Uma cópia de Animal Crossing que supera muito o original
Esse jogo é extremamente gostoso e divertido de se passar o tempo jogando, e diferente do Animal Crossing você tem motivo pra jogar porque tem, de fato, um monte de coisas pra fazer
A única coisa que eu acho insuportável dele é a falta de QoL. Tem um monte de tarefas que são tão mais lentas e repetitivas do que deveriam ser simplesmente porque sim?
E o pior de tudo é que eu sei que literalmente na sequência do jogo a maioria das coisas que me irritam vão embora então que saco!
Esse jogo é extremamente gostoso e divertido de se passar o tempo jogando, e diferente do Animal Crossing você tem motivo pra jogar porque tem, de fato, um monte de coisas pra fazer
A única coisa que eu acho insuportável dele é a falta de QoL. Tem um monte de tarefas que são tão mais lentas e repetitivas do que deveriam ser simplesmente porque sim?
E o pior de tudo é que eu sei que literalmente na sequência do jogo a maioria das coisas que me irritam vão embora então que saco!
100% an experience that feels confined to the ds: utilizes it's controls even better than ac:ww but it's quite a boring experience emulated and played for sessions longer than 15 minutes. pretty gruelingly requires a daily check-in too. idk i admire it on all it's features and aesthetics but it's not my thing in this place and time.
Everyone calls it an animal crossing clone, but once you get into it you find out it's much more than that. Quite a lot more stuff to do compared to AC since it's not just decorating and selling stuff. Also the student/villager designs are pretty cool and more about the supernatural and weird rather than just animals.
Oh, depending on the version (american, european or japanese) the music is very different, one has public domain tracks and the other has original music, though i can't remember which ones in specific.
Oh, depending on the version (american, european or japanese) the music is very different, one has public domain tracks and the other has original music, though i can't remember which ones in specific.
I picked up Enchanted Folk after seeing it on videos about Animal Crossing clones and being very interested on the features unique to it, plus it just looked well made
Gosh it was such a delight, I'd react to every new thing with "woah!" or "huh??', only accentuated by the fact I streamed it with the company of friends in the chat that were just as wowed by everything
You have all these features and QoL things that you'd only see in AC way later on such as tools not taking storage space, being able to see what haircut you can get, clothes and hair not being locked behind gender. And then there's ones unique to it, such as receiving items as rewards for giving fish/bugs to the museum equivalent, having a "magical trash" where discarded items go to, and CDs being able to just be bought at a store
while I didn't get far enough to romance anyone, all the ways you could interact with villagers and villagers interact with you would always lead to the funniest moments in a stream, it was either that or whatever happened during classes
Ironically I barely got to do Mystery Time, which was the thing that got me interested in the game. I had it happen once, enjoyed all the weird creatures showing up, and then the day after I met Krampus and he told me I was just average and left, I was demolished
Gosh it was such a delight, I'd react to every new thing with "woah!" or "huh??', only accentuated by the fact I streamed it with the company of friends in the chat that were just as wowed by everything
You have all these features and QoL things that you'd only see in AC way later on such as tools not taking storage space, being able to see what haircut you can get, clothes and hair not being locked behind gender. And then there's ones unique to it, such as receiving items as rewards for giving fish/bugs to the museum equivalent, having a "magical trash" where discarded items go to, and CDs being able to just be bought at a store
while I didn't get far enough to romance anyone, all the ways you could interact with villagers and villagers interact with you would always lead to the funniest moments in a stream, it was either that or whatever happened during classes
Ironically I barely got to do Mystery Time, which was the thing that got me interested in the game. I had it happen once, enjoyed all the weird creatures showing up, and then the day after I met Krampus and he told me I was just average and left, I was demolished
Extremely solid Animal Crossing expy that's really only held back by its smaller budget and hardware. I recommend this especially for those disappointed with New Horizon's treatment of villagers and looking for something new in the same vein as Wild World or even OG Animal Crossing. Even a couple days in you really start to feel like your school is a community of very different people. The pacing of unlocking abilities and areas is also very slow, but for me it's been a nice practice in avoiding instant gratification. It's unique from its inspiration, it's cute, simple, and there's a lot to explore. Play it!!! AND TRANSLATE THE 3DS GAME!!!!