For the bachelors or the bachelorettes, there are four stages in which the players can see before proposing to them, the purple flower, the blue flower, the green flower, the yellow flower, and the red flower. The players can tell how close they are to other person by looking at the chain of flowers, which is the friendship levels. In this game, certain bachelors are able to do reverse proposals as well. In order to get close to them, the players will have to give them gifts, only one a day, and take them out on dates whenever they are available. Like other Harvest Moon games, the players are able to get close to the opposite gender and marry them. By increasing their friendship, the Harvest Goddess will eventually decide to unblock the tunnel that is blocking the two villages. By competing in each competition, it will slowly increase the friendship between the two mayors. This is when each town will come together and compete. The game’s main purpose is to win the cooking competitions that happen four days out of each season. The opposite is also true when you decide to live in Konohana, the players will only have one small barn, but will have a large land to grow a lot of crops, trees and flowers. Although Bluebell focuses mainly on raising livestocks, the players can still get to plant flowers, grow crops, or plant trees even though the land for it is not as big as the one you’d get if you choose to reside in Konohana. If the players choose Bluebell, then they will get a bigger barn to tend animals such as cows, sheeps, alpacas, and chickens on separate barns. The players can also move to the other village at the end of each season. The players will also have to choose where to reside, whether it be Bluebell or Konohana, although you can still travel between villages. The story started out when the players get to choose their preferred names and gender for the protagonist.
After picking a town, you will begin your new life there, and attempt to mend the relationship between the two towns. Rutger, mayor of Bluebell, and Ina, mayor of Konohana, will each tell you a bit about their own, and it will then be up to you as the player to decide which town you like best. While travelling on the mountain, you fall off of your carriage after nearly colliding with foxes, and you forget which town you were supposed to live in. As a new farmer, you are eager to begin your new life on a new farm. Generations have passed, the town’s have very little interaction now, but still remain bitter to one another. When the fighting didn’t stop, the Harvest Goddess punished the two towns by blocking the tunnel that once connected them. As the mayors continued to fight, the Harvest Goddess grew more and more restless. Each mayor claimed that their town was better, and it created more and more tension between the two towns. The mayor of Bluebell began fighting with Konohana’s mayor as time went on. Hundreds of years ago, the towns of Bluebell and Konohana were friendly neighbors, joined together by a tunnel underneath the mountain that separated the towns. The 3DS version was not released in Japan. It was released in North America on the Nintendo DS on Septemand on the Nintendo 3DS on Novemby Rising Star Games. New features in the game include new animals like Alpacas and Honey Bees and a Pickle Pot that can be used to make pickled turnips. The original release date for the Japanese version was set to Februbut was moved to July 8, 2010. The DS version is titled as Harvest Moon DS and the 3DS version is titled as Harvest Moon 3D. It is also the sixth Harvest Moon title to be released. Harvest Moon: The Tale of Two Towns is a farming simulation video game developed by Marvelous Entertainment for the Nintendo DS as part of the Story of Seasons series. Game Mechanic from Harvest Moon: The Tale of Two Towns Computer Science – BINUS Computer Science – BINUS expand Collaboration.
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