselves are very lovely though, which is what made me excited for this game in the first place. It's just a shame it wasn't made with a more open feeling attributing more competence to the player.