Of course, this extends to the farm and town as well, with the ability to shift things around as, again, in A New Beginning. You'll be making your own furniture and making your house suit your personal tastes as well. You can't get new outfits unless you get yourself the proper equipment, i.e. Clothing and hairstyles can be changed once you get into the game. A player can determine their gender and appearance. It seems like it could be a more natural and open space, since a player will be able to mine and gather while inside the park.Ĭustomization will be key in Story of Seasons as well, an element we've also come to expect since A New Beginning. It was a means to be more creative, and Story of Seasons has that with its animals. Think of it as the ability to develop and manage your own little park, and turn a little profit from it to. In Harvest Moon: A New Beginning, players were able to improve their town by creating a Garden Tour. The idea is to help make people feel more like a part of not only the community, but the world in general.Īs is the Safari Tour. Players can manage their own booth, where they can sell products created or acquired throughout the game, and sell and buy to representatives from seven different, fictional countries. Here, there's a trade depot with two selling options. A big focus in that title was the ability for players to sell their wares directly to consumers. Story of Seasons is bringing us home.įor those who are familiar with the Harvest Moon series, let me preface this all by saying Story of Seasons has a bit in common with Grand Bazaar.

Chances can be taken, because we're going to get the game that really matters on March 10, 2015. We were missing a lot of elements that make those virtual, rustic settings feel like home. We've come to expect certain things from our portable, farming sims and that title didn't come through. Harvest Moon: The Lost Valley was a noble attempt on Natsume's part, but it didn't deliver.

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