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Harvest Moon: Light Of Hope Surprise Releases On Steam
The first Harvest Moon game to officially hit the PC has been abruptly released on Steam today.
The game had been announced in March for PlayStation 4, Switch, and PC, but has not been seen after its initial E3 showing. The developers of series chose not to continue their relationship with American publishers Natsume in 2014, but Natsume retained the rights to the Harvest Moon name. This lead to the developer's games being renamed Story of Seasons while Natsume continued developing their own games under the Harvest Moon name.
You can check out the release trailer for Harvest Moon: Light of Hope below. The console versions are intended to release in 2018.
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