If you want a great multi-player indy farming Sim stick with Stardew Valley, it's 1/3 the price and runs so much better.Your browser does not support the video tag.Įscape to the magical life of your dreams in Fae Farm, a farm sim RPG for 1-4 players.

I cannot stress enough how much I do not recommend this game. As an indie developer myself I understand how hard it can be for a company to push a game to the finish line, but to charge full price for a game in this state is just pathetic. I understand that network connection can be difficult to program.

For example if you chose either of the male figures the beards will clip through your mouth instead of sitting on the bottom of the character models head. There seems to be no attempt to have adjusted the models to accommodate the different body types. For example the game pushes the idea of inclusiveness in its character creation, however if you don't choose the base female body type many of the outfits and hairstyles simply clip through part of your character. However it would consistently drop connections and after one of us would be booted out we wouldn't be allowed to play together for over an hour.Įven in solo play any positives I can say come with large caveats. We ended up having to send an invite using the switches invite menu out side of the games menus themselves to finally play together. When we did this it simply would not find either my account or my spouses. So we tried online,which was very very frustrating.įor starters Pheonix Labs requires you to register an account with them to play online, which is standard, but the game then requires you to look up friends using their Phonix Lab account. I can set the two switches right next to each other and it still does not pick up that one of the games is hosting a world. However local Co-op match making just doesn't work on the switch version. I purchased 2 copies in order to play local Co-op with my family. Many of the promises made were not delivered.

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