
Trek across beaches, the desert, and even a volcano in the latest entry into the long-running Harvest Moon series! The Harvest Goddess has gone missing, and it's up to you to help bring her back! Along the way, you'll come across cows, sheep, camels, and even reindeer!
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Languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese
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Avendo giocato ad alcuni harvest moon su ps2, sono tornato iniziando con questo, e devo dire che è stata una brutta delusione, il gioco sembra spoglio, privo di anima e soprattutto con tante piccole meccaniche, tolte e rinserite in modo maldestro e poco funzionale. Se cercate un harvest moon degno del suo nome, non iniziate da questo. Sconsiglio.
Très déçue ! Dès les premières minutes, c'est l'ennui total, on plante, on va dormir (durée de la journée de ferme en jeu : 2h), peu de choses à faire sur le début. Le monde est vide. Première fois que je joue à un jeu de la License, mais de mon point de vue, ne mérite pas son prix comparé aux autres jeux sur le marché.
Es un juego interactivo, progresivo en un ambiente muy natural. Agradable a los sentidos. Atrapante y con cierto grado de exigencia. Te enseña a administrar recursos y tiempo. Me gusta mucho.
A nice little game for those who enjoy development with story mode games.
nix geht
Lets just say you need a controller to play this game.
Got this game in a bundle with two other Natsume Harvest Moon games and it's actually pretty decent if you get it cheap. I got this, Winds of Anthos and Light of Hope in a bundle for $10, or about $3.33 each. I was surprised by how well some of the characters are written. It's not ground breaking or anything. I wouldn't go into this expecting Trio of Towns or even Harvest Moon: Grand Bazaar levels of writing but I think some of the characters are written well enough for me to gravitate towards one of them for their personality. The gameplay is also kind of fun. Each town has their own "season," so you can go from town to town and get different crops from all kinds of seasons, including rare "hybrids" that grows when you plant a crop from one season in a different season. Having to manage being able to survive extreme heat or cold while working on getting fitting clothes is also pretty satisfying. Keep in mind that this is coming from somebody who finds inventory organization in Resident Evil games satisfying. I 100% would NOT buy the game for $50, but if you can get it cheap like I did I think it's worth the try.
I was really loving the game, and I would love to be able to recommend it to others. I even bought some DLC 18 hours in. HOWEVER, I got to a point in the game where I finally had all 6 medallions, tried streaming it on Discord to my boyfriend, and the game crashed and froze my PC. This kept happening multiple times, even if I wasn't streaming on Discord. I couldn't find any information on what to do online, and even followed tutorials on how to resolve errors or warnings listed in the Event Viewer. (It was probably my fault for messing with my computer too much, but I even ended up reinstalling Windows, and this issue continued to happen.) It even crashed when trying to stream it from my boyfriend's laptop. Additionally, other reviews mentioned that this game is not optimized well for the computer at all. If you do end up buying this game, get a controller with it. The controls are an absolute nightmare. I'm super heartbroken that the game won't work to be honest. TLDR: I wouldn't buy this for pc. Buy it on console and buy it on sale.
The reviews for this game aren't terribly fair. Mostly true, but not fair. Not when Winds of Anthos has such good reviews. Why? They are the same game. The same wide spread map the same running forever to get somewhere. The same sprites that drop seeds. Even Dr. Jr. is the same. I know harvest moon games are all quite similar, but even the stories were too similar to make it worth buying both games. I know other games cross characters and all, I'm saying it isn't taking pieces from other titles, just made two exactly the same. I'd say buy the one for the best deal and you'll be playing both. If I hadn't played the other game and just this one, it would have been enjoyable. Edit: I have to say I did get this game on a huge sale, so I changed my recommendation for this game based on the price tag. It is WAY too much money for the EXACT same game as HM:WoA. The only difference is the npc's in this game are barely better than the ones in HM:WoA. Both have horrible npc's with little personality than the locations they are found in. And being on the beach isn't a personality trait.
It is addicting
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