- July 25, 2024
- Family Devs
- 22h median play time
Harvest Days: My Dream Farm
Platforms
About
"Harvest Days: My Dream Farm" is a relaxing and engaging farm simulation game. Plant and tend to crops, raise animals, and customize your farm as you see fit. Build relationships with the local townsfolk and uncover secrets as you grow your dream farm into a thriving community. Immerse yourself in a charming world with beautiful graphics and a soothing soundtrack.











- The game has a charming art style and fun character designs, making it visually appealing.
- There is a wide variety of activities to engage in, including farming, fishing, and crafting, which keeps gameplay interesting.
- The developers are responsive and actively working on updates, showing commitment to improving the game.
- The game suffers from numerous bugs and clunky controls, making it frustrating to play at times.
- Many players feel the game is too similar to Stardew Valley without offering enough unique content or improvements.
- The time management aspect is poorly balanced, with short days that make it difficult to accomplish tasks.
- grinding86 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be somewhat excessive, particularly in the early stages where energy depletion limits productivity, making it feel less rewarding. While the game offers a variety of activities like farming, crafting, and socializing, many reviewers note that the grind can detract from the overall relaxing experience they expect from a farming sim. Despite this, some players appreciate the addictive nature of the gameplay and the potential for deeper engagement as they progress.
“A bit grindy if you chase only the money.”
“All I was able to do was chop down 2 trees, plant 5 plots, and mine 2 rocks, and I was out of energy at noon on the shortest day setting. So much for this game being a relaxing dream farm with limited space for farming.”
“The economy is currently broken and farming is unrewarding other than skill leveling and leaving crops unharvested for decor.”