- July 14, 2019
- Nhat Nguyen
- 23h median play time
Peaceful Days
Platforms
About
"Peaceful Days" is a single-player Role Playing game that takes 47 hours to beat, inspired by Harvest Moon. Customize your farm and character, complete requests, participate in festivals, raise animals, and discover town secrets. With various crops, minigames, and puzzles, enjoy the peaceful life of Aurora Town.











- The game is charming, visually appealing, and offers a cozy experience reminiscent of classic farming sims like Harvest Moon.
- The developer is attentive and responsive to player feedback, frequently releasing updates and improvements.
- There is a lot of content and activities to engage with, including farming, crafting, and puzzles, making it enjoyable for both casual and dedicated players.
- The controls can be clunky and awkward, making movement and interaction frustrating at times.
- There are concerns about the game's development status, with some players feeling it may be abandoned or lacking in updates.
- Certain gameplay mechanics, such as fishing and inventory management, are criticized for being poorly designed or overly complicated.
grinding
37 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe grinding aspect of the game is a mixed bag; while some players find the farming, crafting, and puzzle-solving rewarding and engaging, others feel it can become tedious and repetitive, especially in the early stages. Many appreciate the depth and variety of activities available, such as mining and fishing, which provide ample opportunities for exploration and income generation. Overall, fans of farming sims may enjoy the nostalgic charm and unique features, but some may find the grind overwhelming after extended play.
“You'll need a second life for grinding.”
“I love Stardew Valley and other farming games, but this game bored me only after 2 hours of playing.”
“Eg: limitation of the chest expansion, not knowing what you need to keep for quests and what you never need and can sell without any regrets, tedious mining...”