As much as I recalled from the past, I had assumed that I barely spent a year ingame. The world is not so big that you will take a whole day to go around (like I was rather surprised by how much I enjoyed this game. This Harvest Moon game has a relatively comfortable feel to it. But I loaded up my game recently and found that I was almost at the end of Year 2, with many accomplishments. I was rather surprised by how much I enjoyed this game.

In generally, the whole production, while fun to an extent and a good way to pass some time, feels vacant and lacking. Aesthetically, I personally find the graphics inexplicably bothersome. In terms of mining, you have to learn that you can turn without moving while charging, because you will find yourself falling to your doom if so much as your little toe touches a pitfall. There are visual glitches and hiccups here and there that make this evident, especially regarding item screens and cooking in particular. The game feels sort of like it's kind of cobbled together. Just because you're raising crops, and the pace is intentionally slow doesn't mean you should feel like you're doing a menial task instead of playing a game. Taking care of everything between events falls into a sense of tedium instead of fun. The events feel few and far between, as well as their actual impact seeming generally trivial. Just The game is by no means 'bad.' It is fun to watch your farm grow, the slow pace makes progress feel all the more rewarding, and it is certainly nothing if not addicting.

The game is by no means 'bad.' It is fun to watch your farm grow, the slow pace makes progress feel all the more rewarding, and it is certainly nothing if not addicting.

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