From there, players will set out to discover the secrets of Quietus, the Seaslight, and the universe itself.īefore the main story begins, players will be able to make small changes to the protagonist’s appearance, adjusting things like eye and hair color.
Upon awakening, the player character has no recollection of their identity besides their name, and learn that something about them has prevented the demise that typically accompanies venturing outside during Quietus. Harvestella‘s protagonist begins the game being rescued by a doctor after passing out during an event called Quietus, a time period between seasons in which the air fills with a deadly dust. In many ways, Harvestella draws inspiration from Final Fantasy and other JRPGS when it comes to its storyline, including the ever-popular amnesia trope. While Harvestella exceeds in its story and overall game loop, it’s hard not to compare the title to similar games that have presented much more in-depth versions of what Harvestella sets out to do.
Players can farm, explore dungeons, build friendships, and fight alongside their party as they investigate the mysteries of the Seaslight, four giant crystals that control the planet’s seasons. Harvestella combines simulation and JRPG elements within a beautiful environment to create a narrative journey that’s deeply enjoyable, but some shallow mechanics and performance issues hold the game back from its full potential.
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