The original Harvest Moon game was released for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in Japan.
Harvest Moon was released for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in North America, bringing the farming simulation game to Western audiences.
Harvest Moon: Back to Nature was released for the PlayStation, expanding the series and gaining popularity globally.
The Harvest Moon series expanded onto handheld consoles and other platforms, growing its fanbase worldwide throughout the early 2000s.
The protagonist arrives at the neglected farm inherited from their grandfather, marking the start of their farming journey.
The player plants their first seeds, initiating crop cultivation cycles vital for farm prosperity.
The player participates in the village's seasonal festival to celebrate the harvest and strengthen community bonds.
Caring for animals becomes possible with the purchase of cows and chickens, expanding farm activities.
The player repairs the dilapidated shrine, leading to the blessing of the land and improved crop yields.
The protagonist starts building a family by developing relationships with villagers and eventually marrying one.
The family grows with the birth of a child, deepening the player's connection to the valley.
Player wins the annual festival, gaining recognition and rewards from the community.
The player helps reforest the valley area, contributing to the environmental health of the region.
