Harvest Moon Xbox One Version

New Harvest Moon Xbox One Version Revealed in New Year’s Post

Natsume has published a new post to their official website entitled ā€œHappy New Year to our Worldwide Fans!ā€ While the post opens with an expression of compassion for those facing pandemic-related difficulties before going on to talk about the companyā€™s fortunately good year, much of the post addresses games from the Harvest Moon franchise. This includes information about the upcoming game, including an announcement that a Harvest Moon: One World Xbox One release is planned for the United States.

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Notably, the company claims that Harvest Moon: One World will be the biggest Harvest Moon game to date, featuring ā€œwide areas and exciting villages to explore while experiencing a farming life.ā€ Beyond that, we also caught a glimpse of the gameā€™s love interests in a trailer that released on December 17, 2020.

Natsume also mentioned that Harvest Moon: Light of Hopeā€™s Special Edition, which released in 2018, and the Harvest Moon: Light of Hopeā€™s Complete Edition, which released in 2019, have ā€œmaintained very strong sales.ā€ Currently, it is the best selling title in the seriesā€™ history. Harvest Moon: Light of Hope shadow dropped back in September, 2020 for the Xbox One.

Harvest Moon: One World, which was delayed from a Fall, 2020 release, is expected to launch on March 2, 2021 for the Nintendo Switch and Xbox One. The Xbox One version of the game doesnā€™t have a release date yet, but Natsume has stated that an announcement is planned for the ā€œnear future.” Preorders for a Collectorā€™s Edition of Harvest Moon: One World by Limited Run Games begin on January 5, 2021.


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Benjamin is a staff writer from Upstate New York who has spent the past five years learning to survive the summers of Phoenix, Arizona. When he isn't playing video games, he is rambling at length about tabletop RPGs or diving down rabbit holes on Wikipedia. He has been writing about video games for the last twelve years and can't imagine stopping anytime soon.
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