Speaking of pace, Hokko Life is a very slow-paced game where you'll spend a long time in each day due to there being no kind of stamina management that forces you to end a day early. However, the fact that Hokko Life doesn't do this means that the player gets to explore the game at their own pace.
If Hokko Life were based off the system clock, it would invite more community involvement as players experience events like the holiday season and bug-collecting challenges at the same time in the real world. Some may prefer this and for others, it might put them off.
In Hokko Life, time is managed by an in-game clock and is not based on the player's system clock at all. The biggest difference between Animal Crossing and Hokko Life is how time works. Having said that, Hokko Life borrows extremely heavily from Animal Crossing down to details like collecting and presenting ancient items found in the ground, a similar system of rewards, and a bug and fish encyclopedia. However, once I started exploring everything that Hokko Life has to offer, I was pleasantly surprised by how the developer has taken the Animal Crossing formula and added in much of what fans have been wanting in the series. Along the way, you'll meet new animals and choose who gets to move in. You play as a human who befriends animals in a small town that you get to shape as your own. Right off the bat when booting up Hokko Life, I was struck by how similar it is to Animal Crossing. 🤩 I don't think my eyes are big enough Vs.
│ Nothing causes more disappointment than hype so at Video Chums, we avoid hyping games prior to playing them for ourselves. Hokko Life has exited its early access stage and is now available on console so let's see how much fun this slow-paced village sim is.
Hokko Life is also available for PS4, and Xbox One Reviewed by Mary Billington playing a Nintendo Switch on Septem🏡
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