Thisset includes the STORY OF SEASONS: Pioneers of Olive Town game and its Expansion Pass featuring 14 sets of DLC. This expansive bundle will enhance your life on the farm even further with new characters, costumes, and more! * The protagonist outfits will become available once you have completed the town development request to build the salon. Nothese guys are right olive town sucks, no amount of patches will help the fact that they made a lazy game. Seriously it's like someone who never played a farm sim slapped together parts of gameplay they saw from other games without considering how they worked together. I paid 60 bucks for it at launch and I'm still so. Angry. Like, might never buy another story of seasons ok di video kali ini aku kasih lihat gameplay dari story of seasons pioneers of olive town pc version dengan costume princess sakuna's ya.costume ini hanya Pineapple Item Category. Crops > Vegetables/Fruits. Description. A tart and tangy pineapple. The tuft of leaves on top gives it a slightly wild aesthetic. How to Get Pineapple. Can be gathered from the ground in the second farm area in the summer. Items Related To Pineapple. Thisset includes the STORY OF SEASONS Pioneers of Olive Town game and its Expansion Pass featuring 14 sets of DLC. STORY OF SEASONS Pioneers of Olive Town Welcome to Olive Town, a peaceful community established by your trailblazing grandfather and his friends. Now that youve taken over his farm, its your job to carry on his legacy. Additionalstory DLC was released for Pioneers of Olive town through an expansion pass. This has added new romanceable characters into the game, along with unique cosmetics. With the expansion STORYOF SEASONS: Pioneers of Olive Town. System: Nintendo Switch Release date: 26/03/2021. Overview. DLC. Gallery. Details. Inspired by tales of your grandfather’s pioneering days, pack your bags and leave the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy the rural life in Olive Town. You’ll have your work cut out for you: your grandfather’s pleasei dont know how to get the costume i already buy all the dlc but the only costume i have is the one i use iam still 5 day playing is there any specific date to get costume ? Marvelousalso announced the next DLC coming to Pioneers, called the Windswept DLC. The Story of Seasons Pioneers of Olive Town Windswept Falls Expansion Pack will introduce four characters to the game that you may or may not know yet. Neil, Dunhill, Felicity, and Hina will be coming to Story of Seasons, if you have played Harvest Moon: A New STORYOF SEASONS: Pioneers of Olive Town + Expansion Pass Set This item will be sent to your system automatically after purchase. Find retailers avya. Story of Seasons Pioneers of Olive Town is the latest addition in the long running agricultural series. Find out below if it lays a golden egg or is the last straw for farm a management genre. Many fans have been awaiting this the creators of the series that was previously known as Harvest Moon have released its latest chapter in the series, Story of Seasons Pioneers of Olive Town. The game’s premise is similar to its predecessors in which you will return to a village inhabited by a passed beloved grandparent. In Olive Town, your character’s dream is to take over land once owned from your grandfather. A New Beginning Like any good farming simulator, you assume the main character and can customise your character in whichever way you feel. There are many options from hair style and colour to eye shape to create yourself. Or you can just go wild with the colour options they have such as teal green or fire red hair. Players can choose from two different options of difficulty, depending on what challenges you would like normal mode or seedling made. Seedling mode is arguably a lot easier as it has certain bonuses and means you use less stamina overall. This means you can complete more tasks each day. Normal mode provides that extra challenge for seasoned farmers; not everything will be as easy to get, and your day will be made more challenging by needing to sell more stock and replenish your stamina more frequently to maximise your day. Story of Seasons Pioneers of Olive Town is split up into the four Seasons, with approx 28 in game days adding up to a Season. You’ll start in Spring where various crops and trees can be planted and grown. Each season will bring the opportunity to plant different vegetables and make different recipes to eat to replenish your stamina or sell as stock to the town to expand the shops local markets. The game is made up of two main areas, Olive Town, and then your farm with its surroundings. Your character is only given so much stamina, and depending on which game difficulty you selected will depend on how quickly that stamina will deplete. Stamina is depleted with specific tasks that you may do around your farm. Chopping trees, watering crops, mining rock, and even fishing is all available for you to do. Your tools can have different strengths