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 Written by Brandon Hofer  on June 03, 2014

News: Natsume has revealed the next iteration in their popular Harvest Moon franchise and it will be displayed next week at E3.



Harvest Moon: The Lost Valley

A new entry in the Harvest Moon series has just been revealed by Natsume. Harvest Moon: The Lost Valley will be making its debut next week at E3 and, according to Natsume, will be evolving the franchise. In Harvest Moon: The Lost Valley, players will experience the role-playing farm simulation in a three-dimensional setting for the first time. The game has a fully customizable world, and players can customize their field in any way they see fit: from a field full of tulips like you might see in Holland, to a valley filled with water like Venice, the choice is up to you. You've never played a Harvest Moon game quite like this.

“Harvest Moon: The Lost Valley is truly evolving the franchise. Hardcore fans will love it, players who haven't played a Harvest Moon game in a while will want to try it out, and new players will be introduced to the unique and charming world that is Harvest Moon,” said Hiro Maekawa, President & CEO of Natsume. “But the incredibly exciting thing that really elevates the game is that while it does get back to what everyone loves about the early games, it also innovates in a way that no Harvest Moon game ever has.”

Are you interested in a new Harvest Moon? Harvest Moon: The Lost Valley will be launching on the Nintendo 3DS later this year. Tell us what you think below and be sure to pay attention next week during E3 to get some new details.



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