Everdream Valley

Not fun, not not fun... It's some how right in between... Just really strange... It plays OK, have Pros and Cons, but once you quit from the game, it gives you no drive to play it again. Everything in the game feels "halved", kinda like they can be better, but they can't be bothered to even care...

Very cute, I love the nightly dreams and mini games in them. Would love to see more games like this.

Pretty fun, a little jank. I'd pick it up on a good sale (maybe $15 at most but I'd try to get it for $10 or less). There's not much that makes this stand out from other farming games, in fact I found the farming honestly kinda boring in this. You play as a kid so there's no romance, or even a social aspect to this game as there's mom (who leaves), grandma/grandpa, and a shop keeper. I do enjoy the questing and the lil minigames they unlock.

Game play is so addicting though there are times when I accidentally finish a quest while exploring lol. The visuals are so beautiful and the animals are so cute. Who would think a boar looks adorable, but here I am constantly petting them. Just like in real life, geese are downright a menace.

This is a fun game except for lagging, freezing and crashing. I turned everything to low and I can play it much better on my older computer.

If you want to be frustrated, and look every quest up on the Wiki, then this game is for you. The mini games at night are horrible. Some are downright near impossible. You do get an option to skip. Most of the stuff in the game is worthless. The fast travel is broken. You can only go between two places or three, but you have the ability to get lots of owls. Making them pointless if you can't get to them. You can't lock stuff down so your always picking up everything. Animals don't seem to eat the hay first, but eat all the grass. The story line is not really there. In multiplayer if one player talks to someone every player gets stuck in the dialogue. So if your in the middle of catching a fish, or having an animal follow you, it can be frustrating. The money is not shared. Also the animals break through the fences. I fixed this by making a fence around the fence. Still broke but was able to fix the first one before the animals poured out. If they were still fixing the problems in this game, I would recommend it. However they seemed to have abandoned it for their new game. Hopefully that one will be better, because it is a cute game.

Everdream Valley Master Review (2025 Edition) – Farmcore Crack for the Wholesome at Heart ⭐ 4.5/5 stars — Half a star deducted for bugs, but I’d still die for my chunky cow. Let’s get this straight: I LOVE THIS GAME. Everdream Valley didn’t just charm me — it straight-up kidnapped my free time, fattened up my animals, and made me emotionally attached to a digital goat that plays with a beach ball for fun. It’s cozy. It’s colorful. It’s got that “what if a bedtime story and a farming sim had a baby” energy. And yeah — it has some bugs and the Wolves can be seen as a nuance. Sometimes animals clip through walls or a quest just kind of… forgets it existed. But guess what? I DON’T CARE. Because when you’re feeding your chunky sheep and pigs and they waddle up to you like squishy clouds with legs, all sins are forgiven. And I’m not the only one who fell down the Everdream rabbit hole. I showed it to my brother. Now he’s addicted too. We show off our farms like a talent show, arguing over who has the best fence layout. Everdream Valley does something magical — it pulls you in with its cuteness, then hooks you with that endless loop of tending, planting, harvesting, and lowkey becoming besties with my chicken named Larry. Summary: Gameplay: Addictive. The good kind. Like chips. Animals: Chunky. Perfect. Deserve love. Glitches: Present, but not game-breaking. Just a dash of jank for flavor. Multiplayer: Yes, go to your Friends Farm and help them achieve their Dreams while being awake and having fun. Vibes: Sleepy, dreamy, and pure serotonin. Final Verdict: Everdream Valley is a cozy masterpiece that might glitch once in a while, but never enough to stop you from chasing a goose across your field like it owes you rent. To my brother — may the best farm win. To the devs — don’t fix the charm. Just fix the bugs. To everyone else — play this game. You won’t put it down. Yours Truly, -MasterLuis