With how intense and fast-paced the gaming landscape is today, there’s something to be said about games that let you take a break from saving the world to grow a few turnips.While many traditional ...

Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town might sound vaguely familiar, and that’s because it’s a 3D remake of Harvest Moon: Friends of Mineral Town. This much beloved Gameboy Advance title ...

There’s a reason why this Friends of Mineral Town remake doesn’t carry the Harvest Moon name. Long-time series developer Marvelous parted ways with publisher Natsume who kept the Harvest Moon ...

A new Stardew Valley mod brings the farm sim ’s original inspiration to life in as a brand-new expansion, recreating Harvest Moon: Friends of Mineral Town in Stardew Valley down to the marriage ...

Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town is a farming simulator/RPG hybrid that looks and plays much like the classic Harvest Moon games. That's because it is Harvest Moon.

You can pick up Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town on Steam right now for $49.99 / £42.99 / €49.99 - and you can spend a bit extra to play dress-up as livestock, if that's you're thing.

The Harvest Goddess can be found in the spring, which shares the same glade as the Hot Spring and Spring Mine in Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town. The location of The Spring.

Time for a confusing history lesson. Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town is a remake of the 2003 Gameboy Advance classic Harvest Moon: Friends of Mineral town. The Harvest Moon name belongs ...

To unlock the Seaside Cottage in Friends of Mineral Town you need to sacrifice 150 gifts to the Harvest Goddess. This means that for 150 days, that's every day for five seasons, you need to visit ...

Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town is a Game Boy Advance remake (previously known as Harvest Moon: Friends of Mineral Town), that brings the classic farming sim to modern eyes via the ...

Originally released on the Game Boy Advance, Harvest Moon: Friends of Mineral Town represented the first portable experience that felt like the mainline games rather than a pared-down attempt.