Harvest Moon: A New Beginning Review
Ever wanted to lift a building over your head and toss it somewhere else with ease? In Harvest Moon: A New Beginning, there’s more to life than building-cabertoss, but darn it, it’s way too much fun.
Ever wanted to lift a building over your head and toss it somewhere else with ease? In Harvest Moon: A New Beginning, there’s more to life than building-cabertoss, but darn it, it’s way too much fun.
Alpacas, Jersey cows and Suffolk sheep, it’s time for another Harvest Moon! How did RPGamer’s resident Harvest Moon reviewer fare in the land of cute fluffy alpacas? Find out in our staff review.
This review is a quickie. If you’ve played the original, you know what to expect. There is not a ton of new content here, but that doesn’t mean the game’s not good.
RPGamer finally has a review for the timeless classic — Harvest Moon: Island of Happiness. Gaze into this wonderful, excellent, marvelous game in our staff review.
I’m so hungry… I can barely move… I think I’m going to pass out. Unless you give me one of your items, young lady. But not one of your tomatoes, for you see, I get hives. Also stop ringing that bell, it hurts my ears. What day is it again? Oh, Harvest Moon review day, that’s what.
Harvest Moon: Hero of Leaf Valley is like the Karate Kid. Evil Funland is trying to knock the residents down, and it’s your job to pick them back up again. All this game lacks is a token Asian to be Mr. Miyagi.
You have thirty seconds to read this second opinion of Half-Minute Hero. Don’t worry if you’re a slow reader, you can pay me 100G and I’ll reset the timer for you.
Saving the world is a tough job, but it’s even tougher when you’re on the clock. Is this a job worth taking, or should you punch out early?
The world is coming to an end. The question is, will you bring this game with you into the new one, or will you let it waste away with the old?
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