I enjoy the concept of providing your population with a variety of food sources, the concept of feeding my whole village with nothing but honey is amusing, though untenable, and the game suggests that each of these food sources provided different nutrients was proposed, but I never noticed much of a difference during the actual game. The game is solidly built with few real bugs and the simulation is interesting to say the least. While sitting down with Life is Feudal Forest Village I couldn’t help but ask myself a very important question: “Am I having fun,” and, in the end, I wasn’t sure. When I’m governing a whole city and trying to improve clothing quality across the board I don’t really notice that Jimmy is the dumbest fisherman, and controlling him directly seems more annoying than useful, especially if his coworkers are competent. I found this to be unnecessary and clunky in most cases. If, for some reason, you feel like you could do someone’s job better than them, you can jump into a character and control them in first person, and even make them work harder. Once you have people set up with something to do, they’ll typically do their thing fairly effectively.
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