Review — Fae Farm
<p><em>Fae Farm</em> is a farming simulator with fantasy and role playing elements and is published and developed by Phoenix Labs. This Canadian studio, formed by previous developers of Bioware, Riot Games, Capcom and Blizzard Entertainment, only has one other project delivered so far: <em>Dauntless</em>.</p>
<p><em>Fae Farm</em> had caught my attention ever since it was revealed in a Nintendo Direct. I’m usually not much into farm simulators but the game’s art style immediately made it stand apart from many others. The fact that it allows multiplayer as well immediately made me hope it would be as fun as <a href="https://tasta.me/review-animal-crossing-a9e7d7f4fd67" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">that other game</a> I spent countless hours on.</p>
<h2>A new life</h2>
<p>As it turns out, its premise is a mixture of <em>Animal Crossing</em>, <a href="https://tasta.me/stardew-valley-4f2853d02d87" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank"><em>Stardew Valley</em></a> and other farming sims out there. Apparently I want to start anew elsewhere and travel to a small island that will become my home base for my next adventure. The inhabitants are glad to set me up with a house, a farm to start off with and all of my basic needs. When I got all of that for free, I was constantly suspicious, expecting some Tom C̶r̶o̶o̶k̶ Nook to ask me to repay all of my debts.</p>
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