During the review period, I only had the game crash once on Switch. I'm sorry you're having issues, but I'm glad they're aware and making a patch soon!

Hi there! SquareHusky definitely put their heart into making this game. I think our review shows the good sides of this game. I hope you get to follow your dreams one day and develop games!

So I personally hadn't seen much of Moonstone Island yet, but it looks really good! Moonstone Island looks more JRPG inspired within it's gameplay and interactions compared to Everafter Falls. I guess it just depends on if you want something more "Pokemon like" compared to something more "Stardew Valley" like. They also seem to be around the same price. Thanks for saying this though, as now I will plan to pick up this game in the future. Whichever you pick, I hope you enjoy it!

Combat is kinda simple. We described it in our longer video as NES Legend of Zelda, but with only a sword. Just run around and hit and dodge things. It works well enough and some of the equipment or upgrades can make your swings faster or your sword do more damage. Tl;dr We thought it was fine.

There are upgrades you can make to your fishing rod to make fishing easier at least! :)

And they are going to give you the option to turn off the mini game in a future update. I am struggling with the spin speed of the mini game also. But I don't mind getting used to it and practicing.

When we reviewed this, we each had only played about 8 hours at the time. One of the trailers hinted at creepy things and will probably be explored later in the game, but this is mostly just a cozy farming sim/dungeon crawler.

This game was definitely inspired by Stardew Valley for sure, and the developer even poked fun at that in the beginning of the game. The difference between this and other farming sim knock offs is that this game has a certain charm that works for it.

Which is better? Stardew valley or everafter falls?

Not exclusively. Does that mean Animal Crossing is for furries? 🤔