
Orange Season is a farm-life RPG, focused on exploration and different gameplay mechanics.
Make your farmer’s dream come true in the charming village of Orange Town. Grow crops, raise animals, fish, and mine to build a successful and profitable farm. Socialize with the villagers and help them out through quests to build friendships that will last a lifetime. Discover and farm as you create your own story in Orange Season! However, building a successful farm is no easy task. Growing your crops requires hard work. That’s why it’s important to take a break from time to time by participating in festivals, fishing, exploring the mines, finding resources, and making new friends. Orange Town is the home of all kinds of different people, each with their own secrets, struggles, and stories. Make sure to befriend them and create your own exciting story through your interactions with them. What will your story be?




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Top helpful player reviews pulled directly from the Steam open registry with verified playtime hours.
I have put 500 hours into the game. Back when Hudell was in charge, I would have recommended it to the moon and back. I made a new save and replayed it every time there was an update. Once he stepped down, everything changed. The graphics were improved, but that was about it. The controls feel terrible to play with. They redid the game on a new engine from the ground up, so the previous fluid controls were replaced with a clunky mess (at least on PC), that makes playing extremely frustrating. They redid the entire town and layout, but did not include a new map. After over six months of having no map, they gave us a 'map' that didn't actually show you where anything was. Do you want to find the blacksmith? Good luck, the map doesn't show where anything is located. If you're lost, you're going to be lost and waste your time. Marriage, and other core functions of the game are missing. F
It's still half-done. There's so much missing from this game. (Any form of game balancing being one of them) A single chicken costs 400 gold an amount that is practically nothing considering I can easily make 3000 from coconuts. Farming is finicky (it's very easy to accidentally miss when you try to water or harvest a crop) and is completely made redundant by the foragable items (such as coconuts) that sell for a pretty penny. Foragables such as coconuts, orange trees, and berry bushes respawn every time you enter a map section meaning you can collect endless amounts of coconuts by entering and leaving the beach over and over again. Thusly money has no real value in this game. Everything you can buy is really cheap (10'000 for the land purchase and a couple thousands for the house upgrades) you can buy most "endgame" upgrades within a week of starting the game. There is no limit to h
This game is genuinely NOT finished. Do not let the v1.0 fool you! The only good thing about the game, as of me writing this during the 1.0 release, is the art. Characters looks amazing, the UI is clunky but looks really good, and the environments are extremely good looking. The bad part is pretty much everything else. A quick list:Animations often times just don't work. Villagers will walk backwards or sideways. Picking up things from the ground or from trees will only sometimes play an animation. The hitbox for where you can interact is placed in a really weird spot, or something. It's insanely hard to do the farming tasks because where you need to position yourself to interact isn't where you'd expect. (I think this is because the character's height is about 2.5 "blocks" high and I think the interact hitbox is in that .5 range.) Others have mentioned it, but the economy is just br
This game look AMAZING when i initially bought it. I joined the publisher discord and everything, That was until I SAW how minimally this game plays. The last "update" before they announced the true release date was back in January for v 0.11. then they announced the released date and after months of people requesting a map be put in they gave us a tiny 0.11.1 update. I have very little hope for this game not as we went from a 0.11.1 to a full 1.0 release 24 days later. I tried to get the map to work nothing... its glitchier for me now then when i first bought it during EA in march. it truly feels this game has been abandoned.
I really want to like this game, and I know it is still in development and will hopefully improve with time, but as it stands there is just not enough content at the moment. I waited for several updates to happen before finally getting it and I kind wish I had not as it feels like a lot of the content has been removed recently. I keep reading about areas etc that do not appear to exist anymore. This also makes it very difficult to find help/advise about anything that I think I might be missing (I spent at least ten minutes trying to work out how to buy grass for fields only to finally work out that you can not, something I have never come across in a farming game before!) I have made it to Year 2 and feel like their is nothing more to do, I have found all the current areas, bought all the animals, planted all bar a few crops and their just is not anything else to do. I went and played so
First off - yes, this game is like other games in the same genre (ie: Stardew Valley, Harvest Moon) and, yes, that is exactly why I bought it. I love those types of games but once you make your fifth farm... well, there is only so much to do, isn't there? So, when I saw this game for sale at a modest price and good reviews, I decided to give it a shot. Am I happy? Yes. Could I be happier? Yes. The thing is, this game is still in development and you can tell. Pictures on NPCs don't show up on the text boxes, sometimes the FPS drops down to "is the game about to die" (fixed by a quick reboot of the game), and other little things. But, I am okay playing am game with those things happening as long as I think it is worth it. And, in this case, I do. I have to assume one or both of two things is true: 1) the developer is a longtime player of games in this genre 2) the developer has been read
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