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Harvest Moon: Skytree Village
NIS America has partnered with developer and publisher Natsume to release a special limited edition for the latest in the Harvest Moon series, Harvest Moon: Skytree Village.
The limited edition can currently be pre-ordered on the online NIS America store for $49.99, but the shipping date is not yet announced. The edition includes the 3DS game, a collector's box featuring the male/female protagonist characters with a crew of adorable animals, a 44-page softcover art book, the original soundtrack, a blue feather rubber keychain not yet pictured, and a set of six animal pins including an animal that's brand new to the series, the Poitou donkey.
NIS announced the game a few weeks before E3 2016, and then revealed the first trailer at the event. Taking place in the "Oasis of the Harvest Goddess," it is up to you to bring back her power by reminding the villagers in your town of her long forgotten existence and revive the seven Skytrees.
Harvest Moon: Skytree Village currently has no set release date.
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