A full of energy and casual farm simulation game. Be your true self and experience the charming island life: self-sufficient, raising animals, interacting with all kinds of town residents to create a more vivid and harmonious world.
Putting aside all the game core, the biggest difference between this game and Stardew Valley is the style of the painting between the two. First of all, Stardew Valley is an unbiased pixel-style game, while the style of this game's "Coral Island" is a 3D game between realistic and cartoon. What is certain about
is that most players have a very high acceptance of pixel games, and the Stardew Valley world under the pixel style also has its own unique style characteristics, but this point also depends on what game to compare with. Objectively speaking, Coral Island is better than Stardew Valley in terms of painting style. When we log into the island, we opened the door to the new world when we walked out of the house and came to the town.
If you don’t go out to see the houses of other NPCs, you have never known how "outstanding and powerful" this island is. As early as when you greet other NPCs, players have actually experienced language baptism. A considerable number of NPCs are deliberately or unintentionally dislike the player, a migrant worker, and even bluntly say that they don’t like farmers like players. Of course, this situation is still normal. Players in the same type of game will inevitably encounter sarcasm after they first arrive. What I want to say is that after we pushed the door and entered various buildings and residents’ homes, we understood a little bit why they dislike the identity of the player. Except for the player’s house, basically every house cannot be said to be extremely luxurious, but it can also be called a wealthy home.
This is a farming and leisure game that can definitely be played.
