Mineko’s Night Market is a narrative-driven, social simulation adventure game that celebrates Japanese culture and invites players to craft whimsical items, eat delicious snacks, and ultimately enjoy all the cats. Mineko's Night Market is a game that celebrates Japanese culture while introducing a heartwarming story about friendship, tradition, and many, many cats.
You play as Mineko, a curious girl who has just arrived at her new home on a struggling superstitious Japanese-inspired island at the base of Mount Fugu. The locals on the island worship the Sun Cat, Abe. What was always thought to be a long-told myth has the town puzzled, as sightings of Abe have begun to surface among the residents of the island in recent days. Discover the secrets behind the town while managing your daily activities, completing various jobs, ven-turing on whimsical quests, and crafting peculiar items in preparation for the weekly Night Market!
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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
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| Russo | |||
| Inglese | |||
| Tedesco | |||
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| Simplified Chinese |
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While I knew I wanted to review this game whichever way it fell, I really wasn't sure whether I would recommend it or not. At this point, having finished the first season and some change, I think the answer is yes with some caveats. Mineko's Night market was hyped up for years before its release, and I think that's partially responsible for the downfall of its reception. While we've had a flood of entries into the 'cozy' genre, this game made a lot of promises that positioned it as unique and engaging. I think it delivers on the first and fumbles on the second. TL;DR: If you are looking for a full-time replacement for built out games like ACNH or Stardew Valley, you are doomed to disappointment on this one. Mineko's Night Market is beautiful in presentation, but the game loop is grindy and the social system is undeveloped. Listen to what the $15-20 price point is telling you. This is
I've been waiting to play Mineko's since it was first announced many years ago. It has everything I could possibly want in a game - beautiful graphics, farming, crafting, chill atmosphere, humour, CATS! But unfortunately, this game is not finished. It's not even at 1.0 currently, it should have been released as an early access game. I think there are good bones here and this game could be awesome if some more time and resources were put into it (Humble, why aren't you helping your developers more?) Pros: - charming atmosphere - beautiful art - great music - funny - cats Cons: - the game is still in beta, even though it's being sold as a full release - bugs galore, including ones that cause the game to crash. This is especially a problem because - you can only save once a day. Oh did your game crash right before you were about to go to bed? Did you get stuck in the frozen lake after spe
Wishlisted this game since last year and immediately bought it once I saw the notification for it! First time leaving a review;; But first of all this game's artstyle is super cute and pretty, the BGM super calming/relaxing as well. Character dialogues are silly at times, and best of all you can have an army of cats following you in an area :D After 3 hr of non-stop playing, I'd say it is pretty fun but it might get repetitive for some, as you'll be spending most of the time collecting items, selling them for either food(replenish stamina) or just to prep for the Night Market(That happens only every Sat). Another thing that is slightly annoying is that you can only sell items one by one OR sell the entire stack. No option for choosing how many you want to sell at the same time. After unlocking new areas(which might take some time), you'll have more things to do. i'll recommend getting
Let me preface this by saying that I have been excited about this game for around 8 years now. I checked Twitter every few months to see if there were any updates and was super excited when the game finally had a release date. Maybe that's the reason the game is somewhat disappointing. Or maybe it's the fact that there are frustrating mechanics, regular crashes, and annoying stealth sections that make the game less than ideal to play. I'm going to keep playing this game. I'm going to beat it. Sometimes I'm even going to enjoy it! But there are a lot of problems that make me think you should probably just save your $20. My game has frozen 5 times in the 21 hours I've played. Every time it's been at the end of the day, after a full day of gathering, crafting, and sometimes - most annoyingly - Night Marketing or stealthing. I don't think the game does a good enough job at teaching you how
I first saw a trailer of this game at a Nintendo Direct in 2018 and was really excited that it will finally release after so many years. And even though my expectations were quite muted after the underwhelming Demo a couple of months ago, it still left me disappointed. The game is unrecognizable from it's first trailer. The trailer gave an impression of a much fuller, richer and polished game. Farming has been removed entirely, many mechanics like the crafting look much less impressive in the final version and the highlight Night Market with it's minigames are quite lacking too. In addition, the game feels quite rough and around the edges: there are very little sound effects, the same couple tracks loop in the background and the world feels empty and static with little to do besides the fetch quests. My disappointment may also come from the broader games market. Farming and "cozy" type
Cats to pet, MILF’s to befriend, what's not to like? Ah yes, good humor and good vibes the game. This is a silly little game for cozy and cat enjoyers. It’s Stardew Valley x Paper Mario x that one roguelike where you’re a merchant x any game about cats. I played on Steam Deck and I loved it. I should be upfront though: I’m a man, but I’ve been told I smell and act like I’m a cat lady. This game has a lot of cats. So again, I loved this game. I loved it SO much. It is just chock full of cute, coziness (to the point where I’ve fallen asleep mid play because of the music) and cats and night markets. What's not to love?! Similar to Stardew Valley in gameplay. You advance the story by crafting items or solving puzzles while building friendships. The crafting gets challenging and addictive. When it boils down to the core gameplay loop, it is simply gathering resources from different plac
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