Something big has happened with Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns. In case you missed it, XSEED released DLC for the Nintendo 3DS at the beginning of November 2017. This is rather unexpected, as most Bokujou Monogatari games are rather self contained. So what can you expect if you grab this extra content? Well, Michibiku is here to help with any questions you might have!
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The Bokujou Monogatari games have allowed us to interact and build relationships with townsfolk, eventually forming a lasting relationship with one special man or woman. Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns is no exception. In fact, it might just be the entry with the most realistic depiction of a romantic partnership in the series.
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Spring is coming. It’s the perfect time of year to begin planning what we’ll plan, sow and reap over the months to come. Which is to say, Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns is arriving at the perfect time. Nintendo 3DS owners have a stretch ahead of them with few games in sight; something as substantial as this is much appreciated.
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When it comes to map sizes, Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns gives us quite a bit of space to work with. Each of the three towns is made up of two areas. There’s a crossroads section to traverse. Your farm is even quite substantial. Getting from point A to point B takes quite a bit of time. Especially if you’re trying to make it to certain stores on time. Fortunately, there are means of quickly getting around beyond just using your feet or eventually hopping on a horse.
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The Story of Seasons and Bokujo Monogatari series have always placed a very strong emphasis on ensuring the player feels like he or she is part of the community. As a farmer, your actions matter. From participation in festivals to befriending people to see special events, the goal has been to make sure there’s no “us” and “them.” It attempts to create the illusion that you are all in this together. With Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns, this has never been more evident.
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