The Steam version of Harvest Yuuka, first launched on Nintendo Switch™, is now available. In this Touhou Project farming sim, live a quiet life in Gensokyo with Yuuka Kazami. Grow crops, raise animals, fish, hunt, and craft items or cook at your own pace.
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Harvest Yuuka (Japanese title: 幻想ガーデン物語 / Gensou Garden Monogatari) is a farming-focused life simulation set in the world of Touhou Project. Originally released for Nintendo Switch™, the game is now coming to Steam!
Live alongside Yuuka Kazami, the flower youkai who tends the Sun Field, as you raise crops and animals, fish and hunt across rivers and forests, cook meals, brew potions, and enjoy a slow countryside life through the four seasons of Gensokyo at your own pace.
Farming — Plant, water, and harvest seasonal crops in your own field.
Animal Husbandry — Raise cows, sheep, and chickens for milk, eggs, and more.
Fishing & Hunting — Find rare fish and game across the rivers and forests of Gensokyo.
Cooking & Brewing — Turn your harvest into dishes and useful potions through recipes.
Shops & Crafting — Visit the smith, carpenter, Aya's shop, and more for tools and furniture.
Rich Story Events — Over 178 events bring the residents of Gensokyo to life.
Four Seasons — Each season brings different crops, wildlife, and events.
Yuuka Kazami — The flower youkai who tends the Sun Field. The protagonist of this game.
Medicine Melancholy — A poison doll born from a lily-of-the-valley garden.
Cirno — The cheerful ice fairy known as "⑨".
Wriggle Nightbug — A firefly youkai who commands insects.
...and many other beloved characters from Touhou Project.
Japanese (interface, subtitles)
English (interface, subtitles)
This is the Steam port of Harvest Yuuka, originally released on Nintendo Switch™ (published by Mediascape Co., Ltd.). Enjoy the same cozy farming life adventure now on Steam.
This game is a fan-made work based on Touhou Project.
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Languages: English, Japanese
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