Games For Mac Like Harvest Moob

A farming simulation game released on the SNES late in its lifespan and the first of its series. Inherit a farm, learn farming techniques, make money from selling produce, romance the women of the town, and eventually take a wife and have children.

38 Games Like Harvest Moon: Back to Nature for Mac IT'S A DIFFERENT KIND OF ROLE-PLAYING GAME FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Kids love farms. As a child, you yourself visited your Grandfather's farm until he passed away ten years ago. Today, returning to the farm that holds such fond childhood memories you decide to rejuvenate its long neglected fields and re-establish your Grandfather's tenure. Interacting with a real-time environment and over 50 characters you must nurture your crops and manage your animals through each of the four seasons Rebuild the farm of your Grandfather and start raising cows, chickens and sheep to make the farm profitable. Regain the heart of the villagers of your childhood.

You're part of a community now and it's time to play an important part in it. Struggle to make the farm something you're Grandfather would be proud of! Games Like Harvest Moon: Back to Nature for Mac.

Originally posted by:It was greenlit over two years ago and the dev admits to barely working on it at all in the forums. I tend to have less faith in games being updated or fixed if and when they actually come out when the developer can't even maintain focus during the development process.:greenwizard: Be fair now. Game dev takes a lot of time and believe it or not, most indie devs actually have part or full time jobs aside from deving. Not to mention personal lives and all the complications that come with those, (injury, sickness, Family matters, ).

Originally posted by:It was greenlit over two years ago and the dev admits to barely working on it at all in the forums. I tend to have less faith in games being updated or fixed if and when they actually come out when the developer can't even maintain focus during the development process. Game dev takes a lot of time and believe it or not, most indie devs actually have part or full time jobs aside from deving. Not to mention personal lives and all the complications that come with those, (injury, sickness, Family matters, ). He admitted to getting distracted by other projects, specifically writing Android apps. That's all well and good, but it doesn't make me want to buy their products if I can't guarantee that they will have any actual focus or attention to it after I've bought it. That's the main reason I stopped buying anything from EA among other developers from lack of attention to projects they already had in favor of constantly putting out more projects that they had little to no intention of supporting either.