Игрок 2814·Рекомендует·161 ч в игре

"You're sunshine even in the rain." ☀︎ .✦ ݁˖ I’ve played Stardew Valley, part of Coral Island, Moonlight Peaks, Sunhaven, etc. and though I still consider them all good games and still pull them up to play once in a while, none of them have really struck the same hype and adoration for me that Stardew Valley evokes in most people. I really wanted to experience that same level of happiness and enjoyment some of my friends do when they talk about their farms in that game. So when I redownloaded Fields of Mistria in its full release (I played part of the early access and then put it down to try everything fresh in 1.0), I didn’t have high hopes and figured that Disney Dreamlight Valley would stay my Designated Cozy Game of choice after a long hard day. I'm very delighted to say I am HOOKED and I’m sad I didn’t play it more when I first got it! This game is so much fun, and so addictive. I finally get the Stardew Valley hype I was missing out on, but for Fields of Mistria instead. Not to say one is better than the other, of course, just that this one suits my personal tastes far more. This game takes mechanics that SDV had and (in my opinion) improves them while also having a fun 90s anime Sailor Moon type of art style to it. The villagers have their own distinct personalities (except sadly Eiland, I mention this later in my review). The mechanics are fun, I’m loving the mysterious vibes of what happened to the town and why. And the reasons your character help out make sense to the storyline, where for some of the other farm game genres it really just feels like your character was slapped awkwardly into a preexisting story. Even though there is some grindiness to the game-- there is in pretty much all farm games, this game doesn't feel exhausting in its requests. I accidentally spent like 8 hours in this game in one day the first day I played it after full release, and I almost never do that. I was so absorbed that I completely forgot pretty much everything else I needed to get done for the day. I’d say that says quite a bit about my enjoyment of the game in and of itself. I know I will spend many more hours in this cozy little farm sim. 💖 The good: ✔ Characters: almost all of them are quite loveable and distinct. ✔ Art style: I am weak for 90s anime artstyles. I used to be obsessed with Sailor Moon when I was a kid, so this really hits a level of nostalgia I wasn't really expecting. ✔ Kind of related to the point above, but I do like the season changes. They're all very pretty. ✔ Game mechanics: usually in farm games there's one aspect of the game I despise. Usually fishing. But I can't find a single mechanic I hate in this game. All of them are fun and I don't dodge any of the mechanics in the game. ✔ If you're one of those gamers that love to pick up and hoard resources, oh boy does this game reward that with the amount of requests that roll in. I would definitely recommend holding on to a bunch of your resources over time and not sell everything. You never know what might be helpful later! ✔ Character’s place in storyline makes sense, and they have to earn their place as much as anyone else. ✔ Wholesome storylines: it's so cool watching everyone in this game grow in various ways. ✔ Luc's bee facts, coolest kid ever. Actually in general I love that you can adopt a gaggle of kids as your siblings, basically. Found family is a great trope, okay? ✔ I love how much Holt and Hemlock talk about how much they love their wives. So many games do the "ol' ball and chain" joke and it's refreshing to see these two absolutely adore and talk up their wives and how much they love them. And also how much they are openly proud of their kids too. This goes with good game/character writing, technically, but I keep mentioning this to my friends as something I love about this game so it gets its own separate point. ✔ And for my friends who know how much I love Kurt from Greedfall, this game also has a muscley bearded handsome man who is inexplicably lonely despite being a genuine sweetheart deserving of hugs. (Hayden). All the more reason for me to love this game! Two things I don't like, and a bug mention: ✘ I really wish they'd done more with Eiland. I love archaeology and history, they're two of my favorite subjects irl but that's genuinely all he's interested in and all he talks about. Buddy, I love to talk about my special interests too but please tell me more about you. ✘ The saplings in the mines that somehow slingshot around walls to hit you from literally across the mines map. Like fine if they fly that far, but their physics of skirting around a wall are kind of absurd. I don't know why I find them as annoying as I do, but them and the screaming bats that can't mind their own business are my archnemeses in this game. ✘ Super minor bug, but when you get the quest for the stone refiner the cutscene repeats twice in a row for some reason. It gave me a chuckle though, so this is only in this section because it technically wasn't supposed to happen. Things I'm neutral about but wanted to mention: ➽ March: I think his character arc is interesting. Personally he's not my type at all, but I do understand where people are coming from with him and my advice is to go through the game and give him a chance. ➽ Hayden is so hard to get hearts with originally, I don't know if it was just me but I really struggled with getting points with him until I got later into the season and finally had access to more things that he was interested in to gift him. It's my fault for being so hung up on dating him, really, but I wanted to attend the first festivals with him. Ah well, it's not bad waiting for them to come up again the following year to attend them then. I'm just impatient, haha. ➽ Similarly, it does make me a little sad that you can't interact with merchants the same way you can with most of the regular townsfolk because you only see them one day a week. I wish they came around a little more often! To be honest it just means it takes longer to get heart points with them and it's not too big of a deal, but I did have to set a bunch of stuff aside for them and remember what it was for which got confusing if you play a lot and the days all start to blur together lol. Wholeheartedly recommend this game for someone looking for a cozy farming game to enjoy and spend time away from real life and any of its problems. This game is easily a 5/5 for me with how much I love it and how much I've been enjoying playing it.

