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Stardew Valley actually stressed me ๐ . I felt like I was always falling behind. And no one wanted to dance with me at the dance :(.
I recommend Sun Haven then. There's no stamina and you can adjust the day to last from 15 mins to 40 mins (although passout time is 12am compared to 2am in SDV) but with the 40 mins per day, I felt a lot less rushed
I can see how it'd do that to someone, I know some people that are in it only to optimize their revenue to squeeze out more golds for instance, and that'd be stressing to me. Personally I don't care about completing the game, at a given time I just try to fill a few objectives, like getting a spouse and finishing the community center bundles, or reaching the deepest in the mines while upgrading my tools... Just free yourself from that FOMO feeling and you'll be better off :)
Gaming is probably the only sphere of my life where I actually experience FOMO. There are several games where I can't resist trying to do EVERYTHING, only to get burde out and leaving the game before I finish it. If I'd just concentrated on the story, I'd probably have finished in half the time, but instead I walk around trying to achieve everything.
I can understand to an extent, to me it's appears a lot in open world games such as Skyrim and to a lesser extent Zelda BotW/TotK. Or maybe it's a hoarding issue hehe ^^'