Travis Bruno of Capsule Computers writes:
“Ever since the first Harvest Moon arrived in the West in the late ’90s there has been something of a fascination of creating a simple but enjoyable farming life in a quiet town. Getting to know your neighbors and potentially even starting a family with one of them was always an entertaining enough endeavor that kept the franchise going for quite some time, even with a bit of fantasy elements thrown in to mix things up. So much in fact that even with a name change, the Story of Seasons and Rune Factory games have managed to inspire countless indie developers to try their own hands at creating a farming sim of their very own with perhaps the most successful of these being Stardew Valley that has seen its own share of inspired developers taking to make their own creations. As such, when a certain indie farming game called Cornucopia rolled my way, it was worth giving a shot. In early access since it was released on Steam last year on July 31st, Cornucopia is regularly updated, with new content seemingly arriving at least once a month and an active developer, and tries to put its own spin on the farming genre. ”
