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Harvest Moon: Tale of Two Towns Reviews
| 26 of 27 people found the following review helpful  Decent, better than GB, = Fun: Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Harvest Moon: Tale of Two Towns (Video Game) This game is a definite improvement over Grand Bazaar, but it's still not up to the quality of tree of tranquility or animal parade. To summarize, you're a novice farmer tasked with uniting two feuding villages using the power of...cooking. Yeah, IDGI either, but hey, HM isn't about the plot. When you start out the game you pick from one of the two villages: Bluebell - which has a larger barn but TINY fields, so you focus more on animals. Or Konohana - which has TONS of fields, but a tiny barn so you can only keep 5 animals. Ever. Period. The barn in Konohana never expands, just the fields. And vice versa for bluebell.The towns really vary in visual appeal. Bluebell is a rustic European style town and Konohana is a feudal Japan styled town. Besides that, both have general stores, and a horse/pet store. Bluebell has the feed/livestock store and Konohana has the seed store. You can travel between both towns, but before you get the owl it takes 3+ in game hours to run between... Read more 38 of 43 people found the following review helpful  Some Nice Touches Can't Save It Overall., = Fun: This review is from: Harvest Moon: Tale of Two Towns (Video Game) I've been torn whether to give this game a 2 or 3 due to the disappointment this has become. Let me begin...from the beginning.Story: You coming to a town and your horse is spooked and ends up crashing. The 2 mayors from Konohama and Bluebell find you. You then proceed to choose which town to live and work in. Konohama is geared towards raising crops, while Bluebell is all about animals. I won't spoil much more, but the progress in the game is based off patching things up between the 2 towns through Cooking Contests. *Note: You can change towns from the 23rd to 31st of each season, so it's not a big deal if you don't like your initial choice* Characters: They are bland. They are very similar to ones found in Grand Bazaar. On a side not, the Harvest Goddes is back in this one. She wants you to help patch things up between the villages and whatnot. She also tells you when you've done certain things in the game, like catching 50 fish through... Read more 5 of 5 people found the following review helpful  Natsume doesn't let down!, By = Fun: This review is from: Harvest Moon: Tale of Two Towns (Video Game) When I first heard about the new game I couldn't wait, and I definitely wasn't let down! The new game wonderful, plenty of wild animals to befriend, bears, foxes, mice, ducks, birds,etc. You also have plenty of new things to plant like; Carnations, Marguerites, Pink Roses, Casablancas, watermelons, red roses, blue roses, white roses, sun flowers, Gerbera, Nadeshiko, Daikon,Bok Choy, Gentian, and snow Drops. Everyone in the towns either bluebell or Kohana love flowers. though they often ask for snow drops when you might not have any. You also have new items to Forage for! basically; Bamboo, plums, apricots, brown mushroom, coral mushroom, trumpet mushroom, and blueberries of course you get to forage for all the normal stuff like; chamomile, mint, lavender, bamboo shoots, shimeji, chestnuts, walnuts, shitake and poisonous mushrooms and weeds. of course you have the new Animals. The Alpaca and Honey Bees. as well as the Cows, sheep, and Chickens as well as the dogs and cats... Read more |
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Product Description
Konohana and Bluebell villages were once great neighbors until a huge dispute erupted between them over FOOD! Yes, food. They were both certain that their cooking was the best. This bitter feud has divided the once-close towns, turning neighbors into enemies! As a new farmer to the area, it's up to you to choose which village to live in. Will it be Eastern-styled Konohana with its abundant fields of crops, or animal-friendly, European-styled Bluebell? Pick a home, build a thriving farm, and compete in a huge variety of festivals. Develop your skills enough, and you might even find a way to bring these two towns together once again!
Amazon.com Product Description
Harvest Moon: Tale of Two Towns is a Life Simulation Role-playing Game (RPG) for Nintendo DS. The game features classic Life Sim gameplay involving farming, the raising and care of animals and eventual marriage. Additional features include an all-new storyline involving the player in an ongoing rivalry between two towns, the ability to play as either a boy or a girl, an in-game quest bulletin board system, wireless functionality allowing you to visit friends in-game fields, new in-game activities and more.
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Mend the Broken Relationship Between Two Towns
Konohana and Bluebell villages were once the friendliest of neighbors. Then a huge dispute erupted between them, over all things, food. Both towns were certain that their cooking was the best in the world. This fierce food feud has transformed the two happy neighbors into the bitterest of rivals. Eventually the harvest goddess steps in and collapses the tunnel connecting the towns. After years have past the goddess reconsiders and decides that the breach between the two villages should be mended and that you are the best hope to do it.
As a new farmer to the area, you choose which village to live in. Will it be Eastern-styled Konohana with its abundant fields of crops, or the animal-loving, European-styled Bluebell? Pick a home, build a thriving farm, and compete in a huge variety of festivals. Develop your skills enough, and you might even find a way to bring these two towns together once again.
New Activities
Along with the classic Harvest Moon farming, animal husbandry and spouse searching activities Harvest Moon: Tale of Two Towns features a variety of new and expanded activities. Some of these include: the ability to dig ditches to water crops, and use a horse and move crops and other items to market, mining for profit, festivals that focus on cooking and a message board system to receive quests from townsfolk.
Key Game Features
- Harvest Moon: Tale of Two Towns contains classic Harvest Moon Life Simulation RPG gameplay that fans adore
- Choose from two different villages, each with their own shops, villagers, and festivals with the added ability to move to the other town
- Choose to play as a boy or as a girl
- Grow crops, raise livestock, woo a spouse and start a family
- New animal the alpaca
- Visit your friends' fields using local wireless or Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection
- Additional activities like: horse and cart functionality to haul items, festival competitions and mining and fishing for in-game profit
- In-game message board feature at which you can receive tasks done for townsfolk
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- Classic Harvest Moon Life Simulation RPG gameplay for Nintendo DS revolving around farming, animal husbandry and starting a family
- New animal the alpaca
- Visit your friends' fields using local wireless or Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection
- New activities like: horse and cart functionality to haul items, festival competitions and mining and fishing for in-game profit
- In-game message board feature at which you can receive tasks done for townsfolk
- Choose from two different villages, each with their own shops, villagers, and festivals!
- Choose to play as a boy or as a girl!
- Grow crops, raise livestock, woo a spouse, and start a family!
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