Adding two more games might seem simply like more grist for the mill (though Harvestella will appear on Windows PCs as well), but both games are much more than simple simulations. A quick search through the Nintendo Switch store reveals absolutely no lack of farm and life sim games already part of the catalog. These life simulation games are perfect for a general audience of all ages, though some sim games offer more mature content through suggestive themes or violence. A realistic approach to farming is provided: workers have to prepare ground, seed and harvest crops, care for livestock, cook meals, etc.
The player controls characters with RPG-like attributes, skills and needs. Stardew Valley (which deserves a true sequel), the Animal Crossing series, and the recent release Disney Dreamlight Valley are some of the most popular examples. Family Farm is an innovative tycoon game in the setting of 19th century farmsteads. Life and farm simulation games have been around for decades, offering players the opportunity to escape from the pressures of the current world into the daily routines of another, virtual one. Both games are farming simulations with a twist, featuring their own versions of magic and surprises, though the styles and gameplay designs for each game will undoubtedly appeal to different players. A Nintendo Direct recently revealed information about the games Fae Farmand Harvestella, which share a number of similarities, though are still different enough for players to consider which simulation is more appropriate for them.
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