Harvest Moon: The Winds of Anthos

По первому впечатлению могу сказать, что "Harvest Moon: The Winds of Anthos" представляет собой смесь из нескольких игр от Nintendo: Интерфейс - "Animal Crossing: New Horizons"; Визуал - "Pokémon Sword / Shield"; А заставка перед выходом в открытый мир вылитая "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild". Но не могу сказать, что это плохо. (Если так не скажет Nintendo.) Из минусов могу отметить: - примитивный редактор персонажа (прямо как в играх серии Pokémon); - в игре нельзя прыгать (а очень хотелось бы спрыгнуть с какого-нибудь уступа, чтобы не обходить его за три километра). В остальном же, если вы играли во что-нибудь вроде "Stardew Valley" или "My Time At Portia / Sandrock", то основная формула игры будет вам знакома: живёте в небольшой деревеньке, где все друг друга знают, помогаете жителям, выращиваете что-нибудь на своём огороде, рыбачите и всё в таком духе. Так же в игре есть какой-то сюжет, возможно про спасение мира. В общем, если вам нравилась какая-либо другая похожая игра, то, вероятнее всего, понравится и эта.

I like because its casual and there no killing in it and you get to out stuff and do request for people while learning farming it is a awesone game aal the harvest moon games are awesone and I would recommend it to all

I really have been enjoying this game. To be fair, I am a sucker for cozy games in general, but I really do like the concept of a fully open world cozy game such as this. I don't really have any complaints, and I feel that all of the general complaints are just people's personal preferences. You're supposed to have lower stamina near the beginning of the game to entice you into exploring and trying to find the golden seeds and expand your stamina (adds progression, which most games have). The world is supposed to be big, to give a sense of exploration and help make each area feel alive in its own way. The seeds for the plants are free, with the only catch being you have to explore the world to get the free seeds (I keep seeing people complaining about this, but it isn't really all that bad, especially if you're actually playing the game and exploring properly anyway). Also some complaints about mining that I have been seeing, which I don't really understand all too much. Harvest Moon games in the past have included mines, and so what if they don't have monsters or enemies? Get off your high horse and stop glazing Stardew Valley. Additionally, you can get seeds easily by doing the simple tasks the different people ask you to do, and a lot of these reward you with seeds, meaning if you have some leftover stuff, you can a lot of the time just trade them out for seeds. And lastly, I understand that the tool upgrades should've been in the base game and not locked behind DLC. But you can get a ridiculous amount of health/stamina by collecting those golden seeds I mentioned earlier . So get over it, it doesn't really effect the main gameplay all that much. All I'm saying is, it's a good game, and if you feel like playing it and it looks interesting to you, I recommend it 100%. It's a good game in the end. But if you don't want to play it or would have a problem with any of these things, that's fine too.