Are Farming Games Only Getting WORSE?
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Farming games have been getting the reputation of sucking lately, with many fans of genre feeling disappointed by recent releases. It got to a point where we also fear being excited about upcoming farming games so we do not end up being disappointed. But is that true? Are all farming games really bad? Or are we missing something? Let's talk about it.
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I think there's a major problem in all video game development right now - releasing games before they're ready. Many of the complaints about video games right now are bugs or incomplete games. This applies to more than just farming games. I see it in the other genres I play.
I also see a lot of people saying this genre or that genre sucks and it's because, for people who are heavily into one genre or another, that's all they look at, so they see a lot of bad. If someone is only slightly into a genre, they're more likely to only hear about good games from recommendations or videos that point to the good. But if someone is looking for more of a certain type of game, they start diving into the deep end and thus see all the bad out there. There is a lot of bad everywhere!
It's partly why I've stopped supporting video games on crowdfunding sites and don't buy a game until after I've watched several reviews. I've been burned so many times!
For example, Fae Farm has a lot of what I want in a cozy farming game - except how fast the day is. I don't find timing or fast gameplay cozy at all. It stresses me out. So I will get back to Fae Farm after the next update because they finally slowed down time. It's all about having the option to make the game experience what you want.
Wylde Flowers has really spoiled me on what good can be done in this genre for having options. I truly hope more developers pay attention! Since there are a lot of different people who like a lot of different ways to play, they need to start making all those options available. It also makes the games accessible for those who have challenges with certain aspects. Like mini games are not something some people are able to do, so it locks them out of games. But having an alternative allows them to still enjoy the game.
I say this in the board game world, but making a game accessible will make the company more money because more people will buy it. Plain and simple. It's good business, but a lot of people fail to see that.
This was a fun video to watch! Like with any genre, the more popular it gets, the more good games but also the more bad ones we get! There's something for everyone 🤗
Farming sim games wasn't really my thing before, I was the fast paced combat kind of guy, until Stardew valley happened. Then I tried other farming games and got hooked completely on the genre.
Currently playing Coral Island and would like to try Fae Farm as well! 🙂
Coral Island 💜
While I'm not a huge fan of farming games, I do like games that have farming elements in them. That being said Fae Farm would be something I would like to try.
I can’t wait to get that one
I've played so many farming games. I do love Fae Farm definitely worth your money! It gives you a lot to do! I love how cute the game is 🥰
Thanks so much for making this video! Even though the market is for sure over-saturated with soulless cash grabs, there are still so many amazing games out there, and I'm glad you ended the video showcasing some of the best.
100% agree
for a few years I've been working on making my own farming sim game with 20+ unique and interesting romance candidates and entertaining gameplay... but I'm just one person with two jobs and no time or money to put into my passion project rn 😭 this video is inspiring me to get back to the grind and make my lil farming village real tho... 🙏
Wishing you all the best, you got this!!
Another great video Miss Bubbles! Your videos are some of my favorite go to videos when I need to know about cozy games. Thank you for this and the other videos you put out! 😀
Hey Bubbles, great video! Definitely some bad apples in the mix but overall I love the farming sim genre. It's my favorite because of the open-ended format where the game never has to end. I also love decorating in games and most of them have a ton of decoration options for your house and farm. I would love to win a Fae Farm key because the art style is really cute and unique and it has some nice quality of life features that aren't seen in other farming games at the moment. The animals are also adorable. 💚
I’m so glad you spotlighted kynseed! That game needs way more love! And graveyard keeper is sooo good! Great video!
I’m always hopeful that the next games that come out are going to be awesome. I enjoyed my time with coral island and my time at sand rock.
I’ve been wanting to try Fae farm!
I wish this changed my mind but I still feel like farming games are on a decline since a majority of the recent entries are just lack luster. Even one of my most hopeful games Coral Island eventually turned out to be kind of a let down when it finally came out of early access. Sure the undersea clean up was an interesting part of the game but the farming portion was just disappointing, lot of crops pretty much have no use since most of the recipes to make foods just asks for generic categories like "vegetables" and cooking doesn't help you out much at all. The biggest issue with coral island too is that your character isn't really that connected to the town and its ppl, there are always these short cutscenes with interactions that don't involve you and you're a third person intruding on ppls moments. I could go on and on about farming games but the only hope I have left for some new life in farming games is SunnySide and if that fails too idk how the future of farming games is going to be.