Игрок 8153·Рекомендует·104 ч в игре

Después de 100 horas, he terminado la historia principal, me he casado, he tenido un hijo y he construido una granja próspera. Considero que es un gran juego y que aporta cosas interesantes al género de los simuladores agrícolas. Por ejemplo, la mayoría de los crafteos detectan automáticamente los materiales que tienes almacenados en tus cofres, lo que supone un enorme cambio en la calidad de vida y evita tener que llevar constantemente todos los recursos encima. El arte es precioso y, sin duda, uno de sus puntos más fuertes son los NPC y todo lo que los rodea: sus diálogos, rutinas, misiones, citas, eventos de relación y muchas cosas más. Entiendo que se le compare constantemente con Stardew Valley, pero es inevitable, ya que SV es uno de los referentes —si no el mayor— de su género. Y, si bien Fields of Mistria no lo supera en términos generales, sí consigue acercarse bastante e incluso superarlo en algunos aspectos. Si eres fan del género, te recomiendo ampliamente probar este juego. Si eres fan de los simuladores de citas, también te recomiendo ampliamente probarlo. Sin embargo, si lo que buscas es una experiencia más refinada que Stardew Valley, probablemente este no sea el juego para ti. La gestión de la granja no es algo secundario, pero sí se nota que el juego pone un mayor énfasis en construir relaciones con los aldeanos. Esto contrasta bastante con Stardew Valley, donde puedes ignorar por completo a los NPC y centrarte casi exclusivamente en tu granja sin que eso afecte demasiado a tu experiencia. También hay que tener en cuenta que Fields of Mistria todavía es un juego relativamente nuevo y, aun así, se le compara constantemente con Stardew Valley, un título que lleva alrededor de diez años recibiendo actualizaciones y contenido. Que Fields of Mistria sea capaz de mantenerse a la altura de esas comparaciones, e incluso destacar por encima de él en ciertos aspectos, dice mucho de la calidad del juego.

