Much like the rest of the game, while they maintain their original style, they’ve been updated and given increased fluidity to fit with the modernization of the game.
Honestly, there isn’t a single character, who upon seeing, I didn’t scream, “you’re so freaking cute!”Īlthough, if there’s one aspect of the visuals that is definitely lacking, it’s in the animations. Character portraits have been updated and redesigned from their originals, and each one is FREAKING adorable. The game’s visual style resembles that of Harvest Moon: Magical Melody, using a chibi aesthetic for character models, while the environments have a sort of cartoonish style that goes well with the more cute look. Binary sexuality options is something that has been a bit of an archaic component of Harvest Moon and Story of Seasons games, especially as they moved into the 2010’s, so it’s genuinely heartwarming to see a mainline game in this storied franchise finally being inclusive to EVERYONE. In addition to the characters, Friends of Mineral Town also adds rabbits and Alpacas as animals you can care for.īut the biggest addition is the inclusion of same-sex marriage options.
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For starters, there’s definitely a lot more character events than I remember from the original, breathing so much more life into the narrative of the game, and providing added incentive to talk to, and befriend each character consistently rewarding you with these cute little moments.įurthermore, Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town, not only includes all the original townsfolk, but adds two new characters: a free spirit flower child named Jennifer, and a reserved artistE-and no that’s not a typo, it literally says, “with a capital E,” in his in-game bio-named Brandon. Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town – Review Screenshot Provided by XSEED Gamesīut it isn’t just a simple remake there’s a veritable plethora of new content that adds so much more to the original experience.
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