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A hallmark of Story of Season titles is having the ability to upgrade your tools. Upgraded tools across most farming simulation games allow you to not only tackle larger and more difficult tasks, but also consume less energy, giving your more stamina points to work with each and every day. Maximizing stamina is key in maximizing profits, as well as giving you more time to spend doing other things around Mineral Town, like wooing a lucky guy or gal!

If you’ve played Story of Seasons in the past, you know that upgrading your farm and home is one of the key ways you’ll see ‘progression’ in the game. Thankfully, we have all the details on how to get that process started!

Outside of the farming, the other major way to earn money in Friends of Mineral Town is to invest in animals. There are a ton of different animals to get, including different types of cows, sheep, alpacas, a horse, bunnies, and a few different types of chickens. But how do you get these awesome animals? Read on below!

In your first season or two of play, there are a number of things you really want to accomplish to maximize your experience, maximize your funds, and more. Key objectives like upgrading your house, getting a fridge, getting a bigger pack and basket, are just a few of the things you’ll want to accomplish. To get that all done, however, will take some help, and that is where Nature Sprites come in!

When Marvelous and XSeed announced that Friends of Mineral Town was getting a remake on the Nintendo Switch, they promised a slew of changes would be coming to the classic formula - and for a game that is neraly full price, fans were expecting at least a few things to be different from the original, mostly via additional content as opposed to cutbacks. It seems as if the development team has provided us both. As per our preview guidelines, we can only post and talk to a certain point in Year 2, so there might be things missing form this list! Let's dive in!

If you are unfamiliar with the Story of Seasons or Harvest Moon franchises, your first day in the game can be pretty daunting. What do you do? Where do you go? Should you spend a ton of stamina cleaning up your field?

Namco Museum Archives Vol. 1 and 2 are two separate games but because they have a lot of similarities, I am doing a review for them both here. They will each have their own separate review score at the end of this article. Are Namco Museum Archives Vol. 1 and 2 worth checking out? Namco Museum Archives Vol. 1 is a collection of such games as Pac-man, Xevious, Mappy, and more! There are eleven titles in all. Pac-man Championship Edition,…

I had seen some footage of The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel III and didn’t think it looked that great. A demo has been available on the Nintendo Switch eshop for awhile for it but I decided not to download it. Then, one night, I was bored and decided to give it a go. What do I think of the demo? Is The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel III demo any good? The Legend of Heroes:…

I’ve been a fan of the Burnout series for awhile now. I really suck at driving games and tend to, well, crash a lot. So the Burnout series is the perfect racing series for me! And as of today, Burnout Paradise is on the Nintendo Switch! What do I think of the game? Here are my first impressions of Burnout Paradise Remastered for the Nintendo Switch! This is not the first time I’ve played Burnout Paradise. I previously played it…

Darius Cozmic Collection Arcade is a collection of seven arcade Darius games! Are they as good as the console games? Let’s take a look in my review of Darius Cozmic Collection Arcade! Darius Cozmic Collection Arcade only contains seven games, while its console counterpart has nine. I’m going to make a bold statement though: the arcade collection is the better of the two games! Why is the Darius Arcade collection better? This collection has even more options than the console…