This control style has received some mixed reactions from the player community, but if done right, it can be just as solid as a control pad or joystick. All movement and player actions will be controlled through the touch screen, while the D-Pad will be used for menu selection. New to the series for the first time is the control setup, which is similar to the one used in Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass. With this feature in place, hard work will be rewarded and will definitely help increase the already abundant replay value. Taking this a step further, Island of Happiness will also introduce an online farming rank system, which judges your farm against the thousands of other proverbial farmers. The system looks to be similar to Animal Crossing, with inhabitants coming and going based on the time and your success rate. As you continue to build your little community, it will grow both aesthetically and commercially, and within no time at all you will begin attracting visitors from across the globe. With the groundwork in place, your goal will be to work with these four other people in creating a successful farm and town center. Luckily, all five of the passengers survive, and, to their surprise, they notice that the island they wash up on was once inhabited.
What causes this shipwreck is a ferocious storm that forms while both the main character and a family of four are making their way to a new land. Hey, at least it's better than inheriting your grandfather's farm for the fiftieth time. This time around, the plot revolves around a ship that washes up on a deserted island. Aside from this, there are definitely a lot of new items to look forward to as well, from characters and items to where it all usually begins: the story. With the touch screen at their disposal, Harvest Moon: Island of Happiness looks to take a nod from the 2006 release of Harvest Moon DS in terms of how it is used. Who honestly could predict that a game about manual labor would be so popular with the common gamer? As the old saying goes, "repetition is sometimes good," and this quote applies directly to the majesty that is the quirky little farming sim.Īware of the cash cow down on their farm, Natsume is getting another fresh serving ready for everybody's favorite handheld, the Nintendo DS. FebruEver since the mid-nineties, Harvest Moon has been a staple in the simulation genre with its unique and unorthodox gameplay approach.
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