Oh the joy just from the harvest moon theme song playing in the background 🎶
I absolutely love farming games they are so relaxing. Thankfully I haven’t played any bad ones because I always look at videos before I buy (a lot of your videos too😂). I plan on getting Sun Haven since it’s on sale right now on Steam😊 I heard mixed reviews of Fae Farm, but I decided to play the demo and was absolutely hooked. I would love to be able to play the full game!
I agree SO MUCH that devs need to quit promising their games for switch. Understand the limitations of the hardware and make the game you want to make, not the version of your game that will work on the Switch. About a week ago I saw a post where someone was asking when Pathea would make Sandrock available to play on her iPad, because it's all she has for a device. The entitlement people have to just expect any game work on whatever potato machine they have is astounding.
It's okay to ask for ports and when you are respectful about it, it's not entitlement. However, devs promosing ports they know they cannot optimize for and still charging the same price (i.e. Sandrock price on Switch vs. Switch is the same I believe) is not okay
I would love to try Fae Farm! I watched a few streamers playing the game, and somehow, the control and UI seem so smooth.
Love farming games; my favourite is Rune Factory 4, with lots of other things within the game alongside the farming; especially all the mechanics they have.
Can we have a top of cozy farming games with good Npc interactions (friendship, romance etc) ?
As in a video idea?
First off, I love that you're saying what everyone else is thinking when people are mindlessly defending their favorite games' bad performances even though objectively they are lacking in terms of performance or contain many bugs etc. Somebody needed to say it!
Tbh before I watched the video I thought 'No way, Miss Bubbles is now attacking the farming games too like other content creators recently :( ?' I'm happy I clicked on it anyway because my initial thought was proven wrong and I'm so thankful that you're basically taking the whole claim that 'farming games suck' and prove it wrong 😊 There are so many great games to play nowadays and even though while there are definitely some black sheeps the genre is expanding and full of fun games. I honesty have high hopes for the future of this genre as our standards and the competition within the genre are rising! Personally I think that 2024 will be a great year for farming games. Maybe even better than 2023.
(P.S. I'd love to be in the key drawing pool because I didnt have a chance to enjoy Fae Farm yet)
Hehehe! So happy you clicked; that's why I had the thumbnail using "!?" and my confused face. I think 2024 has lots of potential as well. Which farming games are you excited for?
@@MissBubbles Definitely the new Rune Factory games! I hope they learned a lot from RF5 and I'm just so curious to see what they are bringing to the table. Also there's Fantasy Life, Sunnyside, maybe Fields of Mistria, Moonlight Peaks and PuffPals,... I can't decide haha
@@Lunicia you have great taste! So excited for many of these myself
Also, you're one of the winners for Fae Farm. Please be on the lookout for the 26th (next Tuesday) where I will announce all for winners on my community post and share how to reach out to me to get them. Set a reminder aside so you don't forget ☺️
I actually started developing ArtStory bc I like farming games (and couple other genres I mixmatched) and the genre has stagnated for a long time. But as I get deeper into development I realize that 1 some features are a bit too expensive budget wise (I shelf them for future updates once I finished the game), and 2 there are a lot of farming gems just like you mentioned in your video.
This gave me a lot of insight, and I do hope for a better future for the genre. Farmsims are a good comfort role playing games too c:
Really happy to know that this was helpful. Wishing you the best with ArtisanStory ☺️
you have enlightened me to the farming sim drama! I love ooblets so much, it's sad to think that the devs were so unprofessional.
as far as most of them being alike, it's quite ridiculous that people aren't looking to be unique as a game company anymore. I feel like if you set your games apart from the rest, you're bound to get more sales.
I am interested in playing fae farm. I do wish it wasn't so expensive tho
I would love to try Fae farm as well. Can hardly afford games at this time.
Love seeing Coral Island getting love.. I think it deserves a lot more. It shouldn’t have come out of EA, but the devs are being transparent about their roadmap and adding what they said they would. I think they genuinely care
And Fae Farm too! I honestly love both
I loved Wylde Flowers and Sun Haven! The most recent farming game I've enjoyed was Immortal Life, a Xianxia farming game. I especially liked its cooking minigame despite not usually liking cooking games with speed limits, because I can still get Normal-quality dishes even if I fail to finish them within the time limit and the game allows me to cook and acquire dishes that I don't have the recipes yet once I build the community kitchen.
