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Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns - Nintendo 3DS
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- Best-selling farming/life-sim game of all time returns - Series producer Yoshifumi Hashimoto returns with veteran Bokujo Monogatari team to create the biggest adventure yet in this beloved series
- Extensive customization - After creating unique farmer avatars, players work and play their way through three towns in search of ways to decorate their homes and take care of their crops and animals
- Three towns, one world - Players acquire rare crops, decorations, and furniture, then can connect with other players to trade, or try enhancing them through a magic pedestal in the multiplayer world
- Heart-throbbing romance - Build relationships with bachelors and bachelorettes; if players see each of those stories through, they can propose, get married, and even start their own families
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Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns - Nintendo 3DS
Trio of Towns is a fresh entry in the ‘Bokujo Monogatari' series, a long-standing farming/life simulation franchise. After creating a customized character, players can live out a new life by cultivating their favorite fruits and vegetables while expanding and filling their farm with their choice of animals. Players can explore three different towns, each with their own regional crops, animals and flavor, in search of new ways to grow his or her farm and friendships. Players can also connect to one another, locally or via internet, to chat and trade useful items.
Extensive character and farm customization
After creating unique farmers based on each player’s preference of gender, hair style, skin tone and facial features, players can work and play their way through the three different towns in search of new ways to customize their home, crops and animals. Players can also bring home all kinds of decorations for their property, which provide various benefits, and can generate in-game income through all kinds of facilities, tools and business plans.
Three towns, one world
As players acquire rare crops, decorations, and furniture in and around the three towns, they can connect with other players to trade them. They can even take a crack at enhancing the items they trade by placing them on a magic pedestal, within the multiplayer world, and trying their luck.
A heart-throbbing romance heats up the peaceful farm life: A variety of eligible bachelors and bachelorettes from all walks of life inhabit the three towns. Over time, players can build relationships with them through conversations, gifts, festivals, and special events. Every bachelor or bachelorette has his or her own story, and if the player sees that story through, they can propose, get married, and start a family together.
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STORY OF SEASONS: Trio of Towns is a fresh new entry in the 'Bokujo Monogatari' series, a long-standing and top-selling farming/life-simulation franchise. After creating a customized character, players can live out a new life by cultivating their favorite fruits and vegetables while expanding and filling their farm with their choice of animals. For the first time in the series, players can explore three different towns, each with their own regional crops, animals, and flavors, in search of new ways to grow their farms and friendships. Players can also connect to one another, locally or via internet, to chat and trade useful items.
Product information
Style:US Packaging| ASIN | B01IFFA2YU |
|---|---|
| Release date | February 28, 2017 |
| Customer Reviews |
4.7 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank |
#27,482 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
#393 in Nintendo 3DS & 2DS Games |
| Pricing | The strikethrough price is the List Price. Savings represents a discount off the List Price. |
| Product Dimensions | 0.5 x 5.4 x 4.9 inches; 3.2 Ounces |
| Binding | Video Game |
| Rated | Everyone 10+ |
| Item model number | 81708 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 3.2 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Xseed |
| Date First Available | July 8, 2016 |
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Let me begin with a little introduction of the plot:
You start off as a girl or boy who decides to become an independent farmer. The reason: Due to your father's job, your family is moving around too often, and you want to settle down. Although your father disapproves, he still sends you to his younger brother to teach you how to become a successful farmer. That's when your real adventure begins.
Unlike the previous Story of Seasons games, you can choose personality types that can benefit you (such as animal lover, fisher, sports enthusiast, tycoon, charmer), depending on what you pick. This is not only helpful, but also enjoyable. There are also part time jobs that improve your relationship with the townsfolk and can help you earn some more money. This keeps you busy throughout the game, although the jobs are quite repetitive, to be honest. At least it's easier to increase friendship levels compared to previous games, and you can also have access to more items.
There is also an option that features a multiplayer mode utilizing both local (for nearby friends) and internet connection. This allows you to receive items, some of them are quite rare.
