Jun 26, 2018 - Overgrown is raising funds for Farm Folks on Kickstarter! A farming simulator with a nod to the classic Harvest Moon series. Grow crops, raise.

Originally posted by:It was greenlit over two years ago and the dev admits to barely working on it at all in the forums. I tend to have less faith in games being updated or fixed if and when they actually come out when the developer can't even maintain focus during the development process.:greenwizard: Be fair now. Game dev takes a lot of time and believe it or not, most indie devs actually have part or full time jobs aside from deving. Not to mention personal lives and all the complications that come with those, (injury, sickness, Family matters, ). Originally posted by:It was greenlit over two years ago and the dev admits to barely working on it at all in the forums. I tend to have less faith in games being updated or fixed if and when they actually come out when the developer can't even maintain focus during the development process.

Game dev takes a lot of time and believe it or not, most indie devs actually have part or full time jobs aside from deving. Not to mention personal lives and all the complications that come with those, (injury, sickness, Family matters, ). He admitted to getting distracted by other projects, specifically writing Android apps. That's all well and good, but it doesn't make me want to buy their products if I can't guarantee that they will have any actual focus or attention to it after I've bought it.

That's the main reason I stopped buying anything from EA among other developers from lack of attention to projects they already had in favor of constantly putting out more projects that they had little to no intention of supporting either. I get that development can take years with a full team, proper resources, and all the necessary funds and indie companies tend to not have that, but it becomes harder ro believe that the project will ever actually be finished if it is openly ignored for long stretches of time. Originally posted by Quint Fin E Ld Si:These suggestions may be a bit farther from Harvest Moon, but there's the item shop sim Recettear (which just has the management part without the farming) and Terraria (where you can do farming, though exploration is a bigger part of the game). A lot of Reddit users recommand Recettear but I never tried personally. A couple talked about World's Dawn too.

From my own experience (I didn't play a lot of farming game beside HM) Don't Starve will give you a very similar feeling. It's like a Harvest Moon, but you start from nothing. There's no market but there's a lot more action (you have to fight creatures to survive).

A Memorable Harvest Moon Experience! The original farming and life simulation game that started it all is now available on Android with a full Harvest Moon experience and original story! Tasked with the job of revitalizing a farm, you'll need to befriend the villagers in town to unlock the Seeds of Memories! You might get one by giving a villager their favorite item, catching a giant fish, or by raising your first cow! FEATURES ● Grow a variety of crops, flowers, and trees! See if you can discover new kinds of mutations!

● Raise livestock like cows, sheep, and chickens! ● Take your horse for a jaunt around town! ● Take care of pets like your trusty dog! ● With 10 marriageable candidates -- 5 guys and 5 gals -- everyone will be able to find that special someone they're looking for! ● Upgrade your tools to find the highest-quality items!

● Participate in contests and festivals like the Cooking Contest and Starry Night Festival! ● Cook, fish, forage, and mine to your heart’s content! Harvest Moon has always been about building a successful life, which means running a successful farm, and also building a meaningful life with friends and family. It is completely up to you on how you accomplish that!

Are you up to the challenge of collecting all of the Seeds of Memories?