- October 12, 2023
- Hidden Stag Games
Tales of Autumn
Platforms
About
"Tales of Autumn" is a farming simulation game where players can befriend and tame wild creatures, raise livestock, and change the terrain to create different biomes. The townsfolk's behavior towards the player is influenced by their actions, and building relationships with them can lead to rewards and special events. Fishing is also a key aspect of the game, with a minigame and various lures to collect.











- The game introduces unique mechanics like terraforming and animal taming, enhancing the farming sim experience.
- The characters are well-developed with their own stories, making the village feel alive and engaging.
- The developer is highly responsive to feedback and actively works on improving the game, ensuring a positive player experience.
- The game lacks the flexibility to play at your own pace, often requiring players to complete tasks for villagers before progressing.
- Some players have reported technical issues, such as needing a mouse scroller to switch biomes, which can hinder gameplay.
- The automatic save system only allows saving at specific points, which can be inconvenient for players wanting to save anytime.
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26 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe reviews highlight that "Tales of Autumn" offers a refreshing take on the farming sim genre, with a stronger emphasis on animal care and ranching compared to traditional farming mechanics. Players appreciate the blend of high-tech features like terraforming and the depth of NPC interactions, which add charm and personality to the gameplay. Overall, the game strikes a balance between classic and modern farming sims, appealing to both new and veteran fans of the genre.
“As some other reviews have said, this is a farming game closer to the older Harvest Moons rather than the ease of Stardew Valley, with some unique features chucked in.”
“Gameplay emphasizes animal care, but also includes farming, fishing, exploring, designing your ranch, befriending NPCs, and participating in the community (including community events).”
“Like most farming sims, you get to fish, mine, forage, craft items, and complete quests for the villagers, so new and long-time fans of the genre will feel right at home with the game.”