Everafter Falls

Games with names like Everafter Falls seem to serve as a precursor to what you're going to get. You'd immediately think of a cutesy farm simulator set in a tranquil, colorful, and isometric environment. Well, it turns out that we may not be too far off the mark here. Everafter Falls is an upcoming farm simulator that strikes a chord with similar indie games.

This upcoming title doesn't have a release date, but there's already enough to get an idea about what it will offer. Honestly, it sounds like yet another life sim that's spawned off the success of others. However, the initial narrative is intriguing, at least. So how will Everafter Falls play out when it seems like a carbon copy of other life simulators?

It's a Farming Life, For Us

So, what sparks interest in Everafter Falls is how the player gets to this vibrant location in the first place. Apparently, life on Earth was all just a computer simulation, and you wake up here to 'rediscover peace.' It's a strange narrative for a game that's supposed to be serene, and it will be interesting to see if that stretches out any further.

For now, we can look at the general gameplay of Everafter Falls. As you would expect, players will build their farms for gathering, crafting, and battling. Through an experience-based progression system, you'll raise your abilities and make your trade more efficient with weapons, assistant drones, and other crafting utensils.

The whole mechanical outlook does very much resemble other farming simulators. So are there any differences? Everafter Falls stands out thus far in the art style and multiplayer gameplay. The visual aesthetic doesn't follow the pixelated assets that these games of late incorporate. Of course, there seem to be many fascinating characters to meet, too.

What will attract a significant player base, though, is the split-screen multiplayer. Everafter Falls takes advantage of how popular farming sims are popular shared experiences. Even if the gameplay is similar to other games in the genre, the prospect of battling and creating together will undoubtedly win over plenty.

Happily Everafter

As you may have guessed already, Everafter Falls bears quite a resemblance to Stardew Valley. One would question why they would veer towards a game that was already popular and fun to play. There are a few reasons that Everafter Falls could serve up a different experience. There are nuances to suggest a more versatile gameplay style to how you want to play.

Round-Up - Pros & Cons

Pros:

• The exciting narrative behind the gameplay
• Looking great for multiplayer
• A relaxing game to whisk away from the real world

Cons:

• No release date yet
• Looks quite similar to other farming simulators