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Coral Island is a vibrant, laid-back farm sim reimagined with multiplayer! Experience enchanting island life at your own pace: farm with friends, nurture animals, build relationships, hang out with a diverse cast of characters, and dive into the magical Merfolk Kingdom.
Coral Island is a farming sim, life sim and relaxing game
developed by Stairway Games
and published by Balor Games.
Released on November 14th 2023 is available only on Windows
in 10 languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Indonesian, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil and Thai.
It has received 21,728 reviews of which 19,184 were positive and 2,544 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.6 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 29.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 11.83€ on Gamivo.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 64 bit
- Processor: Intel i3 Processor
- Memory: 6 GB RAM
- Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 660 2GB
- DirectX: Version 10
- Storage: 8 GB available space
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I'll preface this with I have not played Stardew Valley, Harvest Moon, or any other Farming/life sim. I bought the game because it was on sale and I was looking for something chill to play to relax. I instantly fell in love. The town feels alive, more than cyberpunk ever did. People have schedules, they have jobs, they have lives. And so do you. Playing the game at default speed felt like I was rushing around all the time. Wanting to chill even more I set the in game time progression to 50% (yes, this is an in game setting). Now I can do everything at my own pace. Going around giving gifts, running around with my bug net like a madman, then finishing out the day with a nice dive to collect trash and lootboxes. It ain't much, but it's honest work. There are still bugs here and there and in 90 hours of playtime I've crashed exactly twice, once was my fault for spamming buttons during loading of the minigame tug of war lmao. With 28 romanceable characters there's sure to be someone who interests you, cuz why not, while running a farm (including tending to plants and animals), doing sidequests for every rando who posts on the bulletin board or sends you a letter, fighting for your life in the mines (jk combat is a joke), collecting bugs, and going on 12 hour dives, let's throw gifting villagers and dating into the mix. Neurodivergents rejoice. I'm probably not the typical target audience for this kind of game (35y/o straight dude) and even I say it's pretty dope.
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I was waiting to complete and review this game until it was out of early access and all of the achievements were accessible. now that those are both true, I have to say this is one of the best farming sims I've played- hands down. the devs replicated many of the most popular farming sim mechanics (mining, museums, fishing, etc) and merged them with gameplay that is unique to coral island. most notably for me was the underwater exploration and the fact that there are so many fully fleshed out diverse characters to befriend and romance. it's just the coziest little tropical getaway game... 𓇼 ⋆｡˚ 𓆝 it's basically 3D stardew valley but on an island and kinda fruity iykwim
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Coral Island is a wonderfully charming and relaxing farming sim that truly captures the spirit of island life. The game combines cozy farming, engaging town relationships, and satisfying exploration in a way that keeps you coming back every day. The art style is vibrant and full of personality, and the island itself feels alive thanks to its diverse environments, wildlife, and beautifully designed characters. What really stands out is how much there is to do without ever feeling overwhelming. Farming, diving, restoring coral reefs, mining, decorating, befriending villagers, and uncovering the island’s deeper mysteries all blend together naturally. The progression feels rewarding, and the steady updates from the developers show real dedication and passion for improving the game. If you enjoy laid-back life sims with heart, stunning visuals, and a sense of adventure, Coral Island is absolutely worth your time. It’s one of those games that makes it easy to lose track of hours in the best possible way. Highly recommended!
