Rune Factory 4 Special

Good game, you can play it for many hours. Problem getting DLC Another Episode in UK as it is a USA release.

No se ha jugado. Aún por que es un regalo de cumpleaños

Je n'avais pas d'attente comme il s'agissait d'un jeu que j'avais très peu entendu parler , s'avère que c'est un jeu de 3ds qui a été remasterisé et ça en vaut le coup . Ce jeu rend rapidement accro , une histoire intéressante et une mécanique de jeu vraiment amusante , j'ai fais l'acquisition de ce jeu il y a 3 semaines et je n'arrive pas à décrocher et à accumuler plus de 65h de jeu déjà et loin d'être terminé. Les personnages sont super attachant aussi

Product safely arrived and i enjoyed the game.

Jogo muito bom

I may be a bit biased since Rune Factory 4 is one of my all-time favorite games, but Special on the Switch just took what was there and polished it so it runs completely smoothly without hiccup while being clean and simple to play even with just one screen on a TV. Upon receiving my Archival Edition I proceeded to play 67 hours in 6 days on the new Hell mode added (which I do not recommend to anyone except those who fully understand the inner workings of the game) which was an absolute blast. The core game is way too easy after you fully understand how it works, so being able to pump up the difficulty even more was like a dream come true to make my overpowered gear relevant. The Archival Edition comes with a Sound Selection CD with the game's music which is pretty much all fun and cheerful. It also comes with an art book with art from all the games in the series as well as fun additional information which was a blast to read through. I pre-ordered this product and could not be happier with what was delivered. I could probably type an entire essay, but I don't think anyone really cares about that. This game combines old-school Harvest Moon style farming with a more modern fast-paced environment and a surprising amount of depth to the farming (including soil health and quality) while also having an extremely customizable crafting system and smooth combat that just feels good to execute. The villagers are almost all enjoyable to be around and provide a fun environment to spend countless hours in as you do everything you find fun. Oh, and it's an RPG where you level up not only your character but also your skills. And there are a lot of skills. There's a skill for walking, eating, bathing, sleeping, throwing, each element of magic, each weapon type, farming, fishing, leadership, bartering, forging, crafting, cooking, every single resist, love (technically an element of magic but deserving of its own slot), and I believe a few others that are eluding me currently. One of my absolute favorite things about Rune Factory is the sheer diversity in skills to level up and approaches to gameplay. One of my friends once talked to me about things and my mind was blown by just how different he's able to play the game. The base game is more than worth 60 dollars, so 40 dollars is an absolute steal and the Archival Edition is also more than worth your money.