You may think that a game where you're a farmer in a small village community wouldn't have too much for them to be any good. And you might be right, depending on your own preferences and thoughts. After all, what would we be without our own personalities, thoughts and preferences. This is why people can make their own reviews about games, to bring their own thoughts about the game. Alas, this is my thoughts and preferences about Stardew Valley.

I bought the game since I was already interested in it, but I never thought it would hook me so well. I knew that farming was going to be a tedious job, and if farming isn't what you like so much, you can also spend time in the mines or fishing. Of course, to make money in order to buy more buildings, upgrades, character and housing customifications etc. farming is the best way, unless you manage to mine/fish a lot of worthy loot. Given that there are 4 seasons and 28 days of each season, from 6.00am to 2.00am before passing out, there's a lot to do, especially once you get further in the game. I'm not saying the game is flawless, everyone can find something that they don't like in a game and that's alright. Like how if you don't upgrade your tools soon enough it really is going to be a lot of work to take care of the farm.

If I were to add something to the game, I would most likely add some sort of clipboard or some other item the player can carry with them and write stuff onto, like a in-game way of keeping notes without having to make lots of signs or write things on notepad or notebooks.

The calm and relaxating atmosphere of the game and the soundtrack, this game is great spiritual healing after a hard day, it really soothes the nerves and helps to ease. To take off the steam. Also, after they brought Co-op to the game, I've tried to play it with friends but so far not everyone's interested. But most of all I enjoyed building up relations, becoming friends with all kinds of people, even getting married, while gathering all sort of farm, mine, artisan, foraging and fish products. Once I understood how the fishing minigame worked, fishing became a cakewalk. Also, getting animals and turning their products into artisan products really upped the income, especially from black (void) chickens. And the story, even if it seems pretty non-existent, was also a nice touch, which I liked a lot. But don't take my ramblings or other's words for it, try the game for yourself. See if you like it, for the decision is only your's to make.



I forgot a lot of what to add, but I'll allow comments since that seems a feature so if you think there's something you'd want me to give my opinion, just comment it.