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Harvest Moon: The Lost Valley
The next entry in the Harvest Moon series looks to have some world manipulation elements that will be familiar to Minecraft players.
Minecraft has always shared some mechanics with Harvest Moon in terms of gathering supplies and growing plants, and the latest trailer looks like the two games might overlap a little more. In Harvest Moon: The Lost Valley, which is releasing this year for 3DS, players can raise and lower the landscape similar to the way you can in Minecraft. It will allow players to mold the world to their preference with much more options for customization.
You can check out the trailer for the game below.
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