In Rune Factory 2: A Fantasy Harvest Moon, gamers can start a family with a choice of the female villagers they encounter, with over twelve potential wives to pick from. Gamers can play through two generations within the game, firstly as the father and then the son or daughter. There are also four huge dungeons to hone fighting skills and cultivate crops in, plus monsters can be tamed to help out on the farm too.
Given that it is a spin-off of Harvest Moon, it isn’t surprising that romance is a part of Rune Factory. But what may catch someone off guard is how much the games offer. These titles offer lots of people they can spend time with, some of them showing how many different kinds of species live in this fantasy world. They are people who are capable at performing certain jobs and surviving against monsters. Their storylines also can be quite engaging and fun. Essentially, they can go above and beyond.
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The latest instalment in the Rune Factory series, Rune Factory 2: A Fantasy Harvest Moon is now available throughout Europe exclusively on Nintendo DS. Leading Japanese videogames publisher Rising Star Games once again brings a new Harvest Moon tale to western audiences, as Rune Factory 2: A Fantasy Harvest Moon allows players to embark on more than just a life on a farm.
Wasn't rune factory 1 & 2 already released on ds?
Rune factory 3 was the only one that does not have a north America release date.
These games are pretty good. Harvest Moon is an underrated series.
most chillout game ever