More than just an agricultural simulation: in Farmer’s Dynasty, you have to rebuild your farm and develop your heritage, start a family, handle your relationships and, of course, manage your crops to prosper. THE FARMER AND HIS MACHINES Dozens of authentic farming machines you can use to cultivate your fields and optimize your yields. CHOOSE THE CROPS AND LIVESTOCK Become an experienced farmer, expand your farm and invest in new fields so you can diversify and harvest even more. MAKE NEW FRIENDS Earn your neighbours' gratitude by accomplishing quests. Maybe you'll end up marrying one of them? MANAGE YOUR BUDGET AND RESOURCES Get involved in a dynamic local economy in which your sales and purchases affect market prices.
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Let’s get this out of the way first. If you want an actual farming *simulator*, with tons of different brands of machines and implements, ultra realistic soil mechanics, dynamic economy etc. this isn’t it. At first glance, it might look very similar to other farming simulators, and the core mechanics (plow, cultivate, fertilize, sow, harvest) are of course there. However, if you approach it as purely a farming simulator, you will get disappointed and bored due to the shallowness of this aspect of the game. Instead, the game attempts to immerse you in the experience of being farmer in a small village, by introducing quests, NPC’s, RPG-like elements and the ability to repair and upgrade your farm buildings. Think of it as Farming Simulator meets Stardew Valley, with a bit of House Flipper thrown in. Compared to those games, it lacks depth in each respective area, but the game sort of beco
This gets a super reluctant thumbs up from me. I'll try to explain why .The Good:It's a nice, relaxing game where you can just waste hours chilling and tending your farm. I love these sorts of games, my job is stressful and I enjoy just chilling when I get home. The ability to fix up your farm and your neighbor's farms is also nice. I also really enjoy being able to customize my farming equipment, painting them different colors, etc. And the fact they get dirty and need cleaned is a nice little touch. The map is expansive and feels much larger than it really is. The Bad:The animal and NPC animations are AWFUL. Just...atrocious. It's also very buggy, animals will appear and disappear, NPCs will float around. It's nothing game breaking but it does kill the immersion. Vehicles tend to keep rolling even after trying to stop them several times. The harvester absolutely despises hitch
Pointless online-only DRM in a third-party singleplayer farming game that has no online features whatsoever. If you lose internet connection, the game claims that it "can't function properly without internet connection" and proceeds to aggressively drain your energy levels, making it impossible to do anything in the world, including simple tasks like driving. It doesn't just prevent you from playing, it actively punishes you for not having internet connection, and even once you regain connection, you need to restart the game for it to quit punishing you. According to the devs, the game going offline is, in their words, 'a sign that the game is a cracked copy', since, as we know, if you lack an internet connection when you're playing a game, you've clearly committed piracy. Worse further is the fact that virtually any mainstream farming simulator on the market would outweigh this one in
25 hour review - the game is basically unplayable, and isn't going to get better. Avoid it unless you get gifted it and you don't mind potentially losing your save file to random bugs. Okay so look, I wasn't going to review this game. I like it well enough on a personal level, but I can't recommend it and I'll get into why in a second, so I thought it was a bit rude to leave a negative review for a game that I like. I was just going to leave it alone and let it carry on being a guilty pleasure in peace, unmolested by unbiased honesty. But then it it pushed me to buys its DLCs just one time too many, with all the subtlety of a full-screen popup of Local Neighbours who want to "meet" you, and I just.... just. Okay. You have my attention game devs, I hope you're happy. The game is slow, it's tedious, and I don't just mean in the way that most farming sim type games are slow and tediou
So far so good! Yes there are some bugs, Yes the gameplay physics are a bit goofy, but the game is very enjoyable. So far I have collected several peices of equipent and have finished rebuilding my homestead. I love the social points system, and the fact that you can save a ton of money on fields and equipment using your social points for a discount. Also love the fact that you actually can use your house, get married, have kids, eat, sleep and so forth while farming. I hope people won't pass over this game because its "not as good as Farming Simulator 17". This is a very different kind of game, almost like Stardew Valley, or Harvest Moon, but with a more realistic setting. Can't wait to see where they go with this game once its out of EA, but great job so far. I am hooked. Stay tuned for a video review soon.
At the current price point, this game is not worth it. It was used as an experiment to build upon for other dynasty games, nothing more. Updates have pretty much stopped, the dialogue is atrocious, clunky movement and controls, and it is still so full of bugs. If the game gets a 50+% off sale it could be worth it, there's enough there to be fun for that price, but don't bother at full price.
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