What else? Oh, the mermaid is pretty, I like her, and there’s a new mine area in the archaelogical site that’s potentially enjoyable, though I don’t enjoy it myself. The dual screens are great for the huge amount of menus that a Harvest Moon game inevitably has, so that’s a colossal improvement thanks to the beauty of the DS system alone. Of course until you’re nice to them they’re pretty lazy, so bribe them early and in person (you can leave them gifts but it doesn’t seem to do much). Another good thing is that you can hire the Harvest Sprites to work for you, which is very helpful, and the easy/fun casino games (matching, poker, blackjack) make it easy to earn the metals they require for payment. You select it from the menu, you hit cook, you cook it, then it says the stats which of course are identical to the recipe you used, then a new screen wherein you have to keep the “new” recipe or the “old” one (note they’re identical still), you select keep old recipe or new since it doesn’t matter, now you’re holding the dish, finally. Another vast improvement is the ability to view recipes for unlocked dishes, though this is kind of counteracted by the fact that it takes forever to cook one dish in the game, even after you’ve unlocked it. One example would be that each bag of seeds contains nine seeds instead of just one, and that vining plants will keep producing fruit if you keep watering them. Let’s start with the good things, because I’m forced to admit that there are some serious improvements over the Gamecube version (because honestly, this is just an expanded version of AWL). As in all the previous games, you are a man, since I guess the idea of making a town with at least one male character who isn’t unacceptably aged or hideous (usually both) is beyond Natsume.
Harvest moon ds plus#
In this game you can marry Flora and Lumina in addition to the three girls from AWL, plus there are four “secret” potential brides: a mermaid, a lovely cave dweller, a witch princess, and the Harvest Goddess.
We’re back in Forget-Me-Not Valley with all of the exact same characters from A Wonderful Life, with the notable exception (praise Jesus) of Tartan. Harvest Moon: DS was that chance – it failed miserably.
Harvest moon ds series#
If you remember correctly, last time I played a Harvest Moon game I said the series would have one more chance to redeem itself before I swore it off entirely.
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