After spending several hours with this game, I started to realize how different it feels compared to most farming sims I’ve played. Even though it shares familiar mechanics with Stardew Valley—like farming, raising animals, fishing, crafting, and mining—the overall experience feels much more relaxed.

What I personally love:
• Stunning visuals
• Cozy, no-pressure gameplay
• Large areas to explore
• Easy fishing mechanics
• Simple combat mechanics
• No stamina bar
• No need to sleep
• No inventory limits
• No time-limited quests
• No Grandpa's evaluation
• No penalties or punishments
• Farm animals actively help with daily chores

Things that may feel a bit lacking for some players:
• NPCs don’t have deep backstories
• No home interior design options
• Wild plants grow back the next day

Overall, this game is perfect for a cozy, relaxing experience, especially during long, chill sessions. However, if you’re used to playing Stardew Valley and expect deeper mechanics, richer NPC stories, or more challenging gameplay, you might feel a bit underwhelmed.