as you progress through the game and players will need to earn money and craft bars out of rock ore to upgrade tools. Upgrading tools is a necessary but a taxing task at times as players will have to wait a significantly long time for not a particularly big pay off of bars. Upgrading also means that less stamina is used as stronger weapons means less work labour. Players will have multiple skills to develop and as players continue to use these skills, they will be able to unlock recipes they can craft to perhaps make that skill a little easier, or create a specific item such as coal. Makers are a huge part of the game which require you to input ingredients so it can make’ more important ingredients you may need to sell or trade. I found myself needing multiple makers of the same thing, just because there are so many different types of wood, or rock, or ore needed that make different types of plank. Hitting the Hay At the end of each day, or when your stamina runs dry you can opt to go to sleep and save the game. The morning will refresh your stamina and most of the time a new update from villagers will trigger. This might be the mayor paying a visit, or another resident telling you about an event in the town you can attend. The town will develop more as you progress through the days. I found myself spending a fair few days with not that much to do’ or perhaps for better wording, no real reason to do something. The game direction didn’t really pull me in any particular way, it just dumped me in a farm where I pulled weeds, did some chopping, exhausted my stamina and then slept. Eventually the game does signpost you to a bulletin board for some errands to run, but if you’re looking for a story rich farming game, Story of Seasons Pioneers of Olive Town is not the one for this. As you explore your surroundings you will come to discover some dilapidated buildings that will need restructuring. This may be the likes of a chicken coop, horses stable or big hay silo which can give you a focus. The game also has a heavy focus on collecting fish, treasure and photographs for the town museum. I like to think of myself as a bit of a seasoned farm simulator player, and my one major irritant with this game was the lack of any kind of log of what you were doing. I got through the first few hours trying to remember what on earth I was trying to do. The game itself requires a lot of things to be in place for just one thing. As you explore you’ll find different types of trees requiring a lot of stamina to chop down. If you don’t have the right weapons yet, you may not be able to get the right upgrades, because it takes so long to chop the right amount of materials. So you’d have a choice between concentrating on upgrading, or just taking the stamina hit and building the barn. I had to consistently go back to things and constantly check my inventory for what I potentially needed and what I already had so I didn’t waste precious stamina. Some upgrades require a lot of different materials, and your inventory – even fully upgraded is not massive. You are not even able to input’ the materials you have collected to clear space. So then you have to make trunks to put the materials in, and magically remember what they were once for. If you are on normal mode, stamina can prevent a lot being done in one day, so it can feel like a bit of choice paralysis of doing what needs to be done, as well as you attending to your own farm. I like having a pretty farm too, one with all my ducks in a row. As you go through the days, random spurts of weeds, new trees and plants will crop up needing you to remove them if you do not want them to sully your clean farm image. Which sounds great for all your neat needs, but this requires stamina. Now you’re probably asking – surely you can replenish your stamina? Yes – yes you can. However, I found by the time I saved ingredients, cooked them which takes stamina for it to only replenish one heart out of the 10-15 that I had, it felt not worth it. You can also go to the local café, but be prepared to spend precious coins that you need to save for your upgrades and other things. It all felt a bit like a Russian doll to me. On top of the surrounding things already mentioned, you can own pets, expand your house, add furniture to your house as well as complete some side quests around the town. Some projects you can commission for money instead of material, but it comes with a hefty price tag. It really depends on the player which direction you want to go. Hen Party After feeling pretty frustrated with the little pay off for what felt like a lot of time, I realised after sinking many hours into it, that there is much that becomes more accessible and easier to gather. The initial 8-10 or so hours felt like a slog through treacle. However with a couple of upgrades behind you, a fair few things to consistently sell each day, you can prioritise the day a bit easier – will your day be farm tending? Or wood chopping day? Although