As someone who has played a lot, and I mean a lot, of farming sims, I know how intimidating they can seem. Many times I have looked at two or three choices for my next adventure and worried that I was going to choose the wrong one. This anxiety when it comes to the genre is a pretty common one, as these games are often characterized by their long playtimes and very similar gameplay. It’s within the smaller details where people begin to carve out a preference and identify the

Tales of Seikyu is a cozy farming sim that stars a whole bunch of half-animal/half-human hybrids known as Yokai (as well as a few just regular humans), all of whom are meant to look conventionally attractive so that when you get further down the line, you can make one of them your boo and get them to help you out on your mystical quest to find your parents and the rest of the fox clan…

Bounty Star makes a terrible first impression. Its awkward character portrait art and animations are immediately apparent, alongside poor voice acting performances and dialogue that seems to have a strange fascination with not only its lead character’s buttcrack, but asses in general.

Love them or hate them, life sims are everywhere, and the popularity of the genre is showing no signs of slowing down.

Tales of Seikyu beckons you in with its many popular gameplay elements, its art style, and its interesting story, inviting you into the unusual land of Seikyu and hopefully keeping you around long enough to help the town thrive, fall in love, and discover the mysteries of the island.