For one, the shopkeeper is a pleasant giraffe, rather than a capitalist racoon. You live amongst all these kind animals, crafting, fishing, bug catching, and generally helping improve the little countryside town. Here's Moss: a giraffe that does not seem quite so money-grabbing as his racoon equivalent.Īt first glance, it's hard not to immediately compare the game to Nintendo's popular life sim Animal Crossing. But that sort of cosiness sits within me, and I've used that a bit when making the game." "I didn't go in necessarily thinking, 'Oh, I'm going to make it like this'. The coastline there is extremely beautiful, with all these old little thatched cottages," he says.
"I grew up on the south coast of England. Tatnell tells me that, while the game isn't inspired by any location in particular, the picturesque town and cosy vibes are somewhat influenced by places he's lived. It's all very colourful and cute, with lush tress and a delightful beach - plus it has the sort of peaceful ambient music I could happily listen to for hours on end. Enjoy side activities like fishing and bug catching with more on the way as more updates roll out.īut aside from that, Hokko Life is a well-developed cozy life sim that feels familiar enough to settle right into but has plenty of unique mechanics and creative freedom to keep even seasoned life sim players entertained for many hours of gameplay.Ī bland alternative to a genre-defining game millions of people are very familiar with.When I first played it, I spent a good amount of time just wandering around Hokko.Expand Hokko village by hiring the resident builder, start placing buildings wherever you want in town, you can also customize the interior and exterior of every home in town.
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