What personally irks me is when devs just throw in farming elements just because it's popular without understanding why it's appealing or genuinely considering how to weave it in to the rest of the game. Honestly I even felt a bit insulted by how Harvestella (mis)handled farming as well as the bad pacing that I couldn't proceed past 9 hours despite hearing that the story is really good. I do think farming games have a lot of potential; the very act of growing and harvesting crops is fundamentally rewarding, and the sense of being rewarded is very important in video games. I just hope more devs add farming elements/make farming games with some unique appeal of their own, even if it is slight. I haven't had the chance to play Fae Farm yet, but it looks so pretty and the fairy element does seem unique!
As a GenX gamer, I started with the earliest Harvest Moon games and have seen this genre explode over the past few years. Thank you for this thoughtful video on the history of farming games. If entry for the giveaway is still open, I would love a chance to win a Steam key for Fae Farm. It has been on my wish list since its release, and I would love to add it to my farming game collection!
I came here after watching your recent video. I hope people talk about this a lot more.
Appreciate you watching this!
Fae Farm still has the best dungeon/mining experience of any game I’ve played. And the jumping on mushrooms. ❤️
I really enjoyed this video a lot, thank you
I'm so glad!
I realised that we always seem to have similar reviews on games, I also didnt enjoy story of seasons, I found it so boring, almost fell asleep on stream when I was playing it.
Dinkum, Wylde flowers and Fae Farm are all great games.
Just about to start coral island 👀
I'm fairly new to the cozy gaming community but I've been craving to play Fae Farm for the longest time! The problem is that it's a pretty steep price for my current economic situation >_>
Farming Games are Repetitive but I don't mind that aspect of them because once I learn them I can just Zone out and Play.
also Farming Games give Me something I really like as a Player. That is I like starting out with Nothing and clawing my way up to Fortune and Luxury in Settings where I can set a bunch of little Goals for myself that feed into that Goal.
I think as good as the switch is it's getting older now and the Tech in it was older even when it was New so it's not too surprising that Ports don't run that well on it.
when a Game Genre is so Full of Choice and is very Popular. The Features of Each Game and how it ties everything within it Together become very Important. I would love to be able to play Fae Farm because it's one Game I don't have yet.
Yeah, I'll admit there's oversaturation of farming sims out there 😅 Even though Animal Crossing isn't exactly a farming game as a whole, it's still my favourite simulation game of all time. Great video, Bubbles!
I got the special edition of "A wonderful life" purely for the nostalgia and its honestly sat on my shelf after playing it on day one lol Farming games have come a long way in 20 years so its a shame they didn't improve on the gameplay more. Happy to say that Sandrock devs are showing patch videos for fixing frame rate and graphical issues on switch :D
There are many that improve the gameplay a lot and add amazing QoL features while others feel barebones and tedious. With MTaS, if I'm not mistaken, they tried to fix Portia as well and it's still a mess. Regardless, at the end of the day, it's still inexcusable to port your game when you know it's not running and then "fix it", imo. Let me know what you think
@@MissBubbles Oh I honestly agree! If it's still cooking, leave it in the oven! The Portia port was indeed a mess (only way I could play it back before getting my pc) but the fixes that are being shown for Sandrock does show promise. There's a game in development just now called Overthrown which looks like a really refreshing take on the farm/city builder genre. Looking forward to that one!
I love farming RPG games, my favourite is My Time at Portia, and I can't wait to play Sandrock. I also really enjoyed Harvestella. I did get a chance to play the FaeFarm free to play on Switch for a few days back in November and loved it! I agree that the characters/events were lacking., especially compared to Portia. I'm definitely interested in winning a Switch key and finishing the game.
I guess im just so used to playing mobile farm games, like Farmville 2 country escape..i think my problem is with video games is the interaction with others..thats my favorite part of a game..i like working together, helping each other and chatting with friends..i wish someone would make that game into video.. I'd be in heaven..lol
I’ve been addicted since Harvest Moon 64. It’s always been just a nice genre to enjoy a bit of something different. Nowadays some are better than others, but there are some amazing ones for sure.
