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A nostalgic 2.5D farm sim with 74 exotic crops, loyal pets bred for amazing genetics, and 34+ marriage candidates—from spirited youths to wise elders. Master NPK compost, raise magical kids, conquer dungeons, and delight in whimsical scratch-card arcade fun. Your cozy story starts now!
Cornucopia® is a early access, farming sim and life sim game
developed and published by Subconscious Games.
Released on July 31st 2023 is available only on Windows
in 29 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Bulgarian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Greek, Hungarian, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Portuguese - Portugal, Romanian, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America, Swedish, Turkish, Ukrainian, Spanish - Spain, Norwegian, Thai, Traditional Chinese and Vietnamese.
It has received 526 reviews of which 468 were positive and 58 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.3 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 19.99€ on Steam.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7+ / 8.1 / 10 64 bit
- Processor: Intel i3 Processor
- Memory: 6 GB RAM
- Graphics: ATI 7770, Nvidia GeForce GTX 660 2GB
- DirectX: Version 10
- Storage: 5 GB available space
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This game is different than the traditional games like Stardew Valley, Coral Island, and others and I love it. I'm early in the game but I already have a list of things that I love. LOVE: 1. Finding cards and using them for buffs 2. Trying to find the right compost to benefit growing my plants 3. Making mistakes: I put different ores into the smelter and made a junk ore.. It was annoying at first but I ended up loving it at the end because i get to experiment with how much of what item would work when mixed together. 4. Getting to place things where I want in my house... Literally 5. I should have put this first but my absolute favorite is the tilt camera. I can adjust my view to over head or flat view. This actually was the feature that put this game above many other games. 6. When my plants are done growing there is a rainbow explosion thing around it... CUTE 7. Auctioning for animals or other items! Huge win in my book 8. Dating Older or Younger characters. I love the fact that I can "woo" the old lady at the church. There have been so many games where I wanted my character to date the older characters and finally we have a farming game where its acceptable. 9. Automatic upgrading of my tools- I never liked gathering the items to upgrade my tool, then spending the money to do so. It always felt like I was on the grind. You just use your tool and you either get an upgrade, specialty cards, or items. 10. Taking animals with me into battle... This was so much fun and I took it personal when something attacked my creatures. I may not find it so fun if my animals die.. if that's the case well I discovered not to do that again. For me this game has so many discovery elements and that's what makes this game so cute and wonderfully pleasant to play.
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Okay this is a hard one. Like If you like farming games for the FARMING in them, this is an OKAY game. But honestly- whyyyy so many types of EVERYTHING. I don't get it. Okay? you want to confuse the hell out of players? Okay got that. Want to waste all the inventory space with garbage? GOT IT! It just makes no freaking sense to me. I like the soil mechanics but really. Like 50 different types of rocks? Okay.... I do really like the START CUTSCENE buttons tho- it actually gives you a pop up to start special cutscenes! so If your on a mission doing your own thing, you won't be bombarded with trash quests while your doing your thing. I like that you can have an animal follow you, and I like the card system, and even the art style- but fr... TOOO MANY TYPES of EVERYTHING.
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Initially purchased the game when it first released early access about a year ago and unfortunately at that time there were too many bugs, and so I tabled it. Just started playing again a year later and I have to say it is much improved! Particularly appreciate the controller support as I play on Steam Deck - it’s still a little clunky but wayyyy better than at release. The game is super fun with a huge world to explore and tons of NPCs. Honestly it’s a bit overwhelming with the vast number of items, people, events and quests but I assume the balancing will improve with time as the game is still early access. I appreciate the humor littered throughout, it’s fun and doesn’t take itself too seriously. Overall recommend - with the caveat that there are a lot of balancing issues that will hopefully be ironed out as the devs continue to work on this awesome game.
