Revive your cherished childhood village of Alba! This August, Natsume Inc. brings you Harvest Moon: Home Sweet Home, a heartwarming farming simulator coming to iOS and Android. Escape the city's chaos and rediscover the simple joys of rural life.
Cultivate your village, attracting tourists and new residents to boost its prosperity. Tend to your crops and animals, ensuring a bountiful harvest. And amidst the farming, perhaps find love! Choose from eight eligible singles – four charming bachelors and four lovely bachelorettes.
"In Harvest Moon: Home Sweet Home, players return to their roots to revitalize their childhood village," explains Hiro Maekawa, President and CEO of Natsume. "Mobile gamers will adore this rich, standalone farming experience. Help your village thrive with new visitors, residents, crops, and more – all without in-app purchases."
Ready for a wholesome farming adventure? Visit the official Harvest Moon: Home Sweet Home website for details and join the Facebook community for the latest updates. For more farming game recommendations, explore our list of the best Android farming games.
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