- June 14, 2024
- Aftabi Games
- 10h median play time
SunnySide
Platforms
About
"SunnySide is a single-player Role Playing game that offers a spectacular story and exceptional gameplay set in a Japanese countryside post town. Create your homestead, build relationships with locals, and express yourself through farming, customization, and self-expression. With 113 crops, 27 characters, and hundreds of recipes, SunnySide provides a dense and highly emotional atmosphere, although it can be grindy, lacking in optimization, and buggy."











- The modern take on farming mechanics, such as using a hose instead of a watering can, adds a refreshing twist to the genre.
- The character customization options are extensive, allowing for a diverse range of identities and appearances.
- The game features a charming art style and beautiful environments that enhance the overall experience.
- The game is plagued by numerous bugs and performance issues, making it feel unfinished and unpolished.
- The relationship mechanics are shallow, with no marriage or children options, which may disappoint players looking for deeper connections.
- The quest system can be confusing, with unclear objectives and a lack of guidance on how to progress.
grinding
988 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe grinding aspect of "Sunnyside" has received mixed feedback from players. While many appreciate the depth and complexity of the farming mechanics, some find the gameplay to be overly tedious and repetitive, particularly due to the extensive resource gathering required for crafting and building. Overall, the game offers a modern twist on the farming sim genre, but the grind can detract from the enjoyment for those seeking a more casual experience.
“With that said, creating the small details such as building the furniture and buildings requires a ton of resources you have to find in the cave and forest, which makes the game feel grindy pretty early on.”
“I started with the story mode and since quests had bugs and I had few crashes here and there I gave up continuing on that part since the progress doesn't really satisfy you because it is really slow and tedious.”
“It also just feels ridiculous how much work you have to put into grinding for materials just to make something. It makes this 'progression' incredibly tedious, especially for something that is pretty much your only way to move forward in the game.”