Three Rings Inc.

Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town

The long-awaited brand new entry in the original farm/life simulation franchise, known in Japan as Bokujo Monogatari, makes its debut on Nintendo Switch, bringing players more freedom than ever before to shape an untamed wilderness and customize their farm down to the very tile. A new cast of marriage candidates, a town that grows and thrives along with your farm, and a request system highlight the new features, all while retaining the core elements of the STORY OF SEASONS series. Finding Earth Sprites while exploring your farmland may lead you to mysterious, fantastical lands such as gardens where the seasons never change, an island in the sky, or even the inside of a volcano!

Released: 25 February 2021
Developer: Three Rings Inc.
Publisher: XSEED Games
Engine: Unity
Perspective: Bird view / Isometric
Age rating: PEGI 3 · ESRB E
Metacritic: 76/100
Steam recommendations: 1,348
Platforms: PlayStation 4 · PC (Microsoft Windows) · Nintendo Switch
Genres: Role-playing (RPG) · Simulator · Strategy
Estimated owners: 50,000–100,000 (est.)

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Player rating: 70
Critic rating: 18
Ratings counted: 79.9%
Steam reviews: 50
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Crossplay System requirements 8 GB RAM Download size 2.0 GB Steam Deck Unsupported

Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town

The story

Inspired by tales of their grandfather’s pioneering days, the protagonist decides to pack their bags and leave the hustle and bustle of big city life for the frontier in Olive Town. When they arrive, they run into Victor, the town’s mayor and their grandfather’s old friend. He brings them to the old farm, which has been reclaimed by nature over the years. Determined to breathe life back into their grandfather’s dream and follow in his footsteps, the protagonist rolls up their sleeves and gets to work. Olive Town—which is just a stone’s throw away from the farm—is a port town built on the tip of a peninsula. It might be a quiet little town, but it is home to a whole host of unique characters. And while the townsfolk get by well enough in this picturesque seaside locale, a little more tourism never hurt anyone...

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