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Escape to the magical life of your dreams in Fae Farm, a farm sim RPG for 1-4 players. Craft, cultivate, and decorate to grow your homestead, and use spells to explore the enchanted island of Azoria!
Fae Farm is a rpg, farming sim and magic game
developed by Phoenix Labs
and published by Gambit Digital.
Released on September 08th 2023 is available only on Windows
in 11 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America and Traditional Chinese.
It has received 3,156 reviews of which 2,559 were positive and 597 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.8 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 29.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 3.90€ on Gamivo.
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 64-bit
- Processor: Intel Core i3-4160 / AMD A8-7600
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460 / AMD HD 6850 / Intel UHD620
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 5 GB available space
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Fae Farm Fae Farm is a cozy farming sim that has you catch critters, plant crops, go fishing and enjoy life with a little magical twist here and there. Gameplay As you can imagine, the gameplay-loop is relatively straight forward and nothing new if you played any farming sims like Stardew Valley or Harvest Moon, but, Fae Farm feels pretty good from the start due to it’s roughly one hour long first chapter that is the games tutorial which you need to finish before starting a multiplayer session. To make it short: Fae Farm feels like a simpler Stardew Valley which is not a bad thing in my opinion but it changes how things work, for example, seasonal crops exist, but only when you use a certain fertilizer. Personal Note I’ve played Fae Farm in a few multiplayer sessions for a total of 32 hours at this point and progression wise, I think we have reached the late stage of the mid-game, make an alright amount of money daily and unlocked a bunch of things that spreads our attention to different areas on a daily basis. NPCs will give you job quests that will reward you with some okay-ish items that you might be able to make yourself at this point already but I like that there is a sense of progression there that guides you a bit and puts you back on track if you feel overwhelmed with the amount of side quests or relationship related tasks. Speaking of overwhelming things: The base timer feels too short for the number of things you need to do to advance in the game. The same applies to most farming games like this and I’m no stranger to that since I put a bunch of hours into Stardew Valley, but at some point, it gets too much. Thankfully there’s an option to slow the time down which extends the duration of the day to a total of 40 minutes, which is enough time, to get a lot of things done and have enough time to talk to the characters, explore and go fishing or critter catching – which usually fell short due the time restriction. Since I only played the multiplayer with my girlfriend, some of the annoying bits might not affect you if you plan on playing it alone. The multiplayer can get buggy from glitched out sounds to resetting some progress if the host disconnects due to internet problems. If the host disconnects by accident or because of issues with their internet, the host needs to save & load back in before being able to invite other players again. Some of minor things might be immersion breaking but they’re easy to deal with in my opinion but if you get easily irritated by such things, you should be aware that those problems exist and will pop up often. Also, trying to talk to NPCs as they leave for the night might glitch out your camera. On the flip side, only the host needs to own the DLCs which is a nice thing. The DLCs are pretty neat and add some interesting side content to the game which I would place around the early and mid-game pace wise. The Coast of Croakia let’s you talk to critters and adds trinkets to the game while Skies of Azoria adds new resources and mini puzzle dungeons. You can tell that this game, especially the inventory and menus, was made for controllers but mouse and keyboard work well enough – I only mention that because some people might not like that. Rating Pros [*] Cozy farming sim [*] Absolute lovely soundtrack [*] Nice graphics and aesthetics [*] Only the host needs the DLCs [*] DLCs add nice side content [*] Adds it’s own little charm to the genre Cons [*] Multiplayer is a bit messy [*] Base duration of the day feels short [*] Relationships feel a bit shallow Conclusion Is Fae Farm worth your time and money? If you like farming sims like Stardew Valley, you cannot go wrong with this one, especially if you want to play with a friend or your partner. Just be aware that you will encounter some glitches and that the base time might be too short to do anything meaningful progression wise. The story is nice, the vibes are great and the soundtrack is amazing. There’s a bunch of content in this game but if you’re hesitate you might want to buy it when it’s on sale. 7.2 / 10 “ Do you want to see my frogs? ” - Argyle If you found this review helpful, feel free to visit my [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/38665896/]curator page.
