- September 7, 2021
- Appci
- 6h median play time
Harvest Moon: One World
At the heart of Harvest Moon: One World is an interesting twist on farming sims, but its bland, soulless world kills all potential.
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Harvest Moon: One World is a single player casual role playing game with romance, business and kids themes. It was developed by Appci and was released on September 7, 2021. It received neutral reviews from critics and mostly positive reviews from players.
In Harvest Moon: One World, players embark on a journey to revive farming and explore diverse biomes. They'll meet new villagers, animals, and crops, as they negotiations and friendship play a crucial role in the game. The essence of the Harvest Moon series remains, with additional features to create an immersive and engaging experience.






- The game features cute graphics, relaxing gameplay, and lovely music, making it enjoyable for players looking for a stress-free experience.
- There is a wide variety of adorable animals, including unique options like unicorns, which adds charm to the game.
- The storyline is easy to follow, and tasks are reachable, making it accessible for both new and returning players of the Harvest Moon series.
- The controls are poorly designed for PC, making gameplay frustrating, and players often need a controller to have a better experience.
- Players start with insufficient energy, which limits their ability to complete tasks and leads to frequent trips back home, disrupting gameplay flow.
- The world map is poorly laid out, causing players to spend excessive time traveling between locations, which can detract from the overall enjoyment of the game.
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The game's story is generally described as cute and easy to follow, appealing to players who enjoy a relaxed pace. However, some reviewers criticize the characters as shallow and the quests as boring, leading to a mixed reception regarding the narrative depth. Overall, while some players find the storyline enjoyable, others feel it lacks engagement compared to older titles in the genre.
“Really enjoying this game, tasks are reachable and the storyline is easy to follow and enjoyable to play.”
“It has a very cute story and a beautiful world to explore; I don't particularly dislike anything about it other than the PC controls being a bit strange to me.”
“Great game with a good storyline; I have all the DLCs and would definitely recommend it. I've always been a Harvest Moon player, and so far this is the best.”
“As someone who has played a lot of Stardew and Harvest Moon games, especially growing up, the game is slow, the characters are really shallow and hard to follow in any direction. I get lost on the main story or quests really easily, but the ones I do follow are boring. That's not even mentioning the terrible controls on PC.”
“I have played every Harvest Moon and Story of Seasons title, and I can't express how much I wanted to enjoy this game.”
“If you are used to the older games and/or the Story of Seasons titles, I would not recommend this game at all.”
Harvest Moon: One World Review
At the heart of Harvest Moon: One World is an interesting twist on farming sims, but its bland, soulless world kills all potential.
50%Harvest Moon: One World Review
Aside from a few limitations and exclusions in the mechanics department, Harvest Moon: One World is an exciting addition to the famous series from Natsume Inc. Dozens, if not hundreds, of hours can be spent befriending town residents, taming wild beasts and being a good farmer so the world can prosper and people can eat more than just potatoes. Different landscapes and climates provide region-specific crops and creatures that expand beyond the basic types initially available, adding variety throughout and beyond the main story - not to mention the house decoration mechanic and wardrobe to expand with new clothes. The invention of shrinking the farm buildings at the touch of a button makes it easier to build and manage a vast farm empire that benefits the entire world. This is one for every farm sim fan to check out.
80%Harvest Moon: One World Review
Harvest Moon: One World is quite fun when played for the first 20+ hours. However, the lack of relatable characters definitely stands out here. The game also stumbles after completing the story to pull me back into the game for a long play session.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Harvest Moon: One World is a casual role playing game with romance, business and kids themes.
Harvest Moon: One World is available on Nintendo Switch, PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and others.
On average players spend around 6 hours playing Harvest Moon: One World.
Harvest Moon: One World was released on September 7, 2021.
Harvest Moon: One World was developed by Appci.
Harvest Moon: One World has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its grinding.
Harvest Moon: One World is a single player game.
Similar games include Harvest Moon: Light of Hope, Summer in Mara, Doraemon Story of Seasons, STORY OF SEASONS: Pioneers of Olive Town, Kitaria Fables and others.