The festivals haven't changed much in terms of content, but the depiction and presentation are different. The basic procedures such as shipping, remodeling, furniture, growing crops and raising livestock are generally just about the same way. One significant addition in this section is the diversity of pets.
Ultimately, the most interesting feature of the game are the three different towns. Each town has its own unique traditions, design and people. They are all equally beautiful in their own way, and the illustration aspect of the game is amazing. The cheerful background music also fits the themes of the towns. Even the weather has been taken into consideration, and depending in which town or area you are, it can be different.
Overall, as a long time "Harvest Moon" (now Story of Seasons) fan, I can definitely say that this game has so far been a great and refreshing experience. Whether you are a "Seedling" to the franchise or a "Veteran", this game will surely make you daydream about having your own little farm in real life!
By Alina on March 2, 2017
Let me begin with a little introduction of the plot:
You start off as a girl or boy who decides to become an independent farmer. The reason: Due to your father's job, your family is moving around too often, and you want to settle down. Although your father disapproves, he still sends you to his younger brother to teach you how to become a successful farmer. That's when your real adventure begins.
Unlike the previous Story of Seasons games, you can choose personality types that can benefit you (such as animal lover, fisher, sports enthusiast, tycoon, charmer), depending on what you pick. This is not only helpful, but also enjoyable. There are also part time jobs that improve your relationship with the townsfolk and can help you earn some more money. This keeps you busy throughout the game, although the jobs are quite repetitive, to be honest. At least it's easier to increase friendship levels compared to previous games, and you can also have access to more items.
There is also an option that features a multiplayer mode utilizing both local (for nearby friends) and internet connection. This allows you to receive items, some of them are quite rare.
The festivals haven't changed much in terms of content, but the depiction and presentation are different. The basic procedures such as shipping, remodeling, furniture, growing crops and raising livestock are generally just about the same way. One significant addition in this section is the diversity of pets.
Ultimately, the most interesting feature of the game are the three different towns. Each town has its own unique traditions, design and people. They are all equally beautiful in their own way, and the illustration aspect of the game is amazing. The cheerful background music also fits the themes of the towns. Even the weather has been taken into consideration, and depending in which town or area you are, it can be different.
Overall, as a long time "Harvest Moon" (now Story of Seasons) fan, I can definitely say that this game has so far been a great and refreshing experience. Whether you are a "Seedling" to the franchise or a "Veteran", this game will surely make you daydream about having your own little farm in real life!
In a lot of ways, I feel like this game really improved a lot of things since Story of Seasons. It does get off to kind of a slow start in my opinion and at first I was worried that I would get bored but I was proven completely wrong. Once the ball starts rolling things get really interesting!
The art style (?) of the characters in this game are a bit odd. I didn't like the designs for the bachelors at all at first but the actual characters themselves are very likable and interesting! I had a REALLY hard time deciding who to settle down with after getting to know the marriage candidates. But it's not just the bachelors and bachelorettes that are interesting, the other villagers are endearing too. I found myself spending a lot of my time greeting and talking to everyone just to see what they had to say. I personally have already completed all the main story goals and have gotten married but I am STILL playing! I usually lose interest at this point but something keeps drawing my back and I honestly think it's because of the effort they put into their characters. One of my own goals now is to unlock all of the villager's friend events.
The main story goals are very manageable and feel rewarding after being completed. I blasted through them on my play through mostly without help from trading (STUPID ROSEMARY).
Tips I would have:
- HOARD. HOARD EVERYTHING. Rocks, twigs, weeds, even scrap ore, which you will have a use for in completing one of the main story goals!!!! Especially forgeable herbs like thyme and rosemary (though you probably won't start finding these until Yr 2 you WILL NEED THEM)
- In the beginning, you have pretty early access to the mining nodes for gems and stuff that you can sell for quick money, but once you start making consistent G on your own, hoard all gems too.