Also 1.6 Stardew! Yay!
i love fae farm. it's more about the game and exploration than befriending every villager to move on in the story. the switching of the tools is amazing.
i will never understand, why half baked games and ports are released. it makes people angry and the bad ratings will stop people in the future from buying the game.
100%
I get remakes & remasters are good for people who did not get the chance to play the game originally, but it's unfair of the fan base to riot against those who end up not enjoying the remakes or remasters.
To be fair the switch port of sandrock just got a visual upgrade update
It did, still struggling to play it on Switch tho
yeah i feel like the people who are saying farming games suck are saying that all farming games suck and that's simply not true. like you said bubbz for every ripoff of stardew valley there are the my time at games , Coral island , sakuna of rice and ruin , dinkum , sims 4 dlc , fae farm etc. why can't it be that some games are for you and some just aren't? that doesn't mean the WHOLE genre sucks.
Great video! Stardew definitely brought me in as I was always skeptical of this genre. It's a hard sell to be like "Yeah, go play that game where you run around.. and do work... and talk to people... but it's fun!" 😂Anyway, I hope you're doing better after all the nonsense a while back!
I actually enjoyed most of the recent farming games, including Roots of Pacha, Sun Haven and Fae Farm. Of course there are some greedy devs (or even scammers) who try to ride the hype train, but I would say those are the minority. Most indie devs seem genuinely passionate about their games and it shows imo.
100% agree
I think part of the reason people may be hard on farming games is there have been so many coming out, which leads to oversaturation of the genre. Where previously we only had a couple so less to compare to. I would be interested in trying FaeFarm.
Farming games can be super relaxing. I actually like them to be a bit on the minimalist side so they stay relaxing and wholesome.
My wife really wouldn't mind winning the steam key btw. :)
I managed to enjoy Harvestella but hated Rune Factory when I played it. I think you just have to be in the mood for a farming game to enjoy one. If you're not in the mood, then they can just feel annoying
If i have to choose between harvest moon and story of season I'll go with harvest moon..but in the end my favourite is rune factory franchises there are the best . But I've seen fae farm and I'll absolutely play it....❤
I tried My Time at Portia on the Switch during the Pandemic and I was so disapointed that I wad very slow to try My Time at Sandrock on the PC. It really plays much differently and was actually fun.
Happy Sandrock worked for you. It was an unplayable mess on my Switch
Hi love this vid. I like alll farming games. But do hate the time stuff. I like to take my time on a game not be rushed. I love never ending farm games with lots to do to keep me busy. I did get one farm game it was kinda disappointing its call farm land. You only get 4 worlds to farm on. And only 50 funny skins to wear. I finished it. But wish there was lots more to do.
Thanks to cult of the lamb I recently decided to try out more farming games and that same addictive farming, crafting and mining gameplay make the games hard to put down despite some games having more flaws then others. Overall I think the genre is good and healthy with some bad apples to avoid.
I love Rune Factory 5. That's all I wanted to say thank you :3
I adore it too
Hi, Miss Bubbles. I've got a tough question for you. Do you remember that time where there was a smaller company trying to make an open world farming sim a few years ago, and was asking everyone for $30-$50 for their early access game? I paid $40 or so dollars, and I never heard back from them. They disappeared. I can't remember what the name of the game was supposed to be, but it was like a more realistic-looking version of My Time at Portia. The development of the game looked pretty promising.
I have no idea! Do you have access to the email? Where did you buy the "early access"?
@@MissBubbles That's the problem. I have to know the name of the game to find it in my email, but I will try something like "early access/early access purchase"...something along those lines. You even had a video of their beta and you were showcasing the farming mechanics of the game, along with some of the NPC's in the base story of the game.
@@gseric4721 I checked what gameplay showcases I did and I can see I did Witch of Fern Island, Song of the Prairie, Critter Cover and Sunny Side. Is it any of those?
@@MissBubbles Sunny Side...that's it! Do you know what ever happened to them? The game looked so promising, but I never got a follow-up email from them for their early access after making that $40 donation.
