Cattle Country Reviews

A western Stardew Valley and I'm addicted. Not a single complaint!

fun game just wont fish i dont understand the mechanic of it so that quest to catch 20 fish wont get completed why cant it be like stardews mechanic i understand that one better

Really enjoying the frontier vibes in this gorgeous game. Chill music, cute stories and fun minigames. Still has a few bugs and needs a little loving.

Isn't possible to play unless you have a keyboard despite the Devs lying and stating that you can play on Steam deck, Asus and the like. Doesn't matter if it's potentially good or not when it isn't playable. Refunded and I'll wait to see if I can find it some other way. They clearly don't care for me so I won't give them my money.

Super cute, super fun. There have been QOL improvements since release (shop hours are listed, townsfolks' locations are shown, etc.) that have had huge positive impact. Could definitely still use some (minor) tweaks for additional accessibility, but great game overall!

fun game, I approached it with little expectations and am happily supprised. Gets me the same feeling as with stardew. Just one more day.... and blink 2 hours have gone by.As a gamer dad I can recommend it. Beware, it's like a black hole time eating little monster.

Red Dead Redemption 2 Meeets Stardew valley in this BANGER! This game SLAPS. The music SLAPS Gameplay? you guessed it.... SLAPS. i haven't gotten this addicted to playing a game since stardew valley. It's all the little things. the amount of animals and stuff to grab. GIVE ME ALL THE STUFFFFFF. Farming, ranchin', Town events, great NPC's to interact with. The mining is a lot of fun, Although i admit i haven't gotten to far down in the mines. Way different experience than stardew valley mining. i could go on and on about this game YOU GOTTA TRY THIS FOR YOURSELF! PLUS! BONUS! The actor who voiced Arthur Morgan in Red dead redemption 2 does some voice lines when you start the game. haven't gotten anymore dialog from him yet but im sure i will in the future! 10 OUTTA 10!

There are a number of things I enjoyed about Cattle Country! Gatherable resources are abundant and diverse (trees for wood/fruit, flowers, mushrooms, grass for hay, etc.), which makes the world feel full and vibrant. I LOVE the mine setup. The art for dawn/morning is breathtaking. What I liked less about Cattle Country is more reflective of my personal gaming style than the game itself, so keep that in mind! I maxed out my mining skill early on and expected to unlock the recipe for dynamite. When I didn't unlock the recipe, I did a little digging online and learned that unlocking the recipe for dynamite is dependent on your relationship with Jeb. I don't spend a lot of time socializing in these types of games, so my relationships with all of the townsfolk are lackluster...which, in some ways, prevents me from advancing in the game. If you enjoy cultivating relationships then this obviously won't be a problem for you. Overall, Cattle Country is a colorful, cute, farming sim with a more robust social scene than I realized! Thank you devs!

Oh my, oh my. I really like the premise of the game – it’s basically Stardew Valley with a little western twist, and I’m into it. I’ve played for about 10 hours and I’m still enjoying the classic grind. But there’s one major issue I want to highlight: progression. Something just feels off about it. 1. Uneven character leveling – I’m still in the first season and I’ve already almost maxed out mining and foraging, yet I haven’t even upgraded my tools once or placed a single new building. 2. Uneven progression in buildings and crafting recipes – It feels like the game assumes I already have a shed and a coop (it gives me recipes that require them), but I simply can’t afford to build them yet. They’re way too expensive early on. 3. Town quests – I can’t complete most of them because I haven’t leveled certain skills or unlocked the required crafting recipes. And I have to wait like 7 days for a quest to reset? Why not refresh them daily like in Stardew Valley? 4. Merchant offers – Why is it possible to buy what seems like the entire content of the game on day one from city vendors? It’s confusing and disappointing because: a) I’m not sure if I should buy these things or if the game will unlock crafting recipes for them later. b) I don’t have enough money yet, and I’m not sure what I should be investing in early on. c) There’s no sense of surprise or discovery when everything is available from the start. And to be honest, this really is just Stardew Valley – it has the museum, gathering, mining, fishing, seasonal events, and more. Which isn’t necessarily a bad thing – I love SV! :) But there’s a lot of work to be done - for example major progression issues mentioned above. I really hope the game stays in active development. To come even close to SV, there’s still a ton of content to add – and I hope you do! Please keep going – there are a lot of SV fans rooting for you! :) And I really enjoy the potential of that game.

great game. BUT I feel like it's not polished enough in terms of characters and quests. all characters have like one line they keep repeating which make them boring and uninteresting. I hope the developers make some improvements to the dialogues in future updates. it's such a waste to neglect such minor yet important aspect of the game when you already have a game with great fundamentals.