As you move into a new life of farming and adventure, you soon discover that the island is in trouble. First, the Mother Tree is dying and ceases to show signs of any life and on top of that, the Harvest Goddess has vanished. The island has lost its close bond with nature and the villagers living there are in a state of confusion. With no one else left, it’s up to you to save the island!

In Harvest Moon: Tree of Tranquility, you will find yourself helping the island by growing crops, raising farm animals, befriending other villagers and starting a family for yourself. Help save the Harvest Goddess and the Mother Tree by building rainbows. Live your life the way you want by starting your own farm, family and participating in festivals. The controls are unique and immense the player in a farming lifestyle.

In Tree of Tranquility, choose to be a boy or a girl and set out for a new life as a rancher on a remote island village. After arriving by ship, meeting the locals, and settling in, it’s up to you to make a living by farming. You can grow all sorts of crops and flowers, just make sure to water them every day and harvest them when they’re ready. You can also have pets and raise all sorts of livestock: cows, chickens, sheep, goats, horses, even ostriches and silkworms! The only farming related thing you can’t do in Harvest Moon is drive around a big ol’ green John Deere tractor!

But Harvest Moon isn’t just about farming, it’s about farming LIFE! When you’re not down on the farm, you can go fishing, explore mines, build onto your house and decorate it with furniture, take a part time job, visit townsfolk, make friends, even marry and start a family! And then there’s the Harvest Goddess to rescue and the Mother Tree to revitalize. There’s SO much to do in this Wii Harvest Moon game that I can’t even cover it all!

But the gameplay experience isn’t without a few snags. This new Harvest Moon game starts out very, very slowly. You’ll hear about all this cool stuff you can do, but when starting out, you’ll find you have barely enough time and energy to keep a small garden and walk around town. And it’s a little frustrating. Not only that, but the game somehow manages to be slow paced and fast paced at the same time since you always have to deal with an ever present clock and time of day, and you don’t want to be out too late and tire yourself out. And your little farmer doesn’t have a lot of energy at first. Picking up a couple of weeds or tilling the dirt a few times drains your farmer’s energy and keeps you from doing anything else for the rest of the day.

The visuals and audio are very dated, even by Wii standards, but the audience this game was meant for won’t mind a bit. Play control is simple and easy to learn, you can even use the Classic Controller if you like. But there’s not too many motion controls, and it’s just as easy to push buttons. Outside the main game are a few multiplayer farm based mini-games that seem like a good bit of family fun, too bad only one is unlocked at the beginning. Harvest Moon: Tree of Tranquility is probably the most involved game in the series yet. It’ll definitely please fans of the series, but outsiders might be a little put off by its slow pace and other minor quirks.

Genre: Fantasy RPG (Wii)
Publisher: Natsume
Developer: Marvelous Entertainment
Release Date: Sep 30, 08 [North America]
Theme(s): Anime, Alternate Reality, Lifestyle
Perspective(s): Third Person

Rar: 1691 MB ~ 1,65 GB
ISO:4,37 GB

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