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product_id: 258974701
title: "Story of Seasons"
brand: "xseed games"
price: "454.69 DT"
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# 3 towns, endless farming Deep avatar & home customization Multiplayer trading & magic pedestal Story of Seasons

**Brand:** xseed games
**Price:** 454.69 DT
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌟 Cultivate your dream life—farm, love, and trade like never before!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Story of Seasons by xseed games
- **How much does it cost?** 454.69 DT with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tn](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/258974701-story-of-seasons)

## Best For

- xseed games enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted xseed games brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Dynamic Animal & Pet System:** Train animals with unique personalities and assign pets specialized jobs to maximize farm productivity.
- • **Connect & Trade with Friends:** Leverage multiplayer features to trade rare items and enhance your farm with magical upgrades.
- • **Create a Truly Unique Farmer & Home:** Customize avatars and interiors to reflect your personal style and stand out in the community.
- • **Heartfelt Romance & Family Building:** Build meaningful relationships, propose, marry, and start your own family in a living, breathing world.
- • **Farm Your Way Across Three Unique Towns:** Explore diverse cultures and unlock rare crops, decorations, and furniture in a seamless world.

## Overview

Story of Seasons is the best-selling farming and life simulation game for Nintendo 3DS, featuring extensive customization, three interconnected towns, multiplayer trading, and deep relationship-building mechanics. Developed by the veteran Bokujo Monogatari team, it offers a rich, immersive experience blending farming, social interaction, and heartfelt storytelling.

## Description

COMPATIBLE WITH NINTENDO 3DS NTSC

Review: Very good
Review: I absolutely love this game. I've been a loyal fan of the Harvest Moon series since I was one of three little kids playing it on the gamecube, and I've followed the games loyally until The Split happened. Despite not being able to keep the original name of the series, the first Story of Seasons game was true to the spirit of the series before the split with fun, lighthearted gameplay and interesting character interactions. Building up a farm, friendships and a family were fun to do. The character art was really nice. Et cetera, et cetera. I preordered SOS: Trio on a whim as a birthday present to myself. I began playing it and absolutely fell in love with the game. In my opinion, it's the best one yet. Yes, it's not perfect but it's the little things - like "quick" greetings, as though you're saying hello as you pass by; like choosing a personality and more advanced dialogue; character-specific friendship events - that get you hooked. After participating in a scene between one of the Westown villagers and their child, I was nearly moved to tears. I've been overwhelmed with the warm fuzzies on occasion, I've laughed at quite a bit, and at times I have been sort of disturbed by goings-on in-game. There have been quite a few times while playing SOS: Trio where I had to just sit back and say, "Wow." The storytelling in this game is really well done - and that my character can play a part in it is pretty fantastic. One of the hallmarks of the Bokumono/Harvest Moon/Story of Seasons games is the ability to build and pursue a relationship with a character of your choice. The game introduces quite a few eligible bachelors and bachelorettes that vary widely in personality, occupation, background, etc. etc. Going in, I had a mental picture of what each person was like based upon my experiences with previous games. But having played through a few hours (just broke 60) I can honestly say that I think these characters feel... I don't know, new? Sure, they've brought back some similar character roles from other games (handyman, florist, waitress) but the way that the game developers have incorporated three unique towns' culture and influence on the characters' lives and backstories makes everything feel fresh and different. (Side note: I wasn't really a fan of the way things were split between villages in Harvest Moon: ToTT, but I feel like SOS: Trio manages to pull everything off just right.) Comparing it to the first titular Story of Seasons game, I'd say they're fairly similar but I prefer the newer animation style and farming/ranching cirteria. The new contest judging criteria / star rating system makes for some interesting, individualized gameplay – with SOS: Trio, I can pretty much advance my farm and grow crops however I want. I can focus on increasing the # of items my cow produces when milked passively by feeding it special fodder and also give it treats to improve its coat for contest judging, or vice versa. There are more animal personalities available, and they can have an effect on how stressed the animal gets, how quickly I can gain its friendship, etc.; pets can have different jobs than just herding cows/sheep or chickens - I have two cats that herd the big stuff, two dogs that herd the small stuff, and three other pets (including my own Capy-san) that forage for gems and ore for me. I could get a pet that gathers fish or wild herbs if I wanted to. Pets are actually really handy to have around. Admittedly I'm not too thrilled to have to pay for the DLC that was released in Japan for free once it becomes available in NA, but I want to be able to experience this awesome game the way that it is meant to be played. Props to the devs, and I hope whoever reads this gives the game a chance. It's been a blast so far, and I've still got a ways to go! Hope you found this helpful.

