Square Enix’s upcoming farming-sim X motion sport Harvestella was proven off within the newest Nintendo: Treehouse Live.

If you are a part of the venn diagram of followers that sits in between Stardew Valley and Final Fantasy, Harvestella will doubtless be for you. And because of Nintendo, we have been given a pleasant lengthy take a look at the sport. Unsurprisingly, the sport begins with the participant character experiencing a bout of amnesia, as any good sport does, throwing you right into a world the place the seasons are dictated by 4 big crystals, which seems like the standard sort of Final Fantasy affair.

Except uh oh! The fifth season, Quietus, or the season of loss of life, is beginning to unfold all through the world, leaving crops withered and lifeless. As the Treehouse Live fairly quickly explains, one other massive crystal drops from the sky, which is accompanied by an armoured fellow that the solid aren’t fairly positive what to do with.

Most of the showcase is concerning the second chapter you may expertise within the sport although, and the assorted gardening actions you’ll do. This the place the Stardew Valley and Harvest Moon-like parts come into impact, the place you’ll be able to harvest, plant, and water crops.

Vegetables are acquainted, although the apparent carrot substitute, carrop, takes on extra of a fantasy aptitude. In a really related trend to Stardew Valley, there’s just a little chest you’ll be able to place all of your crops into which is able to enable you earn cash on the finish of the day too.

Of course, gardening is not the one factor you may be doing. Players may head out on adventures with numerous social gathering members to tackle numerous monsters and full quite a few quests. Time is a vital factor to maintain observe of too, as you won’t have the ability to get every part carried out in at some point in case you do not plan out your in-game day very nicely.

The stream more-or-less ends with a boss struggle towards a unicorn, as you do, which unlocks the mage class, as soon as once more some fairly normal JRPG motion.

The full stream goes into some higher element concerning the ins-and-outs of the sport, and has some Splatoon 3 gameplay too in case you fancy some squid-kid shenanigans.