@@gseric4721 they reached out to me last week about a new beta or alpha (forgot which one) being out. They do have a Discord server so definitely bring up the issue to them and let me know what happens
I don’t think farming games suck. I recently bought Coral Island and I’m excited to play it since I’ve heard nothing but positivity. I’m interested in Fae Farm as well, it’s been on my wishlist for a while.
I dont think farming games suck , I think farming games are calm and fun to wind down and relax :)
Thank you Miss Bubbles for amazing video!
I'd like to give Fae Farm a try, I was really disappointed to discover that they took down the demo with the full release. I get that we can return games if we haven't played them for very long on Steam, but that really doesn't appeal to me in the same way a demo does. I may just be getting old though
Also portia runs badly but sandrock runs well on switch
I genuinely don't know what you see in Fae Farm. Its so lifeless
We all have different preferences and that's the beauty of gaming 😊
Hey Miss Bubbles!! Being an expert on this kind of games that I have recently got into, can you name let's say the best 5-10 farming games that you have ever played??? (apart from those referred to this video of course :) ). Thank you very much for inform us for this interesting genre of games!
Here's a video I created all about that and I have a series starting up on the channel very soon surrounding that very topic
th-cam.com/video/LNGdOtAw5e4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=RQP03HzXOlPesVYt
@@MissBubbles thanks!!!
I love farming games, do not think they sucks...some just need more time to get perfected. Thanks to your videos, I completed the demo for Fae Farm and would love to win a key to be able to play the whole thing. Also, was just given Wylde Flowers as my Easter gift 😊🎉
The giveaway winners were announced but stick around for plenty more coming soon!
@@MissBubbles yeah I unfortunately noticed that after I posted a reply, but thank you for taking your time to reply to me.
Not sure if my comment will help anyone, but I just thought to share a slight opinion. I'm sucker for a good farming game.
I love the Rune Factory series over Story of Seasons. I think stardew valley is great too. I've been thinking of trying harvestella. Since I'm getting into Square Enix games. Rune Factory 4 was the first farming game I ever got into, which brought me to like farming games. To this day, RF4 is still my top fav farming game.
But I do agree, I disliked a handful of the newest and remakes of Story of Seasons and Harvest Moon. I really felt dissappointed in some of the games I tried. (Usually, I go to the library to borrow a game, before buying it. Which is what I suggest, if your library let's you check out games. Or any place you can rent one. Maybe even a demo is good.) But I thought Rune Factory was fine. I feel like XSeed, Natsume, and Marvelous could do better. I mean, any game developers in general has potential, when they try and put effort into their games.
Personally, I don't own many Harvest Moon or really any Story of Seasons games (I only have some for the 3ds.) These reasons you listed in this video, are why I choose not to. I definitely agree with you though, on what you have to say. Thank you for making this video!
Personally I don’t think the ports to switch are that atrocious … I do respect people opinion on it it just doesn’t bother me as much as most people
I did not like RF5! Will be selling it. 😅 I grew up loving RF but I now I’m older and looking for something different
I like them but no matter how great they are, I seem to burn out once I reach about 50h in any farming game😂
What is wrong with me?!😅
I remember playing a game that had farming in it on the ZX Spectrum. This was from the 80's. Waiting for the cassette to load the game took forever .
I think I remember that game!! Was it called Utopia ? I loved it 😁
Oh my god. The fact that you mentioned cassette load brought back old time memories for me. lol
@PIXIE6073 I was a kid when I played it so I can't remember the name. I remember it wasn't about farming, it was more of an adventure game, but you could plant some crops.
@@ian_sear I was a kid too and have no idea how I even remember the name of it as I was only 8 years old in 1981 when it came out lol! In Utopia you took care of an island and its people by farming and fishing etc. maybe not the same game but it was brilliant ☺️
There are good games and bad ones in every genre
Thanks Stephanie for another wonderful video. I always wait for your takes on games because you tell us about ports etc. You have saved me lots of frustration and heartbreak. I bought My time at Portia on my Switch and the performance issues just really make it hard. When My time at Sandrock came out and I saw your review, I knew I needed to get a Steam Deck. That game is awesome. Thank you.
I don't own Faefarm as of yet and I would be grateful to receive a key.
Know I appreciate you and your work very much either way. Keep on giving us More Bubbly Videos.
