DHGF: Rune Factory 4 is a cute addition to the Rune Factory franchise, though despite its polish in some aspects–namely character design, localization, music, and romance–it does leave something to be desired in terms of some of the visual aspects and gameplay. You’ll likely find yourself unable to put the game down because you’ll get hooked on completing requests, talking to people, and participating in festivals, but it’s not likely you’ll be swept away by the complexity of the plot. Fans of Rune Factory should definitely pick up the game and those who are new to the series might be surprised at how much fun they have.
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Alex S. from Link-Cable writes: "Natsume has been around for a long time now. Joining the world of gaming during the hey-day of the NES and Famicom in 1987, the company has gone to produce some of gaming’s most memorable games. From relaxing romps through virtual farms to deep RPG adventures and fast-paced action games, Natsume has done it all! So for today’s Top 10 we decided it would be fun to look back at the company’s legacy of gaming greatness and name the Top 10 Best Natsume games of all time!"
While each dungeon has its own identity, the Rune Factory 4 Obsidian Mansion is one of the most detailed and environmentally interesting places.
