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Harvest Moon: Friends of Mineral Town
1. The title is a bit awkward. It doesn't have anything to do with orange moons and the friends in Mineral Town aren't everything in the game. But you do harvest (not the moon...) and you can get a lot of friends in Mineral Town.
2. This game was rated (E). This game has no content that would lead it to be a higher rating, but many younger children may not enjoy this game as much as older age groups. This is an individual player game and this game is only one out of a series. There are no sequels, however.
3. Storyline - This didn't have too much of a storyline. What little storyline it had was very interesting. But most of the storyline had to do with events and not much else caused a major break in a story. You have to be at x place at x time to trigger the story progress. Pretty interesting story, but not all that creative. 5
4. Art/Graphics - Considering this game is a Game Boy Advance game, it has decent graphics. Even though other games like Golden Sun and Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories have better graphics, you can tell what the different things look like distictively. 7
5. Difficulty - It's a bit on the easy side, actually. But the length of the game makes it a bit difficult to find an ending point to it. It has tons of things to do and activities to take part in and little sub-quests in it to take care of so there is a lot of time to do it in. But when you do pretty much everything, you'll be bored with it, making it harder to play. But that's not quite a difficulty measure. Overall, it takes quite a bit of effort to get further in the game, and figuring it out is the only difficult aspect to it. 2
6. Music - The music is very well done, considering it's probably set as midi files. The game has a lot of musical variety for different scenarios, giving it a different flavor with every bite, per say. Not my favorite music out of a video game, but it does have taste to it. 6
7. Overall rating = 20/35
57%
Fun, but loses it's steam as you get towards the end.
(GameBoy Advance)
  
 heathie-kins · Sun Jul 16, 2006 @ 05:07pm · 0 Comments |