Игрок 8675·Не рекомендует·201 ч в игре

说是半成品有点过分那就四分之三成品吧 因为最后一个成就是杀怪任务全完成，需要去刷矿洞而被折磨于是决定大麻辣，有说错的地方欢迎指正 既然是像素种田游戏很难不与星露谷进行比较，米村 虽然改掉了一些缺点，但又自创了更多的缺点 ，美术和文案比起策划（数值、关卡等）溢出太多 1.物价感人，痛宰下乡冒险家（天选肥羊来也） 如果不是看到聪明机智的网友分享了种子流和面包流，我在米村要清仓卖多少东西接多少任务城镇等级才能达到秘银等级（哭）但即使这样还是时不时花钱如流水，呼吸之间从土豪（也没有很富）到破产，就这样一人拉动全镇经济发展，杂货店/酒馆/货车/周六集市含泪掏空玩家钱包。。。（ps：新手时想用铲子/鱼竿需要自己买如果不能自己做的话 2.战斗系统咋这样之怪物和玩家的反差（矿洞我恨你 矿洞怪物的变化微有意思（只有一点点用心但不多）但下到金矿层和虚空层以后让我感觉玩家是一个移动沙包，怪物的战斗爽，玩家的战斗嗯......只能说还好血厚高防 剑的攻击范围判定有点奇妙，在收割作物时很大一片扇形但在矿洞里只要上下错位一点就无法攻击到，而且一般一摁就是三连击，扑空不说还可能被怪物卡时机打，我看火球怪的远程攻击自动索敌不是挺厉害的嘛还会拐弯，不在屏幕显示范围内也能追来，所以为什么不能给玩家加一个（自动索敌）或优化一下武器或增加一些攻击手段（龙息术太耗蓝）？ 最终武器的伤害也只有26，用跳跃式打法也要至少3下才能打死虚空层的怪，而一层的怪一放就至少5只，又不能炸矿（虽然有炸弹但是需要从怪物那里收集得到，无法购买，何意味），下矿效率大大被打怪所拖延，这方面的技能也很鸡肋，要一直连打才有攻击加成且时间在10s内，所以为什么不能设置有攻击力加成的食物？ 当怪只需要一拥而上追着玩家打（可打断玩家摄入食物/钓鱼的行为），玩家要考虑的就多了（还会经常跳跃卡脚 3.依旧年轻，依旧身强体壮267老农民，依旧格子危机 好的不学学坏的，给玩家一个大背包会要了谁的命？（能不能都向kynseed看齐） 这里又不得不提下矿，每个矿层区域包含5种鱼类，5种野生采集物，5种昆虫和5个待收集文物，再加上需要带的工具（剑、镐子、钓竿和捕虫网（金矿区需要额外带浇水壶））和回复食物，打怪还会有掉落物，背包真的爆满。。。 4.全能农民但不能完全自给自足 家门口一条河那么完美的地理条件却不能自己做渔笼来放，什么意思？木工说话！锻造说话！ 要跑到天老远的海滩小岛去放鱼饵，真的服气，合理怀疑就是为了拖长玩家游玩时间因为涉及全收集，都能养蜜蜂和其他昆虫了，却不会放渔笼 5.自动化难以永续，法术鸡肋 进入后期其实精华石储备良好，但总有时限这一点就是会始终萦绕在玩家心头，让人不能安稳，解读为希望玩家能坚持玩所以这样设计；法术需要的魔力一天才回复四分之一个圆，法术至少要消耗一个圆，且时效/范围不是很长/广，前期基本不考虑用，后期没什么必要用（除了催熟作物），有点纯为剧情服务的意思，每次囤了魔力恢复瓶，在季节第一天猛猛催熟，还是不够用（看到有人说瓦伦会卖魔力恢复瓶，根本是骗我）。。。 6.地图很大但缺少设计 希望能有更多有意思的交互/探索点/道路连通，不然只是全图捡捡捡有点无聊，而且跑图有点累，能不能出一些有效增加速度的食物/调整数值（我要更高更快更强（×） 7.概率神秘，sl大法非万能 你可曾为了全收集拼过命！？我有（其实没有） 曾经一个春天都没有在池塘钓上过天使鱼，我承认我去的不多，但你一个常见小鱼躲躲藏藏什么意思？每次需要使用sl大法时我都会在心里默默使用差评威胁（虽然现在还是写了差评（目移）），还好米村识相，我都威胁成功，但真的感受到米村的掉率一点点神秘（个人体验） 上面说了一些希望改进的点，那么接下来说说优点（也包含吐槽） 米村最大的卖点就是 可爱的美术风格+丰富的人物对话和日常 每个角色四季衣服都会变化，可攻略角色还有泳装以及泡澡的衣服，但是席瑞迪亚的衣服我非常非常不满意（我还挺喜欢她和她的一些发言），为什么女王性格/人设＝衣着暴露这个等式居然大部分情况都适用，真成情趣人设了，想看比基尼想看女人直白的肉体（胸/腰/屁股全露出）可以自己去搜（而且大家有泳装和浴衣很合场合很好看，席瑞迪亚都不用专门设计泳装了呵呵），而不是在一般向一群衣服普通的角色里面设计一个衣着清凉的角色，啥意思？ 在周五的酒馆之夜活动非常丰富，比如钩织俱乐部，读书大会，品酒交流，dnd跑团剧场，画画俱乐部等等，很有意思，玩家后期也能参与进去（但没有具体设计互动这点很可惜） 但是 为什么除了可攻略角色以外，其他角色都没有好感剧情 （所以我说是未完成品），不能因为他们是健康阳光的不酗酒不流浪不住帐篷发型不非主流不喜欢淋雨抽烟不会半夜偷偷约会的相对完成时的健全人就没有剧情吧，虽然在日常对话节日对话里会有适当补充，但没有单独的专门的剧情就是会让人感到不受重视没有印象（真把米村当嘎啦game了），很微妙我不好说；地图上可实时显角色位置是好的但小头像有时难以分清是谁，角色好感度界面能查看最爱和喜爱礼物，如果能逐个点击查看名称更好（防止拿错送错） 说到剧情，在主线里玩家又要出材料又要出钱（星露谷改善社区虽然要钱多但是在财富自由的后期），虽然知道白送了农场但让人没有什么正反馈，能不能增加一些对应角色的好感度/给一些激励； 商店没有时间限制非常爽，米村也是搞上先进的无人售货了，但是没办法批量购买这点很难受（除了石头木材）；建筑可以直接建成无需等待；但是为什么做饭/锻造/木工不需要自己带材料，去升级房屋/购买畜牧棚时需要带材料？异次元共通的箱子只对木匠店关闭？ 希望米村能用心更新/优化吧`(*>﹏<*)′

