Let's Go! My Harem Farm

GAME DOES NOT WORK. THEY PUT ALL THE H SCENES AND MOST OF THE GAME BEHIND A PATCH AND I CANT FIND WHERE TO DOWNLOAD IT ANYWHERE. I WANT MY ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ MONEY BACK ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.

Writing this just after 100%-ing the game. I would say a solid 7 or 8 out of 10, but it isn't losing points for bad things, but rather things that could've been there or gameplay that falls a bit short. Overview of the "plot" related things first: 2 scenes per main girl, even in comfort mode (easy, fast mode) can be a bit of a chore getting to unlock all of them, but they aren't bad. Dialog leans HEAVY on a certain theme, which will be obvious once you see it, but if you are into babymaking, then you'll enjoy this. On top of this, you can marry each of the 16 main girls and once you do that and have 3 children (each wife has her own room) you can see sparkles in the bottom right side of the screen that shows you a glimpse into the future of the characters after the story more or less ends, which I really appreciate and wish more normal games had. 2 female characters that don't have scenes through normal gameplay do have 1 scene each, triggered by reaching a specific relationship level with each of them and interacting with a certain item in your house marked with ??? after triggering it (same object for both). There are also monster girls (a total of 11 additional girls) that have 1 scene each. They are classified as livestock (8 of them) and pet (3 of them). The pets help you with tasks on your farm, with quality based on your relationship level with them, and also help with taking care of the livestock girls, while the livestock girls produce different kinds of produce to use or sell, with quality increasing the higher their individual relationship level is with you. Gameplay: The gameplay loop is honestly where the whole 2-3 point drop comes in. The farming seems just a bit too boring. You get 10 plots to start and have to pay 1,000 currency to get 1 additional plot up to 20 total. On top of that, to get the most out of your plants you have to do 2 different interactions up to 20 times a day, unless you automate that with pets later on (which is a plus). Improving relationships is also a bit tedious for non-main girls, because you can't skyrocket the affection of other characters like you can with them. To reach max affection you need to gain 400 affection for each character, which is a slow crawl when you can only get up to maybe 20 or so a day in normal mode while focusing entirely on that character and giving them their favorite gift. I would recommend comfort mode simply for time's sake. I don't have much to say regarding the livestock mechanics aside from the fact that its for the people out there with more "monster-girl-esque" fetishes. I thought that it was a clever addition to the game and that was it. Story: To be honest, there isn't much of a "main story" as much as there is just individual character stories that I thought were good. They weren't spectacular and were most certainly cliched, but each character worked with them and I had fun learning more about each one. As I mentioned earlier too, each main girl has an unlockable "afterstory" which I love to see in games like this. It makes the characters live on longer than just the time they're on screen, which I like. Graphics and sound design: Pretty good. It's a pixel game, the map layout is simple and understandable, and the music is alright. Spoiler territory/R-18 patch notes: If you start a save file before downloading the patch, that save file will have the patch's content but not anything that would be added to the shops. I recommend starting a new save file and starting over so that you don't do what I did and essentially beat the game twice. IN-GAME CHEATS (skip this section if you don't want to know): There is a location in the game that can be fairly easily found in normal gameplay, if you happen to be looking for secrets. The debug room is near a certain area that you can pick up 500 currency, on the right side hidden. In there, you can essentially max yourself out and break the game, though I would NOT recommend this unless you made a mistake like I did and you just want to recover progress. The only thing I would recommend you grab from this room, assuming you want to save time, is get the debug item "God's Clock", which allows you to freely control the time and day after using it in ITEMS->KEY ITEMS. I used this in my second run after finding the room naturally, and I think I can say it saved me tons of time at the end of the day, so I highly recommend grabbing it. Like I said before, this isn't a perfect game. The gameplay could've been better and the patch could've worked better, but other than that, this game was really good and one I would recommend. Probably second in terms of games with number of different H-scenes, first is Yarimono (100+ different ones, another game I recommend)

hard to rate this one. Its really good in some aspects but also has few things that are not so great. But its not bad. Id say its good

Pretty nice balance between the gameplay portion and the "other" stuff so that it actually feels like an actual game instead of a clickable picture book Even tho at the end of the day being a sushi chef is actually more profitable than a farmer

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I genuinely enjoyed Let's Go! My Harem Farm once I got past the patching chaos. The beast system is clever, the art’s solid, and the adult content delivers — once you figure out how to unlock it. But the tutorials are vague, the version label is misleading, and the patch process feels like solving a puzzle with no clues. If you’re tech-savvy, you’ll get there. If not, good luck. Still worth playing — just be ready to fight the game before you enjoy it. PS if you're still unclear on how to get magical beasts after you unlock them just go to the sign in your barn and that's how you buy them

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