Harvestella for Switch mixes JRPG with Stardew Valley and is coming in 2022
Harvestella could mix the relaxed gardening with exciting fights.
Stardew Valley has a problem: the fights just don’t play very well. But how would you like a relaxed farming sim, where you can also complete action-packed battles reminiscent of Final Fantasy and Co? Then Harvestella might just be the right thing for you. This is where JRPG meets life simulation and the whole thing looks varied and promising. It also sounds like it because, among other things, people are involved who have already worked on the Final Fantasy and Tales of series.
Harvestella combines farming sim with JRPG
That’s what it’s about: In Harvestella we found a new existence in the small town of Lethe. There we can start growing our own vegetables, meet people, pet animals and so on. In addition, the seasons change, but there is not only spring, summer, autumn and winter, but also a nasty, deadly, fifth season called Silentium. She covers the land with darkness and ruin.
Check out the trailer for Harvestella:
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Harvestella – Gameplay Trailer introduces the mix of Stardew Valley and Final Fantasy
So we not only (but also) set out to explore the world and collect materials, but also want to solve the mystery of the mysterious silent season solve and save the world a bit at the same time. That means we’re dealing with an expansive world full of monsters to fight. The goal is the four large crystals that determine the seasons in Harvestella.
In order to strengthen ourselves for our adventures, we can, for example, do a lot with the grown food prepare treats. There is an option to fishing and the most diverse to grow vegetables. Of course, this not only needs to be sown, but also watered and cared for before we can harvest and process it.
Last, but not least, we bond with the residents of Lethe in Harvestella, get to know them and team up with them. There should certainly be one or the other quest giver and to top it all off, we are allowed to do it too pet animals.
From Final Fantasy and Tales of creators: Among others, concept artist Isamu Kamikokuryo (Final Fantasy 12) and musician Go Shiina (Tales of series) are involved in Harvestella. Incidentally, the title was already announced on the last Nintendo Direct Mini and here you can find more content from the show:
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When is Harvestella coming out? You don’t have to wait much longer. The release is announced for November 4th and will then take place on the Nintendo Switch and the PC via Steam. So you can play Harvestella perfectly on the go on the Switch or the Steam Deck.
What do you think of Harvestella? Would you like this mix?
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