## Features

- Best-selling farming/life-sim game of all time returns - Series producer Yoshifumi Hashimoto returns with veteran Bokujo Monogatari team to create the biggest adventure yet in this beloved series
- Extensive customization - After creating unique farmer avatars, players work and play their way through three towns in search of ways to decorate their homes and take care of their crops and animals
- Three towns, one world - Players acquire rare crops, decorations, and furniture, then can connect with other players to trade, or try enhancing them through a magic pedestal in the multiplayer world
- Heart-throbbing romance - Build relationships with bachelors and bachelorettes; if players see each of those stories through, they can propose, get married, and even start their own families

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01IFFA2YU |
| Are Batteries Included | No |
| Color | Original Version |
| Computer platform | Nintendo 3DS |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (728) |
| Date First Available | 21 July 2016 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00859716006086 |
| Item Weight | 59 g |
| Item model number | 81708 |
| Manufacturer | X SEED GAMES |
| Number of players | multiplayer |
| Product Dimensions | 1.27 x 13.72 x 12.45 cm; 59 g |
| Publication date | 28 February 2017 |
| UPC | 859716006086 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** XSEED Games
- **Format:** Nintendo
- **Genre:** role-playing-game-genre
- **Hardware platform:** Nintendo 3DS
- **Operating system:** 3DS

## Images

![Story of Seasons - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81u5+jGAY2L.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by I***E on 6 April 2017*

Very good

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by K***. on 19 March 2017*

I absolutely love this game. I've been a loyal fan of the Harvest Moon series since I was one of three little kids playing it on the gamecube, and I've followed the games loyally until The Split happened. Despite not being able to keep the original name of the series, the first Story of Seasons game was true to the spirit of the series before the split with fun, lighthearted gameplay and interesting character interactions. Building up a farm, friendships and a family were fun to do. The character art was really nice. Et cetera, et cetera. I preordered SOS: Trio on a whim as a birthday present to myself. I began playing it and absolutely fell in love with the game. In my opinion, it's the best one yet. Yes, it's not perfect but it's the little things - like "quick" greetings, as though you're saying hello as you pass by; like choosing a personality and more advanced dialogue; character-specific friendship events - that get you hooked. After participating in a scene between one of the Westown villagers and their child, I was nearly moved to tears. I've been overwhelmed with the warm fuzzies on occasion, I've laughed at quite a bit, and at times I have been sort of disturbed by goings-on in-game. There have been quite a few times while playing SOS: Trio where I had to just sit back and say, "Wow." The storytelling in this game is really well done - and that my character can play a part in it is pretty fantastic. One of the hallmarks of the Bokumono/Harvest Moon/Story of Seasons games is the ability to build and pursue a relationship with a character of your choice. The game introduces quite a few eligible bachelors and bachelorettes that vary widely in personality, occupation, background, etc. etc. Going in, I had a mental picture of what each person was like based upon my experiences with previous games. But having played through a few hours (just broke 60) I can honestly say that I think these characters feel... I don't know, new? Sure, they've brought back some similar character roles from other games (handyman, florist, waitress) but the way that the game developers have incorporated three unique towns' culture and influence on the characters' lives and backstories makes everything feel fresh and different. (Side note: I wasn't really a fan of the way things were split between villages in Harvest Moon: ToTT, but I feel like SOS: Trio manages to pull everything off just right.) Comparing it to the first titular Story of Seasons game, I'd say they're fairly similar but I prefer the newer animation style and farming/ranching cirteria. The new contest judging criteria / star rating system makes for some interesting, individualized gameplay – with SOS: Trio, I can pretty much advance my farm and grow crops however I want. I can focus on increasing the # of items my cow produces when milked passively by feeding it special fodder and also give it treats to improve its coat for contest judging, or vice versa. There are more animal personalities available, and they can have an effect on how stressed the animal gets, how quickly I can gain its friendship, etc.; pets can have different jobs than just herding cows/sheep or chickens - I have two cats that herd the big stuff, two dogs that herd the small stuff, and three other pets (including my own Capy-san) that forage for gems and ore for me. I could get a pet that gathers fish or wild herbs if I wanted to. Pets are actually really handy to have around. Admittedly I'm not too thrilled to have to pay for the DLC that was released in Japan for free once it becomes available in NA, but I want to be able to experience this awesome game the way that it is meant to be played. Props to the devs, and I hope whoever reads this gives the game a chance. It's been a blast so far, and I've still got a ways to go! Hope you found this helpful.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by I***. on 24 June 2017*