Игрок 1321·Не рекомендует·74 ч в игре

Eu não poderia dar uma análise positiva depois de tanto tempo com a comunidade pedindo e apoiando o projeto, e eles lançarem a versão 1.0 sem tradução para o português.

Игрок 8778·Рекомендует·81 ч в игре

子供の頃から牧場物語しか牧場ゲームしたことなかったけど、夏の月中旬の時点で既に神ゲーです！ 先日グラバザを150時間やりこんで満足したところだったのでかなりハードル上がってましたが、個人的にはこっちのほうが全然沼りそう… 日本語ベータですが、間に合ってない翻訳があっても全然笑顔で許せるレベルの高クオリティローカライズで、こんなにもすぐ街のみんなを好きになるとは思わなかった…！ 個人的にテンション上がったのは季節や場所で街のみんな全員漏れなく衣装チェンジするところ。凝りすぎで最高。夏にビーチで話しかけたらちゃんと水着だったことに衝撃受けました。早く寒い時期の装いも見たい。 制作陣がこういう部分も楽しんで作ってるのが伝わってきて、こっちまで楽しいです。 会話のバリエーションも多すぎてもはや回収しきれません。１年目とはいえ毎日新鮮な会話が聞けて、未翻訳のところも全部その場で翻訳して内容を楽しんでます。 システム面はムズすぎずイージー寄りでやりやすいし、設定で寝坊ペナOFFに出来たり、時間に追われるヒリヒリ感や不便さが苦手な人でも遊べる超フレキシブル設計。全ての倉庫がクラフト台と連携してたり、バッグのアイテムのスタッキングが倉庫と同様の3桁以上だったり（バッグだけ上限99みたいなめんどくさいやつじゃない）プレゼントが会話と別キーだからアイテム持ったままうっかり話しかけてヘンなもの渡しちゃうみたいな失敗もなくて、細かい部分が快適でめっちゃ嬉しい。 鉱山も５階ごとにエレベーター使えるし、その代わりにモンスターがいてアクション要素があったり、仕掛け要素もあったりして超楽しい。ほぼ毎日掘りに行ってます。 家具の種類、家畜の種類（レアカラーとかいる）などもほどよく豊富なのでやりこみも充実してます。 私は１万だしてもいいくらい、もっと売れてSwitchとかでもリリースされたらさらにめちゃくちゃ売れると思います。こういうゲームが定期的に出てくれたら、もう牧場物語の過去作を懐古してさみしい気持ちにならないで済むのに…（キラキラ太陽が1番好きだった）

