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Farm Together, is a charming game. It absolutely home runs, what it is trying to be. However, when you take this game, and put it on a PORTABLE, in FULL FORM, it’s something truly special. With a Switch in your pocket, Farm Together, is fabulous, for short-session gameplay, as you can literally jump in, and out, of your farm, for as little, or as long, as you’d like. There is so much nuance to the gameplay, that there will always be something to do, if you have 5 min to kill, or, literally, 5 hours. Farm Together, on Nintendo Switch, is absolute portable Perfection. Oh, and yes, it runs smooth in Handheld also! There is no way around it. If you enjoy chill gaming, at ALL, Farm Together, is a must own. My 1st ever perfect Score. WHY? Because it delivers, exactly what it advertises.

There is SO much to like about Farm Together. Its addictive loop of planting and harvesting is tried and tested and should keep players coming back at least once a day, but factor in the cheery graphics, fantastic soundtrack, customisation options and a cleverly thought out online system, and you have one hell of a package.

Farm Together delivers countless hours of excellent farming in a charming and lovely world. There's too much to do and you're constantly wanting to go back. The crops do take some time, you may visit the game periodically. That element feels somewhat like a mobile title, but that's fine as it works well here. It's a living world so it's always changing even though you're not there.

Whether solo or together, this is a farming game that is simply enjoyable to plough through.

You aren’t saving the world, or even making a difference in it. The player won’t be meeting a final boss or seeing a resolution to a conflict. There’s no princess locked away in a castle; no resurgence of a formerly dormant ancient evil that must be stopped. You don’t and won’t have any worries . . . at all. It may be a silly thing to complain about, but no matter how small, I enjoy having a sense of purpose. Call me old fashioned, but that’s my opinion and I’m sticking to it. Maybe after I’m done saving the world I’ll come back and retire to my quaint, quiet farm life. Until that day comes, excuse me while I go find my sword.