Escribo esto cómo gamer casual y como alguien que ha sido fan de la serie desde Harvest Moon 64 y que jugó prácticamente todos los títulos desde entonces. Y daré un poco de historia para que fans como yo, que se sientan confundidos o indecisos se animen a comprarlo. Debo decir que llevo años sintiéndome decepcionada por las entregas que había tenido la desarrollada Natsume Inc. con los juegos que aún se llaman Harvest Moon: La calidad es mala, cómo si fueran juegos móviles y además son bastante aburridos. El último Harvest Moon que intenté y que me hizo tirar la toalla fue el Magical Melody. Así que cuando me enteré que XSEED iba a sacar la misma IP japonesa pero con un nuevo nombre (Story of Seasons) para competir contra las localizaciones de Natsume, y vi que la pura portada para el nuevo juego por fin tenía arte bonito y parecido a los juegos de antaño, me emocioné. Compré el Story of Seasons pasado y por fin re-nació mi amor por esos juegos que tanto me divirtieron cuando era niña. Story of Seasons es muy bueno, pero Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns es completamente adictivo y superior a su predecesor, simplemente porque hay muchas cosas más que hacer. El gameplay es muy sencillo: Eres alguien que tiene sueños de algún día vivir de una granja, así que retas a tu papá y a tu familia para demostrar que puedes vivir de tus sueños y te vas a vivir a una. Debes aprender a cuidar a tus animales y plantas, a ganar dinero haciendo todo tipo de actividades, ya sea de tus actividades de agricultura o participando en los festivales de los pueblos, haciendo trabajos de medio tiempo, entre muchos otros. Como en las entregas pasadas no todo es arduo trabajo, el juego también ofrece la posibilidad de hacerte amigo de los habitantes de los pueblos, participar en celebraciones y eventos especiales dependiendo de tu nivel de amistad con ellos. Incluso puede casarte con algunos de ellos, tener hijos y obtener la vida de rancho feliz que siempre quisiste. Tenía miedo por el nombre, ya que me temía que la dinámica fuera parecida a Harvest Moon: Tale of Two Towns en donde hay dos pueblos: uno ganadero y otro agricultor y para tener una granja exitosa debías estarte cambiando entre los dos pueblos, lo cual resultaba bastante tedioso. Por fortuna Trio of Towns no funciona así y tú tienes tu propia granja y haces negocios con tres mini pueblos temáticos (Uno de vaqueros, otro japonés y uno hawaiano.) No entiendo por qué las entregas de XSEED y de Natsume son tan diferentes, ya que son exactamente la misma IP japonesa, pero por experiencia personal Story of Seasons es mucho mejor que cualquier Harvest Moon de los nuevos. Es un juego para niños pero yo como adulta también disfrute por lo sencillo pero divertido, entretenido y retador.

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