Farm Debt Repay Life:Prologue

i didn't have any fun playing this, although the arts of some part are really good but the game it self is really bad, the UI is ugly, and the story is not good to begin with, there are some questionable mechanism and it's really frusterting to use

"Farm Debt Repay Life:Prologue" is not a game. It's an advertisement for a product called "Farm Debt Repay Life". Farm Debt Repay Life is a godawful Unity kitbash, a bunch of stolen/asset flipped 2D retro pixel tilesets and sprites slapped on a basic game template with a bit of mucking around to make it look like the "developer" had some involvement in the process of rearranging other people's game assets. And what was the outcome? A ripoff of Stardew Valley so bad even Temu wouldn't touch it. But this isn't completely relevant because this is not Farm Debt Repay Life, it's just an advertisment for it, so it's not correct to try to review that completely distinct product. We must instead review this for what it is... an advertisement. If you enjoy advertisements, you can consume them for free on the web or on Youtube without needing to add them to your game library, download them, and then launch the advertising. It's impossible in a general sense to recommend people should do that over playing real, full games on Steam, and that applies here with "Farm Debt Repay Life:Prologue" too. The purpose of this advertisement is to get you to shell out a whopping $8 USD on buying…

Cute little stardew type game. Demo is 2 in-game weeks. Needs QoL improvements and balance changes. For example, the lady who fixes your tools will steal your sticks if you don't have money for the repair. Heavily focusing on one skill such as lumbering will easily get you net positive each day. The lady who gives seeds needs the cost of crop to seed conversion to be fixed, I didn't try a lot of them, but one of them costed exactly the same as just buying a seed from her, but additionally takes the crop from you, meaning an overall 2.6x cost from simply buying a new seed from her. Leveling is likely far too easy for the real game. I reached max level in lumber and about half max in everything else. The same button should not be used for action, interaction, gifting, and pressing buttons in menus, or at least when they happen should be separated. For example, I would almost always accidentally waste energy when closing a menu or throw the fishing line (and terribly) when accepting that I caught a fish. I also accidentally gifted a ton of things, one of them being a whole furnace haha. Basically no reason to build anything in the demo as most things are either not very useful or take…

[h3]Updated Review Thoughts[/h3] Yet another pixel art farming simulator, however this one focuses on paying off a massive debt (which accrues interest each day!) rather than the traditional model of a casual rags to riches adventure. Not bad for a prologue, but there's certainly some translations that are a little rough and others that are missing. Also, there's not a lot of flavor text or ability to interact with furniture or other objects in the housing area besides the bed. It's mostly immersion though, so it may not bother everyone. The fishing mini-game is decent though, basically you just hold down left-click and let go when the fish struggles and your rod stability recovers then hold it down again and repeat until you catch it. I'm definitely a fan of any model that results in limited clicking of the mouse. I also like that you don't pass out when you run dry of energy, however you will pass out at 24:00 hours instead of 02:00 like a lot of other farming simulators. Recipe/blueprint unlocks appear to be tied to leveling up skills associated with the various harvesting options (mining, woodcutting, etc) as opposed to some models where you purchase them from NPC vendo…

I like the game but Lilly quests are not letting me finish them out. so if anyone knows you do deliver Lilly's quest let me know.