And later on, capturing monsters as pets to keep in your farm is not unlike ranching. Players are immediately introduced to the garden behind their castle home, where they’ll plant and tend to crops, selling them for profit. Those that have played games from Natsume’s other top franchise, Harvest Moon, will instantly feel familiar with a lot of Rune Factory 4‘s early gameplay. Wow, I need to fall out of an airship some time! Ventuswill gives you a home in her castle, the prince lets you use his name, and your servants are there for anything else needed. The prince lets you act as royalty in his place while you work to get your memory back.
But when that royalty, a prince, does show up, it turns out that he’s looking for some time off. She mistakes you for royalty that was expected to visit the town.
The town you land in, Selphia, just happens to be protected by one of the four legendary dragons, Ventuswill.Īs luck would have it, Ventuswill really likes you and sees something in you, even with your total lack of memory. No worries, though, as you fall into a pretty nice situation. The hero’s (a boy or girl, your choice) body doesn’t suffer, but their memory does.
You are literally dropped into the world of Rune Factory 4 after falling out of an airship - an accident happens on the way to delivering an important item. Look, I love the Animal Crossing franchise, but if you want to get lost in a world, Rune Factory 4 has so much more to offer. But Rune Factory 4 has several aspects that Animal Crossing: New Leaf does not, including a storyline, action-RPG gameplay, dungeons to explore, and even mates to date and eventually marry. For one, they both suck you in and manage to somehow entertain with their seemingly endless supplies of ordinary tasks, including farming and talking to weirdos.
There are a few similarities between Nintendo’s charming world and Natsume’s flagship title. Some have compared Rune Factory to Animal Crossing.
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