Rune Factory

Marvelous announced Rune Factory 5 is now coming in Spring 2021 in Japan, simply "2021" in the west, exclusively on Nintendo Switch.

Ender Lilies Quietus of the Knights is a dark fantasy Metroidvania whose staff includes ex-President of Neverland, Makoto Takada (Lufia, Rune Factory).

Rune Factory 5 surprisingly still wasn't delayed to 2021 due to the Covid-19 pandemic and seemingly won't, judging from Marvelous' financials.

Tencent will be investing in Marvelous, allowing the Japanese studio to further develop its franchises and release new IPs in the next three years.

Rune Factory 4 maintains its full and outstanding spark, charm, and polish for the Switch audience. The new content isn't substantial, but the old content remains exceptional. This is absolutely worth your time.

The updated Switch port of the acclaimed 3DS title will be released on February 25th.

Two guest characters from Rune Factory 4 Special will appear in Rune Factory 5 if you link your saves.

The next Rune Factory Channel stream scheduled on July 25 will reveal new information on Rune Factory 5.

Gameplay quality of life improvements, new animals to raise and new characters are included in the latest Story of Seasons remake.

Harvest Moon Friends of Mineral Town and More Friends of Mineral Town are getting remade on Switch as a single new Story of Seasons game, releasing this October in Japan.

New gameplay and explanation of the Another Episode, which is a Voice Drama DLC, free for a month in Japan.

Rune Factory 4 Special's new Another Episode mode will be detailed on stream with Ventuswill's voice actress Satomi Akesaka.

The new Another Story mode will feature "another side" of Ventuswill. Voice comments from the cast are also accessible in-game.

My Time at Portia developer Pathea Games showed off faster Nintendo Switch load times in new video ahead of the games launch on consoles.

You'll never say again that Rune Factory fans are only excited for "Worse Stardew Valley" coming back. Rune Factory 5 will be a masterpiece.

After the news about historical  JRPG developer Neverland ceasing its activities and filing for bankruptcy, many wondered what would happen to the Rune Factory franchise. Luckily, there seems to be some sun rays between the stormy

Today is a sad day for JRPG lovers, as the historical Japanese developer Neverland posted a notice on its official website announcing the immediate closure of the business.

Natsume Inc, the developer of the well-loved Harvest Moon series has announced that all of the 2011 games are now on sale.

Fans of Rune Factory will be happy to hear that the latest title in the series, Rune Factory: Tides of Destiny, is set to drop in North America on October 11 for the Wii and Playstation 3.

Natsume, the publisher of Harvest Moon and its spin-off franchise, Rune Factory, is set to announce something pretty sizable at E3 this year. Their lineup for the trade show, which takes place in just a few weeks,