Игрок 3476·Не рекомендует·60 ч в игре

Fields of Pleasantville The problem with this game isn't the gameplay, or the graphics, it's the writing and direction. Mistria reminds me of Pleasantville except it doesn't realize it's Pleasantville. Everyone is so happy go lucky all the time that it feels strange. Nobody ever has any problems except they need you to go find stuff and spend money for upgrades. It is unsettling how perfect everything is to the point every interaction feels completely shallow. You can kinda ignore it at first but after a while it just comes off as comically cheesy, trite, half-assed amateur hour children's fairytale slop.

Игрок 7623·Рекомендует·107 ч в игре

if you love stardew valley and you love the coziness of old jrpgs please play this game. there's a reason i had over 100 hours before it hit 1.0. this game is worth so much more than it costs

Игрок 9752·Не рекомендует·51 ч в игре

This game has a lot of promise - and it's fun! I'm having fun. If you gel with retro-farming throwbacks like RoP, SV - you'll probably have fun too. It is one of the better farming releases in recent years. So why the negative review? Well. It's 1.0 and this game is just too glaringly unfinished to not put my thoughts somewhere for now. It's a much better decoration life-sim game than turnip grinder and cow tipper frenzy. This is more of a "neutral" review than negative that I'll probably change once the game is updated. I'll preface this by mentioning I dislike early access/update as you go games in the farming genre so I hold no cards. Peeves: - Clunky saving. It's a one-auto save game. Auto each time you sleep. You can save in a diary manually.. yet every time you manually save.. it creates a new entry in the diary.. only accessible from the main menu? For future updates, this will be incredibly irritating. It's annoying to reload. It's annoying to save-scum. Juggling multiple saves? Forget about it. - 4 festivals. 4 festivals is pretty disappointing for release. There's 1 each season. Gameplay is limited to dialogue or collectathons. No fishing frenzy or bean dodging here. One is your average Starry Night cutscene. The other is an animal festival with only two categories (Small Animal/Large Animal). HM: FoMT came out in 2003 for the Gameboy Advance and had 10+. Yes, there's more assets and dialogue nowadays.. but 4 festivals is shocking for 1.0. - The Museum. I do not want to hear about the museum for every conversation piece. The villagers disagree. Yeah. I donated Blue Spotted Worm. It's pretty great. Nope, I do not need the town to remind me about the.. Yellow Swirly Worm? Blue Ringed Worm? I had already forgotten once I donated it to be stored motionless on a table.. forever. The exhibits are no ACNH. - No NPC heart events. That's pretty big and shouldn't be missing from a 1.0 release. - Saturday Market. Now I haven't upgraded the market yet.. I'm only on Y2 Spring. But my god. I do not need the characters to stand around a bazaar every week talking about their roots or if furniture is too heavy to carry or fun to hide in. She makes hot chocolate. It's like the SoS:GB bazaar but with no stall and all the characters just stand around a NPC's shop and talk about goods until 8PM. It's not terrible but I don't need it every week without it being more interactive.. or at least switching some of the Friday night dialogue over. - Some of the heart events and characters.. are a little repetitive. Eiland and Hayden's blow and I love chickens. It's not early Harvest Moon levels of 'You love farming? Me too!' and 'Let's have a rabbit-hole meal together!' but some of the writing has made me yawn at times and can be quite one-dimensional. I felt March's events were a lot better than the rest of the candidates. Please stop Balor doing that pose. He's like a walking thinking emoji. Hmmm.. my past? I will keep alluding to it.. but you'll never know.. :thinking: - Animals. There isn't freshness. Nor star quality. So it's heart levels and breeding for different