- Livestock are hard work but they will MAKE YOU RICH. I have one of each of all the animals you can buy. Lemme tell you. I have over 10mill G right now in Fall Yr 2. Yes you read that right. 10mill. And counting. I don't even know what to spend it on at this point! I personally like caring for my livestock. Some people don't. But it is worth it. Especially when you get them producing 20 products a pop and + products on top of that. My buffalo's gold milk sells for so much it's not even funny. Also, YOU DO NOT HAVE TO LET YOUR ANIMALS OUTSIDE EVERYDAY. This is something I wish I knew when I started the game as it would have saved me a lot of time. The benefits for letting them outside are minuscule. As long as you keep them fed, brush them, and keep the barns clean they will stay happy and stress-free. If you have herding animals, let them do all the hard work. In yr 2 a tool is sold that lets you herd your animals in and out instantly. Wait until you get this if you really want to herd your animals. Don't waste time pushing livestock in and out like I did.
- another pro tip about livestock: don't upgrade your wool/fur producing animals to S product quality rank unless you have a bunch of normal wool/fur saved up. Normal wool/fur is required for some clothing and I think some farm circles and cannot be substituted with wool+/fur+ (unlike making normal cloth which can be made from wool+/fur+). I learned this the hard way when I accidentally got my rabbit to S rank and I was 1 regular fur short of an article of clothing I wanted -__-
- there are great online resources and other helpful tips as well as forums for this game. Fogu is a great site to use as a guide and as a forum for trading requests or talking/asking questions. Thonky is another one, though some of the names of items may be off since it's translated from the Japanese version of the game. Use them if you ever are lost or need help.
All in all, amazingly addictive game! A great addition to the Story of Seasons family! Can't wait to see what else they have in store for this franchise. ^^
Top reviews from other countries
Así que cuando me enteré que XSEED iba a sacar la misma IP japonesa pero con un nuevo nombre (Story of Seasons) para competir contra las localizaciones de Natsume, y vi que la pura portada para el nuevo juego por fin tenía arte bonito y parecido a los juegos de antaño, me emocioné. Compré el Story of Seasons pasado y por fin re-nació mi amor por esos juegos que tanto me divirtieron cuando era niña.
Story of Seasons es muy bueno, pero Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns es completamente adictivo y superior a su predecesor, simplemente porque hay muchas cosas más que hacer. El gameplay es muy sencillo: Eres alguien que tiene sueños de algún día vivir de una granja, así que retas a tu papá y a tu familia para demostrar que puedes vivir de tus sueños y te vas a vivir a una. Debes aprender a cuidar a tus animales y plantas, a ganar dinero haciendo todo tipo de actividades, ya sea de tus actividades de agricultura o participando en los festivales de los pueblos, haciendo trabajos de medio tiempo, entre muchos otros. Como en las entregas pasadas no todo es arduo trabajo, el juego también ofrece la posibilidad de hacerte amigo de los habitantes de los pueblos, participar en celebraciones y eventos especiales dependiendo de tu nivel de amistad con ellos. Incluso puede casarte con algunos de ellos, tener hijos y obtener la vida de rancho feliz que siempre quisiste.
Tenía miedo por el nombre, ya que me temía que la dinámica fuera parecida a Harvest Moon: Tale of Two Towns en donde hay dos pueblos: uno ganadero y otro agricultor y para tener una granja exitosa debías estarte cambiando entre los dos pueblos, lo cual resultaba bastante tedioso. Por fortuna Trio of Towns no funciona así y tú tienes tu propia granja y haces negocios con tres mini pueblos temáticos (Uno de vaqueros, otro japonés y uno hawaiano.)
No entiendo por qué las entregas de XSEED y de Natsume son tan diferentes, ya que son exactamente la misma IP japonesa, pero por experiencia personal Story of Seasons es mucho mejor que cualquier Harvest Moon de los nuevos. Es un juego para niños pero yo como adulta también disfrute por lo sencillo pero divertido, entretenido y retador.
If you like Harvest Moon games, this one is just as good and goes beyond. I love it.











