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  1. Nov 5, 2019
    37
    In the end, Harvest Moon: Mad Dash disappoints as a Harvest Moon game and as a puzzler. It definitely has some redeeming qualities but they're so minor when compared to the super-easy and humdrum gameplay that I simply can't recommend playing this silly spin-off.
  2. Jan 22, 2020
    20
    Harvest Moon: Mad Dash is not a regular game in the farming RPG series but rather a puzzle-based game...and it does nearly nothing right. Dull, boring, plain, drab... Mad Dash doesn't do the least for the Harvest Moon series and it does nothing for puzzle games either. If it had a decent level of challenge, Mad Dash would have some worth to it but as it is, it should be left alone.
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  1. WOD
    May 9, 2022
    8
    Harvest Moon: Mad Dash is a unique HM game. My sister bought it knowing nothing about the HM series, and we managed to squeeze some fun out ofHarvest Moon: Mad Dash is a unique HM game. My sister bought it knowing nothing about the HM series, and we managed to squeeze some fun out of it. The puzzle aspect is satisfying, the game progressively gets more and more challenging, and even though it's not a traditional HM game, it succeeds at what it sets out to do. It's great for pick-up-and-play if you are just looking for fast-paced fun. The character models look kinda cheap, and the animation is a tad stiff, but those weaknesses don't interfere with the fun factor. I put a few hours into it and I've enjoyed every second. If you want a more traditional HM game with farming sim mechanics, I do not recommend this game. If you are looking for a great pick-up-and-play game with puzzle mechanics and level progression, this one is a treat and I couldn't recommend it enough. Full Review »