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Pretty much. Applying the theory is a bit more tricky though :)

I am not a console player so I am not sure about Rune Factory but I am paying more attention to them. Images looks interesting, a little wiki research led me to find out it is a Harvest Moon spin-off. Very much like Stardew being inspired by HM too. Portia looks a little thin on content and tasks at the moment from the streams I had seen, that does not mean its not fun and relaxing. As long as the game is getting updates and support, it will get even better. One of the streamer I watched was selected as a group of contest writers to help expand the game's writing. Therefore, I can see more content and storytelling to come in time. Indeed backlogs are a killer.

Yes, I recently heard about the Devs "Finishing off" Stonehearth. The Last patch is due December after which there will be no longer dev support for foreseeable future. The studio was bought out recently so they are moving onto other projects. Is the game done? Yes and no, I have recently won a pre-release copy when I visit a stream to check on the status of the game. I am not sure if the game has all the functions.

From experience I can tell you this. In SH you manage a village rather individuals, you can manage each villages manually but they are mostly automated after you assign tasks. The game currently has only 3 factions, more factions were promised in Kickstarter but did not end up in the game, one of the reasons owners are unhappy about. In my opinion this is important, there is modding. Yes, it is moddable and the community actually has a good amount of mods. What my concern is its easier to mod in items but character models might conflict the game with other mods which is often in the case for mods.

This game is a very different experience from Stardew, Portia. You can design, save and build different buildings for your village. Your mission here is to survive the biome with often monster raids and the limit resources. 3 Factions, presumably 3 biomes too certainly can keep you going for awhile. Since its highly moddable at the same time you can freely design any buildings. There is bound to be lots of fun. You select the areas, to farm, mine and even store your resources. There is enough going in the game that keeps you going.

I read in the reviews though that if you reach a later stage in the game but did not mention the amount of days, I presume to be hundreds, the automation of the villages will break and even if you task them to a task, they will stray away. Something like eat, if they do not eat, they will die after depleting their HP. How true this is I am not sure. Like Don't Starve from my experience, you can presumably play endlessly and I have played over a thousand days. As you continue to expand, build and grow, the game slows with you taking more resource from your PC. As much fun as you might be having for games like this you will be having different runs in the game.

Portia is a safe bet of a genre you enjoy. I will say you will enjoy Stonehearth, however it is the game breaking bugs that might run your experience. By that point or number of days, you might want a new challenge. As mentioned about factions, it is limited but if you can enjoy other variations and it is a highly moddable game so you will get a lot of community content. It certainly warrant a try perhaps when you are a little burnout with the Harvest Moon farming genre. A little variation from the genre. I can understand your concern as they were mine too. It has been on my wishlist for awhile and when I noticed the game, it was already in development for awhile. Think I WL it last year.

Warmest Regards + Cheers,
Cruse~

Awesome! Thanks a bunch!
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