I'm familiar with the notion of falling from the sky and losing your memory - it's a tale as old as inheriting your deceased grandfather's dilapidated farm. This is my first real attempt at a Rune Factory game, as I previously had a short stint with Rune Factory 4 Special on the Nintendo Switch through Game Trials offered to subscribers to Nintendo Switch Online. In place of a usual glow, however, the Soul Sphere emits a blinding light, suggesting that there may just be something special about the protagonist's backstory. To test their integrity, the player is urged to interact with the Soul Sphere, which shines relative to the purity of a person's soul. The player, after being rescued by the residents of Rigbarth, joins the SEED organization as a ranger to help out in exchange for a roof over their head.
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Rune Factory 5 is the first game in the series to make the transition to full 3D and follows the usual plotline of someone falling from the sky and losing all their memories, save for their name.
The series started off with the subtitle "A Fantasy Harvest Moon" as a means of marrying the worlds of farm simulation and action games, and it works extremely well.
Rune Factory shines for its seamless combination of farming, life simulation, and action combat - it's easy to get caught up in the everyday routine of waking up, watering plants, working on your relationships, and finding goblins to fight.
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