This is due to the fact that you can level up numerous skills quite easily to begin with adding a consistent sense of progression. You'll find yourself partaking in plenty of activities during the day, each one feeling like a worthy diversion of your time.
Shortly into the game you are introduced to the farm here you can plant crops, tending to them to eventually sell for profit, or to use the ingredients during cooking. The main core of the game revolves around a blend of farming, dating and maze-like dungeon crawling. If you stick with the game for a few hours though you'll have a handle on what the town requires and what you can get up to during the day. If cooking and fishing are your thing.Īs it turns out there's a lot of jobs for a Prince(ss) to do and Rune Factory 4 takes its time allowing you to have free rein of your princely duties. Sure, it may be a slog at times, but Rune Factory 4 has a lot to offer.
Those charms are slightly tarnished by the paper-thin plot, uneven pacing, and an under-utilized monarchy system, but even with a few smudges on its noble. It has a plethora of things to do and a variety of ways to do them, and features some lovely graphics and catchy tunes. Watch video Rune Factory 4 is irresistibly charming. Typical JRPG tropes are delivered in quick succession and shortly after the fall you are left with amnesia, soon after this you have become the stand-in Prince(ss) of the town. The game starts you off with an unfortunate question which decides your gender, after this you find yourself aboard an airship and after a scuffle with some thugs, falling towards the town of Selphia.
I was expecting a similar experience to that of Animal Crossing or Harvest Moon but what I found instead, was a game richer, and more diverse in content, allowing numerous hours to slip by unnoticed. // 5th Jan 2015 - 4 years ago // By Rune Factory 4 Review With Rune Factory 4 as my first foray into the series I was pleasantly surprised with the entry.
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