Not all of them suck 😊
While I agree, creating a game take time a lot, ain't easy job I guess and im far from having the knowledge to judge. My problem is no one pay something not finished or brocken. The gaming industry is really the only side we're ok to buy stuff unfinished. (huh, why, how?) While I understant the need of money to create it. (actually I don't) I really have problems with kickstarter or games being in early access for 2-4 years (or more..) it is really taking customer for dumb and a fucking money cow... We almost all have to get up, work for a month before guetting payed, working mainly 8 hours a day, many doesn't have week-ends. Yet there you can get payed before finishing your work or not finishing your work doing it poorly etc you just creat a kickstarter and work on it when you can or want. Making good pictures so people want the game. Naha, I might be old school or maybe i dont understand this industry but I truly think they really not taking customers seriously and don't do their job like for real. You wanna creat a game? creat it, show me your work before guetting money, oh you're lacking of? Then stand up go work get money, like every fucking soul in this world. Finally creat your game, finish it, get all the money and credit back, well diserves not the other way.
Loved your video 🌹 great points were madesorry for my english
love farming games 🥰
I agree with many points you made! I don't know the ins and outs of how games are made, but started watching more about game dev to learn the process. I'm okay with Early Access but for it to actually be used as intended "get feedback for a year, two at MOST" and for a game that is already playable and in a good state. Sadly, we get games that are in beta and we pay to test it these days in the name of Early Access and the game ends up taking 5-6 years or worst, abandoned.
There are definitely very successful EA games like Dinkum, Travelers Rest, My Time at Sandrock, Dave the Diver (more cozy than farming), etc. so it can be done, but the devs have to be passionate and transparent
@@MissBubbles You are right, ty to remind me that, forgotting that it also help to test and make the game better. And indeed there's other games I haven't mention or think about it while writting it. Sorry I feel I went a bit to rude on this my apologies. Thank you to have take the time to reply🌹🧸
The only real problem I have with farming games actually comes from me: I really like them but I'm also so used to game where you either have a more involved story (like RPGs) or games where you get much faster rewards and almost instant gratification. I do also enjoy slower paced games like life simulations so it's not like I CAN'T like farming games, I just need to learn to be more patient haha. I really, really want to like farming games more!
I feel like you would love WyldeFlowers or My Time at Sandrock!
@@MissBubbles Thank you for the suggestions! I actually have a list of farming games I want to try and Wylde Flowers was at the top of my list, I even baught it during a sale a while back.
I'll be sure to check My Time at Sandrock too, I keep hearing a lot of good things about it :D
Thanks for the video--I hadn't heard about the Ooblets controversy. I thought it was oozing with charm nonetheless. I'd love to win a Fae Farm key!
Farming in games can be tedious but by far my most hated gaming trend is cooking! I hate cooking in real life yet it seems nearly ALL devs have copied each other adding cooking. Maybe it's a fairly easy thing to add but is just really padding. Fishing too! Why this incessant need to fish in every game?! Ha, rant over. Back to Unicorn Overlord via FF Rebirth.
I wish all farming was like in Wylde Flowers. Most other games it's way too tedious. I don't want to spend half my day and energy doing the chores everyday.
I see a few people like you that don’t like cooking and/or fishing but seems like the majority like those features and are very vocal when an upcoming game doesn’t have them
I love cooking in games tbh 🥹 but I understand why you don't and that's totally fair.
How's Unicorn Overlord treating you?
I absolutely love Kynseed! Such an underrated game! Since the big build update it’s just awesome!! I would love to win a a key for faefaem 😊❤
Like all types of video games there is shit as well as incredible gems to be found. No genre is ever immune.
There are bad games in every genre. There are bad platformers, boring shooters, tedious RPGs, and disappointing rhythm games. That just makes it all the more important that we put a spotlight on the good games. (I'll pass on the key.)
Why? Simple = people don't like waiting too long for something and tiktok doesn't help.
I like farming games, they are relaxing and can be an escape from the real world. I would like to win a key for Fae farm. I played the demo and I was so excited and impressed at the character customization. It’s not easy to find games that incorporate this. 🥹 Representation matters. And I want to see more of it, gamers are very diverse (age, race, culture, religion, body type, physical appearance, mobility etc.).
Love your channel and your content 😆❤️