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PSP
Strategy: Management
Inncocent Life: A Futuristic Harvest Moon - PSP
Also known as: Harvest Moon: Innocent Life
| Viewed: | 2D Isometric, Scrolling | Genre: | Strategy: Management |
| Media: | Custom optical disc | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Natsume | Soft. Co.: | Natsume |
| Publishers: | Marvelous Interactive
(JP) Rising Star (GB) |
Released: | 2005
(JP) 13 Apr 2007 (GB) |
| Ratings: | PEGI 7+ | ||
| Accessories: | Memory Duo Stick | ||
Summary
Feeling disgruntled with spending your life banging keys in a cubicle? Want to get your cuticles mucky? Fancy a real day's graft in the great outdoors? Can't quite be bothered? Join the club. Fortunately, Rising Star has your back with Harvest Moon: Innocent Life on the PSP.
The usual features from the Harvest Moon series that players have come to know and love are present and accounted for. You'll need to work the land, plant, harvest and sell your produce to keep the cash flowing in and your agricultural empire expanding.
In a departure from previous entries into the series, however, the action of Innocent Life takes place on an exotic island. While you go about the usual business of farming, you'll need to explore the island's ancient ruins to solve the mysteries that permeate the landscape. You'll also learn to use human emotions such as courage, love, humour and creativity to interact with the 30-strong cast of islanders and aid your quest.
There'll be no moaning about the EU while claiming subsidies for not doing anything here, oh no! Think of it as The Simple Life, but without a stuck-up young heiress who's determined to loaf off and make you squirm at every turn.
The usual features from the Harvest Moon series that players have come to know and love are present and accounted for. You'll need to work the land, plant, harvest and sell your produce to keep the cash flowing in and your agricultural empire expanding.
In a departure from previous entries into the series, however, the action of Innocent Life takes place on an exotic island. While you go about the usual business of farming, you'll need to explore the island's ancient ruins to solve the mysteries that permeate the landscape. You'll also learn to use human emotions such as courage, love, humour and creativity to interact with the 30-strong cast of islanders and aid your quest.
There'll be no moaning about the EU while claiming subsidies for not doing anything here, oh no! Think of it as The Simple Life, but without a stuck-up young heiress who's determined to loaf off and make you squirm at every turn.
