Harvest Moon: One World Headed to Xbox One - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 07 April 2021 / 3,980 Views
Natsume president and CEO Hiro Maekawa announced Harvest Moon: One World will launch for the Xbox One in the US, alongside the previously announced Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 versions.
The Xbox One version doesn't have a release date yet, while the other two versions will launch in North America on March 2, and for the Switch in Europe on March 5.
"Harvest Moon: One World is the biggest Harvest Moon game in its history having wide areas and exciting villages to explore while experiencing a farming life," Maekawa said. "Harvest Moon: One World will also be available for the Xbox One in the U.S., with a release date announcement in the near future."
Here is an overview of the game:
Before the Harvest Goddess disappeared from this world, she imbued the tiny Harvest Wisps with the knowledge of various seeds, thus ensuring the various fruits and vegetables of the world would not be lost. Using the power given to these Harvest Wisps, you’ll unlock various seeds as you progress through the game! But the Harvest Wisps can be tricky to find, as they all appear at different times and places. You’ll need to use your noggin to make sure to seek as many as you can of them out!
Can you imagine a world without tomatoes, strawberries, or even cabbage? That’s the situation players will find themselves in in the latest entry in the Harvest Moon series, Harvest Moon: One World. Only an old book gives hints of what once was… Buoyed by a mysterious discovery, however, players will find themselves setting out on an adventure that spans not only their hometown but the whole world! What kind of people and places await? From the gorgeous beaches of Halo Halo to the snowy mountains of Salmiakki, there’s literally an entire world to explore!
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Just another reminder, the harvest Moon we used to know is now named STORY OF SEASONS in the west.
This harvest Moon is just natsume using the name they own to sell crappy content based on confusion.
Harvest Moon is no more harvest Moon. It's Story of seasons.
You're right though it's too bad that the Story of Seasons games come out just for Switch/PC. So I either get a lousy Harvest Moon or no Harvest Moon, lol.
Well with Anilal Crossing, Story of seasons , rune factory and others from the same genre that might be exclusive on switch, you need to think about getting the console hhh.
But if the switch library doesn't interest you, you can still compensate for that by playing stardew valley.
reminder that harvest moon isn't harvest moon.
go play story of seasons
As commenters are saying, this is a fake Harvest Moon game. A company called Natsume stole the trademark through some legal shenanigans in the US - because they registered it there when they localized the original there. Even though they don't own the product they registered the trademark for.
As is said, Story of Seasons is the new title for Harvest Moon, and Rune Factory is the proper spinoff.
Any new game you see called "Harvest Moon" is a cheap imitation and they're attempting to trick their audience. Many reviewers have fallen for it not understanding the game isn't related to Story of Seasons, and wonder why these newer ones suck so much.
