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Also voting for Fields of Mistria. The characters are well developed and it has a lot of content, lots of quality of life additions from Stardew without being a copy of it.
Grimshire is really fun but only has a year of content so far with plans for but no timeline on when the second year will be added so it just feels cliffhangery at the moment. I think it's just a couple friends making it together but feels like a professional game so far
Honourable mention to Coral Island, the art is great and they worked hard to make all the townies diverse. The island is also Polynesian themed which is a really cool change from the usual western themes.
My Time at Sandrock is not much about farming but I think it's in the genre, and it's pretty fun
haven't rly had time to really play fields of mistria yet but my favorite thing abt it so far is that there's an option for my player chara to have it / its pronouns which is especially cool and not something i see often
Me too, I really love how that is integrated very smoothly and there are no clothing or customizations locked behind a gender or anything