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I would imagine the graphical improvements seen in some other versions of the game won’t be found here, but perhaps I am wrong. You also get some Anniversary Edition-specific things like new quests, characters, gear, and items. So what do you get? Well, first of all you get all the Creation Club add-ons and extras like fishing, survival mode, some Morrowind-inspired goodies, and a ton of other goodies.
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This kind of dropped out the sky, didn’t it? This is available as a stand-alone purchase for $69.99 or as an upgrade DLC for existing Skyrim owners for $19.99. SwitchArcade Score: 3.5/5 New Releases The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition ($69.99 or $19.99 Upgrade) I enjoyed my time with this blend of elements from Animal Crossing and Story of Seasons. Right now, I can only recommend it with the caveat about technical issues and assuming you like the aesthetic. The developers have said that they are still working on the game and bringing more to it, and Hokko Life has the potential to be much better on Switch. The long load times and performance issues even in early parts hold it back. In its current state, I’d recommend picking up Hokko Life on another platform over Nintendo Switch if you have the option. The sound design in general is also very well done. I hope it is sold separately because I checked iTunes and Steam after playing for an hour to buy the soundtrack and couldn’t find it. Hokko Life‘s soundtrack is lovely and one of the highlights of the experience alongside the visuals. Hopefully these can be improved in updates. The performance isn’t as bad as Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town, but it isn’t perfect right now.
I’m also not happy with the load times on Switch when you move in and out of locations. Speaking of leaving early access, Hokko Life still has a few glitches with placement and movement.
I got used to it, but still feel like some of the villagers don’t look the part for the game.
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Having left early access and hit 1.0 to launch on PC and consoles, Hokko Life has one aspect that will turn some off, the aesthetic. The freedom in-game and openness of how you approach specific tasks means you might miss or not unlock something important until later on. I hope future updates can improve the pacing or unlock times for specific abilities though. There’s even the ability to share your designs and get others. The real draw in Hokko Life as a life sim, is how creative you can be with your crafting and customization across the board. One thing to note early on, is that Hokko Life isn’t reliant on the real time clock like Animal Crossing is, letting you actually play when you want without being forced to do specific things at different times of the day.
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You begin in a new village doing basic tasks for the villagers but have a lot of freedom with how to progress. Hokko Life from developer Wonderscope and publisher Team17 is a farming life simulation game that blends elements of Animal Crossing and Story of Seasons together with its own charm and focus on different customization and crafting elements.
I adored Animal Crossing: New Leaf and while New Horizons wasn’t great at launch, it improved considerably with updates. When Hokko Life was revealed, it looked like another interesting take on the formula, but one that was clearly inspired by Nintendo’s behemoth Animal Crossing franchise of games. That may have been a problem for some, but I love life and farming simulation games. If you watched the recent Nintendo Direct, a lot of people were joking about how everything was a farming or life simulation game.
Let’s get digging! Reviews & Mini-Views Hokko Life ($19.99) A Thursday review? That’s un-possible! Believe it, friends. Oh, and our pal Mikhail has a review for us of the quirky Hokko Life. Beyond the many new release summaries, we’ve also got the usual lists of new and outgoing sales. There’s a little here for everyone, but sim game fans are eating particularly well today. In today’s article, we have a bunch of new releases to check out with the spearhead being The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition. Hello gentle readers, and welcome to the SwitchArcade Round-Up for September 29th, 2022.
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