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Very fun farming simulator, the game has many people who you can date. However the favorite items of every character are randomized each play-through. So your best bet in raising affection is to just start farming and when you make enough money buy food for their characters as gifts until they tell you their favorite items. The game is still in development but despite that the frequent updates, the developers listening to issues and positive feedback on the discussions board, are all on point. I'd highly suggest this alongside Sun Haven, and My Time at Portia
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I'm pressing "Yes" on recommending this game because of the promise it very clearly has, and the fact that it's EA, so it's very possible that much of its issues can be fixed. I wouldn't personally recommend this game for a majority of people. I think if you REALLY loved SDV and would settle for a good bit less than what it offered, this game should suffice. I think a pros/cons + comparisons is best here. The game I'll be using as a comparison is, of course, Stardew Valley. Sorry for the long review. Pros: - Lots of mechanics that are very fleshed out and highly detailed - Perspective is configurable, as are a plethora of other options in the game (I highly recommend you change the perspective to an eagle-eye view, playing on a flat plane as shown in some of the steam previews is extremely impractical and, frankly, borderline impossible) - Very charming and beautiful characters - Cards system (Not just scratch cards, but also buff cards, teleport cards, mini-quest cards, etc.) - Fun cooking system I could write a bunch about why these are good, but pros are best experienced for yourself if you play the game, so I'll just stick to describing the neithers and the cons. Neither pro nor con: - Pets/companions. They're useful, but hard to understand, and finicky to control. - Compost/Fertilizer system. It adds a layer of depth to farming, but it's very hard to set up, and even harder to make sustainable. - Events. There are seemingly a LOT of events, but even just finding them is like trying to find a needle in a haystack. For comparison, Stardew asked you to simply enter X part of the map, and the cutscene would trigger; this game requires that you stand in a specific area that isn't even remotely hinted at, and then press a button to trigger the cutscene. Story quests are hinted at; all other events aren't. - Character personalities. I like the variety of character personalities, but there is an oddly large amount of hunk types, and an even stranger gamer/nerd/loser type that's prevalent in at least 4 different characters. There's also a bit of a post-modern touch in some of them and their dialogue (*cough* Taru *cough*); the latter bits really don't fit in a farm/village type of setting (at least the hunk types I can understand). - The mines are exceedingly simple. It's almost inoffensive, in a way. I can't really say they're bad or too boring, but they're very... average . Cons: - Variety of mechanics and items. I actually bought this game because of the allure of "Stardew Valley but with LOTS of more mechanics and items", but this has taught me a lesson in meaningful simplicity. SDV keeps its systems concise, yet impactful. You learn how to make jams and pickles, you try your best to optimize it. Some ingredients are better for cooking, some prefer to be wines, some are best as gifts. You may need some for a bundle later down the line, so you'll save it. You learn what you're supposed to do with something pretty much as soon as you get your hands on it. This game doesn't understand that kind of simplicity. Your storage shed will never become full, but you'll be throwing in hundreds to thousands of completely, or practically useless items inside of it. The 30 or so mushrooms that exist in this game could have been condensed down to 5-6 different types; and the same goes for the fruits, the berries, the trees, the flowers, and so on. Instead you just have this absurd amount of meaningless variety in items. I find myself spending half my time playing just managing my inventory; and it's not that you don't have a sizeable inventory space - you do, and it's cheap to expand as well - it's just that it's a lot of things to juggle around. The mechanics are also very obscure. There's very little uniformity in the exact same mechanic; the same fertiilizer raises the NPK of soil at highly varied amounts, the same cluster type, compost input, and junk input will output at highly varied times, rarity of output is nearly impossible to control (composts are at least semi-manageable, clusters and junk are impossible to predict), even fertilized land doesn't really guarantee a bountiful harvest. - The map is very ugly. Not in that it looks bad, but that everything is awkwardly spread apart and certain places that really need fast travel points (i.e. the Arcade, Sunflower Farm, the various player houses) don't have them. It's not hard to understand - you just look at your map and figure it out - but the fact that the very characters who introduce you to the game somehow manage to practically hide themselves in the center of the map is just... weird. They don't have a fast-travel point, either, even though their place is very big, bigger and more varied than the beachside, let alone the wizard's house, the lodge, the mayor's house, etc. - Character favourite gifts make absolutely no sense. If they're placeholders, then okay, that's fine. But if it's randomly generated, then I've gotta say, that's not a good idea. It's VERY weird that the nurse likes maggots, or that the sailor likes a lethally poisonous mushroom. - The festivals need a rework, because they're extremely stiff. The Spring ones all feel very same-y, save for the cooking festival. - It is EXTREMELY easy to skyrocket in money in this game. Before Spring ended, I'd already made over 100k, and I didn't know a single thing about the game. - There is some very cringe-worthy dialogue which really just seems like the manifestation of the writers' personal gripes/opinions. Magnus, Argus, Taru, Harold... some others I can't remember off the top of my head. All feels out of place, especially given the setting of the town and the personalities of the involved characters. There are some other minor issues like bugs and things I can't recall off the top of the domepiece, so this isn't a comprehensive faults list (nor a comprehensive list of positives). All being said, there's definitely something here. LOTS of work needs to be done to make this game really worth playing, however. If I didn't like specifically this exact type of game, I probably would've dropped it in the first day of playing.
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Cornucopia® is currently priced at 19.99€ on Steam.
Cornucopia® is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 19.99€ on Steam.
Cornucopia® received 468 positive votes out of a total of 526 achieving a rating of 8.31.
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Cornucopia® was developed and published by Subconscious Games.
Cornucopia® is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Cornucopia® is not playable on MacOS.
Cornucopia® is not playable on Linux.
Cornucopia® is a single-player game.
There is a DLC available for Cornucopia®. Explore additional content available for Cornucopia® on Steam.
Cornucopia® does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Cornucopia® does not support Steam Remote Play.
Cornucopia® 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.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for Cornucopia®.
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Developer
Subconscious Games
Publisher
Subconscious Games
Release
31 Jul 2023
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