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Oh, don’t forget to bring some insect repellent!

You can go down the mountain path on a skateboard, use a zipline to cross gaps, pick up mushrooms, meet wild animals (watch out for that bear!), and more. The choice at the beginning of the game isn’t an “all or nothing” one!īesides the two villages, there’s also mountains for you to explore. Alternatively, if you choose Konohona, you will also be able to raise animals. As expected, the kind of crops that grow depends on the season.īy the way, Marvelous specifies that even if you choose to live in Bluebell, you will be able to grow crops.

Konohona: a village where various crops can be grown: radish, cabbage, lettuce, and more.

You can also get wool from sheep and alpaca. You can get various products from them, such as milk, eggs, cheese, and more.

Bluebell: a village where many animals (cows, sheep, etc.), can be found.

Here’s additional details about both villages: In order to make your farm grow bigger, you will need to regularly visit both villages, no matter which one you end choosing. At the beginning, you have to chose in which one you want to live: the former is focused on animals, while the latter is focused on crops. Indeed, Marvelous just made an official announcement, sharing some details, some screenshots, and even a first trailer.Īs mentioned yesterday, Harvest Moon: The Tale of Two Towns + will be released on December 14th in Japan, and will cost 3 980 Yen + taxes (quite cheaper than the regular third-party Nintendo 3DS game).Īs the title of the game implies, Harvest Moon: The Tale of Two Towns + takes place in two different villages: Bluebell and Konohona.

We assumed the game would be properly revealed on Thursday, on the same day the latest issue of Famitsu is released, but it looks like we will not have to wait until then. Yesterday, we found out from Famitsu leaks that Marvelous was working on a Nintendo 3DS version of Harvest Moon: The Tale of Two Towns (originally released on Nintendo DS), called Harvest Moon: The Tale of Two Towns +.