Rune Factory 5 Collector's Edition Costumes

Rune Factory 5 Collector’s Edition Video Showcases Costumes and Artbook

Marvelous released a new video that has provided a better look at some of the neat items that will come with the Rune Factory 5 Collector’s Edition. This includes a glimpse at the included artbook in the Rune Factory 5 Collector’s Edition, and a chance to see some of the costumes in action. [Thanks, 4Gamer!]

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The collector’s edition will also come with the original soundtrack, which features a total of fourteen tracks. As you can see in the video below, the artbook will feature character artwork of the various marriage candidates in the game. This includes the cheerful Priscilla and the aloof craftsman apprentice Martin.

The Rune Factory 5 costume set will allow players to dress up like all of the various marriage candidates from Rune Factory 4. This includes the costumes of Forte, Dolce, Amber, Vishnal, Kiel, Leon, Xiao Pai, Margaret, and Dylas.

Marriage will make a return in Rune Factory 5. As mentioned previously, a plethora of bachelors and bachelorettes will be available for the player to woo and eventually marry. As it stands, there has been no mention for the possibility of same sex romances in Rune Factory 5.

Rune Factory 5 will launch for the Nintendo Switch in Japan on May 20, 2021. A Western release is planned for 2021.


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