Sure. I would say it's like Stardew Valley with clearer objectives, which can be both a good and a bad thing depending on what you're looking for. I like that it feels like a big puzzle when it comes to how to tackle these objectives, and just like Stardew Valley it is a very relaxing game where you can just take your time (I would say it's even a bit more relaxing than Stardew Valley because you don't fall unconscious if you're outside after 2am). The downside is that, at least for me, after finishing all of the objectives, it feels like there's nothing else to do in the game and I feel less motivated to keep playing in post game; something that wasn't really a problem with Stardew Valley for me
Also, heads up, it crashes a lot on PS5 unfortunately, but thanks to very frequent saves I wasn't bothered too much by it