colors. Products don't get more expensive with level. I don't really care for turning my cows pink or gold, personally. The interactions and outfits are cute but the animals themselves.. feel hollow. Especially with no tools or detailed animal contests. Livestock isn't pushable and the bell is clunky and irritating as it doesn't always give a visual cue that the animals have returned. Pets should be able to herd animals too but are limited to collecting a small amount of rocks/wood per day instead - no tricks, only hats. - Crops. No crop festival. No star ratings. No freshness. No level. No hybrid. No Gold/Large varieties. Just.. crops.. Use a sprinkler, now you don't even have to look at 'em. Hyeh! - Money. This might just be me but the economy seems a little unusual. A diamond is the same price as a fish and half the price of a watermelon. 5 rubies for a cup of joe... guess I'll be eating rocks for breakfast. *crunch crunch* - Story. Farming Games? Story? Haha.. what's that? Story progression is split into Town Rank and the mines. Your town rank is improved by every-day actions, museum deposits and request board quests. The mines are 100-levels split every twenty levels by a 4-item scavenger Junimo package. The next level opens + repeat until LV100. Improving your town rank allows you to access tedious requests involving collecting rock/wood to repair a bridge to access one foraging spot. There are 10 Town Ranks. I am on the 4th Town Rank and have had around 4-5 required story quests that make me collect 200 Wood/Stone and deposit in a box for a minimal set piece change. - Difficulty (Easy to Hard? Try Sandbox to Easy) This game is ridiculously easy. And you can make it even easier! The mines are only 100 levels that can be cleared before Y1 with ease. Hell, you don't even need to upgrade your weapons. No incremental upgrades here. Sprint through the enemies. Stamina isn't a challenge with 4 free refill spots on the map. Run out of time? You can make the days longer! Disable the bed-time penalty! Auto-feed/water/pet your crops/animals! Friendship is easy to gain due to the vast amount of group-dialogue that I have 4 hearts with everyone by Winter Y1 without gifting a single item. Their names.. haha.. I don't know. Hated/Disliked gifts DO NOT decrease friendship, get ready to see everyone's heart events. If it wasn't for an inane amount of fetch lumber requests + RNG museum artifacts, I'm confident you could 100% this game with ease before Y2. Shops never close. Quests never time-out. It isn't a dealbreaker for me but I don't get any sense of accomplishment with this game, YMMV. Crushes: - Great soundtrack. Much better than a lot of farming games and has yet to get repetitive. - Sprite Art is nice & varied. I really like the character portraits. - The seasonal clothing from HMDS has finally returned to the genre! Hooray! - The characters and town are charming & loveable - Good price - There's a lot of dialogue and I appreciate it. Not as much as Rune Factory 4 but a great deal more than Story of Seasons. - Henrietta - Great amount of customization and every haircut you could possibly desire. - Balanced dialogue unlocks - One of the better examples of mining in the genre - Good starting crop + cooking variety. - Atmospheric seasons and weather. A good escape, but a mediocre farming experience. The parallels with Stardew Valley are unavoidable and easy. They're very similar games. Pixel farming simulators with a similar art-style and gameplay loop. "If you had to choose.." I'll save for the final-release and update, but at present it isn't really a question if you're looking to choose between the two to buy. If you've played/finished Stardew Valley and want more of it without delving more indie or into the SOS/HM franchises.. farming crazy.. want to stream cow breeding and decorating a farm for 40h.. a new cozy game to unwind to.. you'll have fun. Otherwise, I'd recommend to more hesitant buyers and fence-sitters to wait and see for future updates.