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This game recently went coop, and my wife said to me, "Hey, let's play this." Now, I love this woman dearly, I'd do anything for her. I'd throw myself into a woodchipper for this woman. I spend my days being the manliest man alive, speaking only in grunts and flexed biceps and my only emotion is vexation. And you know what? I had a great time with this game on its own terms. You ever played Stardew Valley? If you haven't, just skip down a paragraph or so, this won't mean much. If you have, though, this game is so exactly Stardew Valley that if I tried to tell how exactly it is, this review would be really, pointlessly long. Instead, there's some differences: it feels a little more like a real place, with a southeast Asian sort of vibe. Obviously, 3D art assets, polygons instead of pixels. The characters are more... generally credible, represent a far wider range of human personalities. There's also some "diving" but it's really scooting around on a different map with a different costume on. Oh yeah, and instead of Jojo Mart it's an oil drilling company called Pufferfish, and they seem more longterm-schemingly evil than just offbrand Walmart. Now, if you don't know what Stardew Valley is, I'll try to make it brief: You have the only farm in an isolated community, and the farm is greatly rundown. Starting with very poor tools, you steadily reclaim the farmland, farming crops to earn a profit, and any spare time you have is spent in side activities, such as mining or fishing, or roaming about the village where the rest of the NPCs live and chatting them up. In time, you might court one. Advancing the game's plot requires engaging with the various distractions (like mining, the museum, etc.) and the progress of the game is pretty slow. Meaningful actions cost energy, so you have a finite number of actions to do in a day and a limited number of hours as well, so budgeting your energy is the "challenge", and I use that term quite loosely. Since the game has seasons, and your chief moneymaker is farming, scheduling quality farm time each day is really the main goal if you want your character to stop being be a pauper. Playing it cooperatively means the ol' divide-and-conquer approach works. My wife likes the farming part, so I tend to leave that to her. Meanwhile, I tend to spend a fair bit of time "sanitizing" the mines, which also involves smashing monsters and rocks in equal measure, and I get to let off a bicep flex or a manly grunt in the process. The combat in the game is not at all difficult nor remotely challenging; you can take quite a lot of hits and a night's rest heals all your wounds, so gamers looking for a combat challenge won't find it here. Really, the monsters are a minor inconvenience between you and some quality ore. The chief goal of the mining is to get metals, which can be used to upgrade tools, which largely means the farm can be made to run more efficiently. Kind of a win/win, even by not farming, you can help the farm. Really, the game is one of those "cozy" things you've heard so much about of late. Nothing is really a threat. You can build up and decorate your house, adopt a cat, woo one the villagers (or your coop partner), have kids, raise a family, develop an orchard or ranch or your own wines... or all of that at the same time. The villagers are all generally affable, and even the few stern ones can be won over easily enough. I was indirectly asked if you could play this as a vegan. Now, I suppose technically you could, but it would be really difficult. The museum requires fish and bugs to display, a... second collector (let's just leave it at that) also requires this and more, so if your moral code prevents you from playing a fishing minigame or netting bugs, you could hope to randomly find them under rocks in the mine or in trash bins, but... well, it would be agonizingly slow progress. Or you could turn a blind eye to the depredations of your coop partner, supposing you find one that doesn't mind doing all that. That said, you don't even have to eat at all, let alone meat products, so if that matters the game definitely has you covered. A breatharian lifestyle is actually viable. So, to kind of wrap up this ramble, I, macho as I am, have had a perfectly fine time. Playing it with my wife makes it much more enjoyable, as I'm not completely sure I'd want to run the farm myself. But it's kind of fun helping her make this thing take shape, seeing it get better, and the community around us start to get a bit of a glowup as a result of her efforts. There's a few bugs here and there, but I have confidence (judging by developer posts) that they'll be dealt with in the fullness of time. If you made it down here, you're my kind of people, you really are. I do some streaming from time to time, that's at http://www.twitch.tv/fdejeuner. I'm notoriously chatty, so you can say hi if you want. There's a link to that, and my curator group, on my profile.
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This is a mixed review that leans positive. Characters are great, gameplay is fun and interesting, but man, how is it still so terribly bug riddled? I consistently find my animals possessed and floating in the sky. Enemy hitboxes still need a ridiculous amount of work. I really hope this game gets some more bug fixes and care put into QoL.
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Coral Island is currently priced at 29.99€ on Steam.
Coral Island is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 29.99€ on Steam.
Coral Island received 19,184 positive votes out of a total of 21,728 achieving a rating of 8.64.
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Coral Island was developed by Stairway Games and published by Balor Games.
Coral Island is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Coral Island is not playable on MacOS.
Coral Island is not playable on Linux.
Coral Island offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
Coral Island includes Co-op mode where you can team up with friends.
There is a DLC available for Coral Island. Explore additional content available for Coral Island on Steam.
Coral Island does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Coral Island does not support Steam Remote Play.
Coral Island is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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2,288
Developer
Stairway Games
Publisher
Balor Games
Release
14 Nov 2023
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