Despite The Flaws,This Game Keeps Me Playing!
posted by TheApester (MCGREGOR, TX) Jun 7, 2007
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Pertaining to the title,this game is nice to play.I have no reason why.This game has more restrictions than the previous/later installments.No marrige.Fewer land plots.Inheritage.Still,this makes me continue to play it,and get this fun feel everytime I do so.
The plot is simple.Your job is to shield the village from construction,but with no swords,shields,bombs,any of that Zelda-ish stuff.You use your blessed farming techniques,stalks of determination and the seeds of friendship sown on your ramshackle plantation.The plot may be simple,but the game isn't.Well,the controls aren't wrist-rusting,nor do any of the puzzle stretch your mind out of place.But,things don't always come your way,if you don't look everywhere,you might get less,and
decisions can be a bit difficult to make,making you wonder "Is this purchase worthy?"
Still,nothing can come at you more than the graphics.So impressive!This isn't Harvest Moon's
first transmissions into 3-D,but it is the first
of the series that allows you to play from a
behind camera-view rather than an eagle-eye
perspective.The characters are no longer just fat
heads walking around with little dot eyes.They
finally have a more animated,mature skeleton.They
got arms,anime eyes,legs,feet and chests.The game
also has a faster frame rate than most HM games and beyond.The music can get a bit repetitive,but the regular jingle you normally hear in the spring at your farm can be quite catchy and anger-soothing.
Okay,in conclusion,HMStH is a good buy.Maybe you
purchase it all because this has awesome graphics.Or perhaps it a HM game.I'm not particularly a fan of the HM franchise-I normally
prefer knock 'em out fighters,shoot 'em down
shooters,questing adventure/action or cast-your-magic RPG.But,I've been playing the Harvest Moon games for a loooong time,so I'm not quittin' on 'em yet.
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