Today, Square Enix shared an update on Harvestella, a "life simulation RPG" that combines farming, crafting, socializing, and combat. This time around, we get a look at Nemea, the Town of Spring, replete with blooming cherry blossoms thanks to a mystical "Seaslight," a crystal that controls the seasons. We also get a look at the various systems you can engage in playing Harvestella, including Nemea's Istina, a notable character you'll encounter in the game. Important characters will join you in combat as allies, and each will have a character story that you can pursue based on their various plights. Crops can be harvested and turned into meals — and Square Enix shared the Spring menu. But you can also go fishing once you obtain a requisite rod and cook up your catch or sell them for cash. In fact, that'll be a source of revenue for a lot of your efforts: selling fruit and veggies you grow on your farm or harvest in the field. Harvestella releases on November 4, 2022 for PC via Steam and Nintendo Switch. The Town of Spring — Nemea Welcome to Nemea! In this beautiful town, the flowers bloom all year round due to the influence of the nearby

Square Enix revealed today a new game in development for Nintendo Switch and PC titled Harvestella - a new RPG that combines adventure and simulation elements such as crop tending, befriending townspeople and discovering the story of "Quietus" - a life-threatening calamity that comes with each passing season. It's said that the length of Quietus is getting longer every year. As with most RPGs, players will be out in the world exploring various cities and dungeons such as "Nemea Town," where cherry blossoms bloom all year round, "Seaside Town Shatolla," with a lively bar scene, "Lethe Village," with its colors of the four seasons, and the snow-covered "Holy Capital Argene." In order for players to reach the "Seaslight," the four giant crystals that govern the seasons, they're tasked to cross a rugged and beautiful path. Daily life involves the growing of crops which can be sold for money or used as crafting materials. They can also be used for cooking, with food items used to recover HP or increase stats. While at home, players can take care of animals including a round bird called Cluffowl, a goat named Woolum and their pet Totokaku. Along the way, you'll encounter new friends - Shrika, a