Cute - Easy to Play lil Game [*] A Review w tips / and maybe some spoilers [*] Time on record at time of review - 14 hrs [*] Game Type - Cozy Game / Farming Sim / Mats Gathering / Decorating [*] Bought game during the 2025 Winter Sale Overall Thoughts : A cute, no guess work, Simple, laid-back, easy to play kind of game with Online cross-platform Multiplayer function. Honestly the easiest laid back Cozy game I have ever played. NOTE : I wanted to review this game as it seems to be getting a bad wrap in the reviews. In doing so I will address a few Concerns that were posted. Addressing Concerns from other Reviews ===== Multiplayer ?!? It Does Work !!! ===== AND Cross Platform works too <3 Online Co-Op is alive and well - they had made an announcement Back in Sept 29 2025 that the servers are still up and running. I played just today with 2 other players. One who plays on the Switch and another from the UK (as I reside in the US). I was Game Host : I play on the PC and have a very strong internet connection. I connected with them using the Multiplayer function built right in to the game itself, we had No connection issues for 8 hrs straight & no Lag. TIPS : How to do Online in game (on PC) - press ESC - to open the Main Menu and select Multiplayer. Then you can invite players into your online game. Quote from Devs " The public servers will remain online and even as the game transfers to Gambit, there will be no downtime. You’ll be able to keep exploring Azoria together with friends without interruption. - Stay tuned for updates very soon and in the meantime, thank you for believing in Fae Farm. Together, we’ll keep the fairy lights shining." [url=https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/2230110/view/539991928250303149?l=english] Here is a Link to The Announcement ===== Bugs ?? ===== I have not ran into one yet. Me and my crew (connected via online) Had plowed through getting to the 25th Level of the Mines and are currently working on the Water Wonder Quest. So far no bugs and no hang ups. I will update this review as we progress. They must of done an update. ===== Name Options : It matches your Account Name ===== Now I did not connect online right away. Nor did I make my "account" right away. I went straight in to Gameplay mode. Whatever name you have on STEAM is what your Character's will be in Game (at least that is what happened to me.) HOWEVER !! Once I made my "account" for Online Play - It defaulted to the name I choose for myself on the "account". ===== The Grind ?? ===== What game doesn't have grinding in it ? Yes, You will have to run around gathering mats for : things to sell, things to make, upgrades, food, etc. Just like every game out there TBH. But it can be oh so fun doing these tasks through the Multiplayer option (and quicker too) === My Likes === [*] Enjoyable Character Customization : The huge HUGE array of colors you can choose from : I made mine have Purple skintone, to look Like a Drow with Red Hair and heterochromia eyes. I just wish i could get pointy ears. - 4 Body types : from Skinny - to Beefy. - 32 Hairstyles (5 are wraps) - 8 Facial Hair - 19 Facial Details (w color options) - 7 Voice options (including silent) [*] Art Style - Super Supah Cute [*] Foraging, fishing, cooking, gardening, mechanics : is a no brain super easy mechanics all the way around. Alot of it is just point and click or a press of a button - dependent on how you play) [*] No Penalties for staying up late in into the night (that I can tell) [*] No Fall Damage [*] Inventory is shared among the players through the use of the Shed (and Shed inventory can be accessed by all the Crafting tables) [*] Players visiting will be on the same Story Quests Together - and Players can turn in Quests and work together to get them done - Personal Friendship Quests are done by each individual player. [*] There are motion emotes in the game [*] Making an "account" was super easy - I just made mine right in-game ===== What Players may find Disappointing [*] When you join another game - it seems you will have to make/design a character. However you will sync up to where the host is in the game's Story Quest. But You will still have to do your tools upgrades (hopefully your host will have some spare bars in the Shed and Currency to help you with that.) [*] Your Game Name (IGN) will match your Account Name (for me this is a non issue bc i use the same IGN always, but i can see it being a problem for some) [*] NPS Characters ? - I don't have an opinion on them yet, some player reviews don't like them - But I think that are just fine - i will update as I get more into discovering the NPC's ==== Conclusion : My Thoughts and 2 cents - It seems like the game is going thru some growing pains as it transitions from one company to the next. I think it just needs a lil Love and Patience, As it has only been 3 months since the last announcement. I just hope that the new Devs don't see the reviews as a lost cause for this game. (Note : I do not own the expansions on this game yet, But I will update this review once I get to that section)
I played this game on PS5 when it first came out and loved it back then but after reading the mixed reviews, I was on the fence on buying it again on steam after reading that CO-OP was disabled. Luckily, it's back on and running again so my friend and I can play together! This game is a very cute cozy farming fae game with different elements to it that you can choose to focus on or jump to which is great for our ADHD. All in all- the game does have bugs and some issues that could be worked on for better QOL.
I had heard a lot of people being disappointed in this game, so I waited until a good sale. Now I almost wish I'd bought it sooner. Fae Farm scratches the itch I had hoped Hello Kitty Island Adventures would. The music is relaxing, the sound effects are satisfying, and the gameplay loop is enjoyable. I wish the romanceable characters were better, but I didn't even know the game had that option so I don't mind as much. The dialogue is pretty bad and there aren't any meaningful relationships so far, but that's not really what I was looking for in this game. Overall, I love it and it's my favorite game I've played this year.
It's really a shame that the narrative, NPCs, and quests are so dull because the gameplay is LIGHT YEARS beyond the competition. This may be the first farming sim that doesn't just copy Stardew verbatim and assume that that's good gameplay. There are an astounding number of quality of life choices. Movement and mining is actually fun. You can craft potions that impact the gameplay. Combat is slightly less than terrible which is really good for this genre. In terms of the actual gameplay loop, this game is incredible. But as others have said, the dialogue is nauseatingly boring. The characters might as well not even exist. The quests are utterly pointless and don't even reward you anything. A lot of them are literally just "go talk to that guy" and when you do it's like "woooohoooo quest completed! Great job!".... why? So if you can just ignore all the stuff that would give a game like this some amount of soul, the rest of it is really fun.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Fae Farm is currently priced at 29.99€ on Steam.
No, Fae Farm is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 29.99€ on Steam.
Yes, Fae Farm received 2,559 positive votes out of a total of 3,156 achieving a rating of 7.83.
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Fae Farm was developed by Phoenix Labs and published by Gambit Digital.
Yes, Fae Farm is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Fae Farm is not playable on MacOS.
No, Fae Farm is not playable on Linux.
Fae Farm offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
Fae Farm offers both Co-op and PvP modes.
Yes, there are 3 DLCs available for Fae Farm. Explore additional content available for Fae Farm on Steam.
No, Fae Farm does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Fae Farm does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Fae Farm 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 Fae Farm.
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Developer
Phoenix Labs
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Gambit Digital
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08 Sep 2023
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