Their first game was Dauntless, a free-to-play action RPG akin to Monster Hunter – which may be a far cry from a cute and cozy farming sim, but proves that the talent definitely knows what they are doing. Granted, this isn’t Phoenix Labs’ first foray into multiplayer. As a person who plays Stardew Valley on Switch, multiplayer can sometimes be an interesting affair full of lag spikes and frame stuttering, but Fae Farm seems to have none of the connectivity issues despite being a more robust 3D title.
The team showed off how players can drop in and out of sessions easily, choosing to go help a friend or continue their own story. During the preview event, the multiplayer aspect really stood out. There are many fish to be caught, dungeons to explore, and townspeople to get to know, but the best aspect, honestly, is how quickly and easily you can play with your friends and loved ones. After all, the more quickly your stamina regenerates, the more work you can do and the more money and items you can collect!įae Farm is not all farming and home building, though. As the player collects furniture and items for their home, they can increase the score which will give them a big upper hand. Your home will have a coziness score, and this score impacts impacts stamina and ability regeneration as time passes in the game. With crafting and farming systems, most players will feel right at home, but what I found most interesting? The interior decorating. With a beautiful and colorful farm, a bustling town, and a magical flair, Fae Farm has a bit more whimsy than most farming sims. The game is a Switch-exclusive title for up to four players arriving in Spring 2023, and to say that I am chuffed about it is an understatement.
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