See Games Differently
See Games Differently
harvest moon
Leah Williams
Over the past few days, I’ve put several hours into playing My Time at Portia, a game that feels a little unsure what genre of game it wants to be. It’s part Stardew Valley, part Harvest Moon, has notes of action RPG, and at times reminded me of Dragon Quest…
When I last check on my slime farm, the rock slimes had mated with my tabby cat slimes to make giant rock cats. The rock cats got so hungry they transformed into tar monsters and devoured all my chickens. It’s just another day in Slime Rancher.
E3 isn’t all about the soulless march of retail products from the ether into your digital wishlists. There is still, in the more secluded corners of the show, room for true love to be found.
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