Similar games?

[r-cane]

Hi, I played Stardew Valley a while ago and LOVED it. So much so that I started looking for similar games to play (since I dont want to play the story twice, that's to much immersion breaking for me). I played through My Time at Portia recently and now I'm at the point that I cant seem to find another game like that. So?

Question: Does someone of you know a game that is similar to Stardew Valley or My Time at Portia and is playable on PC?

Thanks in advance.

[IronHide]

Graveyard Keeper - Considerably darker in tone to SDV but has a lot of the same elements and gameplay.

[Sreve]

I do not think their are any similiar games besides the ones you mentioned on PC.

Graveyard keeper is similiar to a extend. However the NPC are nothing like Stardews. You got no festivals etc cannot form relationships. Their just their to move the story along and are static enviroment pieces at best. It is also got the whole grimdark scene going and you will see things like executions.

Best bet is to get a PS1 /cough emulator /cough and look for Harvest Moon games or get into Runefactory. Wich is sadly a console exclusive.

[FußballPrinzessin]

Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town is on Steam too :)

[r-cane]

Originally posted by Tizianxp:

Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town is on Steam too :)

Wow, exactly what I was looking for. Thanks so much.

[r-cane]

Originally posted by IronHide:

Graveyard Keeper - Considerably darker in tone to SDV but has a lot of the same elements and gameplay.

Thanks. Looks WAY darker in tone, but maybe I will try it.

Interestingly both games (Graveyard Keeper and Story of Seasons) were both on my Ignore List. Must've been from the time I deemed myself to mature for games like that. Luckily now I'm to mature to ignore that that was a mistake.

[tevrarain]

There's a kickstarter for coral island going right now that's in the same vein. It'll gup into alpha in june and early access in Q4 this year for backers. With full release at the end of 2022. It's worth checking out. I'm obsessed.

[r-cane]

Originally posted by tevrarain:

There's a kickstarter for coral island going right now that's in the same vein. It'll gup into alpha in june and early access in Q4 this year for backers. With full release at the end of 2022. It's worth checking out. I'm obsessed.

Thanks for the info. I try not to do Kickstarter or Early Access anymore. Got kinda burned. But I guess if it should release in 22/23 I will look into it.

[Marweinicus]

Take a look at Littlewood. I really enjoyed it.

[Elaisren2020]

Littlewood is great, but if you've already played & really enjoyed SDV, you may find Littlewood a bit simplistic/dull in comparison - it's a lot easier/less stressful than SDV to pick up and you don't need cheats or mods to get the best out of it. I'd normally suggest playing Littlewood first then SDV. It's a nice route into this genre of game.

[MonkehMaster]

never back/kickstart games, 99% of the time you get burned for your money.

that being said, you can play stardew valley more than once easily, you dont have to play by the story at all, you can create gameplay challenges, as well as use tons and tons of mods for gameplay and/or maps to change up how the game feels.

[r-cane]

Originally posted by MonkehMaster:

never back/kickstart games, 99% of the time you get burned for your money.

that being said, you can play stardew valley more than once easily, you dont have to play by the story at all, you can create gameplay challenges, as well as use tons and tons of mods for gameplay and/or maps to change up how the game feels.

I dont like setting myself "gameplay challenges". I like to take part in writing a story. And if I already know most of the story that will happen, that just kills the interest for me. I realize that there are different maps and all of them play differently, and that I could change to work with the market center instead of trying to repair the community center. But that just doesn't float my boat. Maybe in a year or two when I have forgotten most of the story, but until then SDV wont be installed again.

[Jekkye]

Try Slime Rancher

[Včelí medvídek]

Originally posted by r-cane:

Originally posted by MonkehMaster:

never back/kickstart games, 99% of the time you get burned for your money.

that being said, you can play stardew valley more than once easily, you dont have to play by the story at all, you can create gameplay challenges, as well as use tons and tons of mods for gameplay and/or maps to change up how the game feels.

I dont like setting myself "gameplay challenges". I like to take part in writing a story. And if I already know most of the story that will happen, that just kills the interest for me. I realize that there are different maps and all of them play differently, and that I could change to work with the market center instead of trying to repair the community center. But that just doesn't float my boat. Maybe in a year or two when I have forgotten most of the story, but until then SDV wont be installed again.

If you are for the story and dont mind bit of dark humour tone, Graveyard keeper is exactly the right game for you.

[r-cane]

Originally posted by Včelí medvídek:

If you are for the story and dont mind bit of dark humour tone, Graveyard keeper is exactly the right game for you.

Tried it for 2h, but 33 bucks for the whole game wasn't worth it to me compared to the 14 for SDV. Will buy it with DLC if it's a 40%+ discount. Thanks tho.

[Shari]

Staxel....its the bright and shiny version of SD. You know the kind of game u never get hurt and never fight. But u do farm and u will have quests given by the town people.