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Fields of Mistria (2026)
8.0/10on IGDB
Released
Pick this if you want town conversations, a farm, and a mine trip to fit naturally into the same week. See who’s in town at the Saturday Market and make progress on repairs the residents requested. The town project is about rebuilding after an earthquake, and magic gradually changes what you can do on the farm.
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Coral Island (2023)
7.0/10on IGDB
Released
Start here if you want a recognizable day of crops, errands, and a trip underground. The island’s calendar gives you festivals with the people you meet, while the Lake Temple gives you offerings to work on. Swap some mine days for ocean dives, where clearing trash and restoring the reef becomes a second long project.
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Sun Haven (2023)
7.7/10on IGDB
Released
Keep the mix of growing, town friendships, and mines, then add spells and a much larger role-playing adventure. Farming has its own skill tree, and other towns can become places to grow crops as well. Follow the main quests if you wished a trip away from Pelican Town could turn into a full campaign.
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Littlewood (2020)
6.5/10on IGDB
Released
Start with the part of Stardew where you decide how to use your energy, then spend it rebuilding a town. Place homes and shops, bring residents together, and work through their requests. The day advances as you do things, so you can spend more time planning before committing to your next chore.
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Roots of Pacha (2023)
6.7/10on IGDB
Released
Trade Pelican Town’s community center for a Stone Age clan that develops new ideas as you contribute. Festivals, friendships, and shared projects give you reasons to circle back after farm work. The caves lean on exploration and puzzles, so choose it for a closer community and a quieter underground routine.
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Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town (2019)
7.2/10on IGDB
Released
Try a remake of the classic farm sim Friends of Mineral Town for a familiar rhythm in a different village. Plan crops by season, remember what townspeople like, spend festival days together, and look for ore in the mines. Its focus is on settling into a routine and keeping up with the people around you.
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Story of Seasons: Grand Bazaar (2025)
Released
Replace a quiet trip to the shipping bin with a weekly market where you run your own stall. Get to know your neighbors as customers and prepare for the bazaar by growing goods, raising animals, and running the windmills. Pick this if you loved having an event on the calendar to work toward.
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Story of Seasons: A Wonderful Life (2023)
Released
Keep the crop and village routines, then watch the farm, the town, and your child change across years. The first chapter ends with a choice about marriage, and later chapters make family life part of the farm’s story. Choose it if Stardew made you want the calendar to bring larger changes than a new crop season.
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Rune Factory 4 Special (2019)
8.6/10on IGDB
Released
Keep farming, seasonal events, and relationship stories, then go farther into dungeon exploration and combat. You can befriend some monsters and bring them back to the farm. Use the town as a home base if you wanted the mines to lead to a bigger fantasy story.
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Wylde Flowers (2022)
7.6/10on IGDB
Released
Follow Tara’s relationships with the townspeople by listening to fully voiced conversations and uncovering the local coven. Keep the farm and errands while the story guides the timing of seasonal changes. Choose it for a more directed story about the people you see every day.
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Fae Farm (2023)
7.3/10on IGDB
Released
Settle on an enchanted island with farming, festivals, romances, and dungeons. Working up to another dungeon trip can mean developing magic and gathering crafting supplies at home. You can keep the calendar-and-mines combination while changing it into a brighter fantasy setting.
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My Time at Portia (2019)
7.9/10on IGDB
Released
Turn Stardew’s day of chores and town errands into a workday at a builder’s workshop. Take commissions for Portia’s residents, look for supplies and relics in ruins, and get to know people around town. Keep a few animals and crops on the side if you still want the familiar homestead routine.
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My Time at Sandrock (2023)
8.3/10on IGDB
Released
Give a desert town new infrastructure through commissions and story projects, then get to know the people who use what you built. Dig for resources in the ruins and keep a small plot around the workshop if you still want daily crops. Choose Sandrock if rebuilding town landmarks was more satisfying than filling every inch of your fields.
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Dinkum (2025)
8.2/10on IGDB
Released
Attract people to an Australian-inspired island by helping visiting merchants settle and open shops. Fill the gaps between building projects with crops, fishing, or trips underground. You shape a town as people move in, which gives the social side a different feel from arriving in an established community.
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Ooblets (2022)
8.0/10on IGDB
Released
Make friends, grow little creatures from seeds, and help the mayor keep Badgetown going. Residents can give a friendship sticker when you bring a requested item. Card-based dance battles take the place of fighting in the mines, giving a familiar farm-and-gift routine a very different payoff.
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Snacko (2025)
Released
Move to an island as a cat named Momo and help it grow into a town by building places for new residents. Switch between growing supplies and putting them toward a bigger settlement project. It fits the part of Stardew where an empty piece of land slowly becomes somewhere people belong.
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Echoes of the Plum Grove (2024)
6.3/10on IGDB
Released
Grow food and make friends in Honeywood while planning for the next season and the next generation. The community changes as people age, have families, and die, so prepare for winter and keep relationships going. It makes the passing of time more consequential than a fresh season of crops.
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Kynseed (2022)
6.9/10on IGDB
Released
Spend some days running a shop or working in a field, then meet neighbors who will grow old alongside your family. Passing the farm down is part of the story. Choose it if you liked building a place in Pelican Town and want the people and routines to change over generations.
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Mirthwood (2024)
Released
Build a homestead near medieval settlements and start friendships while traveling between them. You can stay close to the farm for a quieter stretch, then equip yourself for a wider world with combat and survival pressures. Try it when you want the change of routine between a field and a dangerous trip to feel bigger.
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Moonlight Peaks (2026)
Released
Swap the early morning watering routine for a vampire’s night on the farm. Plant magical crops, meet the neighbors, and discover how the settlement’s seven families are connected. You still have to be home before sunrise, so leave time for the last conversation on your way back.
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Harvest Moon: Echoes of Teradea (2026)
Released
Help several towns recover and venture into a wilderness where you can tame wolves. Crops, friendships, and restoration take you farther afield as the story develops. Pick this when you want more reasons to travel between familiar people than the mines or the desert gave you.
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