I stand by the log book being something that would have been helpful, it can’t be denied that there is a lot to do within the game itself regardless of story direction. The story does develop piece by piece and you get the opportunity to explore different lands, play mini-games, and explore caves. Maybe the point is that Pioneers of Olive town is something that is baked over time. It just might be a long time. I did find myself enjoying it in a lot of places. You can eventually get your own pet to walk everyday, or a mount so it is easier to travel to different locations. There were times where the game would leave you completely in the dark about crafting objects, not telling you what you would need, or where you could source the items, and that became frustrating. I eventually found that I could make perfume through a shop, but I was left wondering for ages if I needed to do it through a maker. Simple things like this makes the game feel a bit frustrating when you have so much time in the day. I feel like I have highlighted a lot of things that irritated me, but for farming simulator lovers, there will be loads to enjoy too. It possibly has one of the best fishing mechanics I have known for a game. Requiring you to hold down the action button on a slider that indicates if the fish is angry, tired or good to continue reeling in. Additionally, the passing of day, night and weather as well as the seasons is a great way to not feeling bored of the crops you may be planting or your jobs in the day. In the morning you can put your beloved farm animals you have tamed out to pasture. Something you won’t be able to do in the rain. When it rains, you don’t need to spend stamina watering plants as they will all be watered. It’s these things that make it exciting of what tomorrow may bring but also adding a bit of routine which is a lot of what we love about farming simulators. As you pluck, mine, chop and trill the ground little sprites will appear which can be collected. You can meet the sprite guardian who can take you to different lands, and grant you bonuses such as better quality food or more stamina. If you are a lover of the series then it likely would be an easy recommendation for you if you know what to expect rom the franchise. However, playing from a position of someone who has never played previous additions to the chapter, it felt there were a lot of loose ends that could have been smoothed out or tied up to make the game feel more together and complete as a whole. Rich in things to do, but not in story, this is good for those who don’t mind farming’ the hours into the game for not a lot of return. If you are on the search to see your spoils quickly, make and upkeep a perfect pretty farm without a lot of labour, then this is not the game for you. Story of Seasons Pioneers of Olive Town continues the same charming cutesy aesthetic as its predecessors, although at times feels discombobulated in organisation. A decent enough farming management addition to the genre, the game features a depth of gameplay but is light on narrative. Prepare and expect to be in it for the long haul if you want to see any real results from your hard work. Story of Seasons Pioneers of Olive Town is available now on Playstation 4 Review Platform, Nintendo Switch and Steam. Developer MarvelousPublisher Marvelous Disclaimer In order to complete this review, we were provided with a promotional copy of the game. For our full review policy, please go here. If you enjoyed this article or any more of our content, please consider our Patreon. Make sure to follow Finger Guns on our social channels –Twitter, Facebook, Twitch, Spotify or Apple Podcasts – to keep up to date on our news, reviews and features. Related posts Gaming Story of Seasons Pioneers of Olive Town is coming out on Nintendo Switch in a few days here in the United Kingdom, but is now already available over in the United States. Reviews have come out dubbing it amazing frontier farming, but it’s the dating sim aspect many people enjoy. Some people are asking who are the bachelors and bachelorettes in Story of Seasons Pioneers of Olive Town, and here you’ll find all the marriage options at launch as well as DLC via the Expansion Pass. The game had a difficult launch in Japan which resulted in numerous patches, but English reviews have been mostly positive so far. It’s not a game that drastically changes the farming simulator genre, but you should love it if you thoroughly enjoy much-needed escapes from reality such as Stardew Valley and Harvest Moon. With the game already out in the United States and coming out in the United Kingdom in a few days, below you’ll find all the bachelors and bachelorettes in Story of Seasons Pioneers of Olive Town so you know all the marriage options including DLC. MONSTER HUNTER RISE How many monsters and maps are there? Who are the bachelors in Story of Seasons Pioneers of Olive Town? The bachelors and bachelorettes in Story of Seasons Pioneers of Olive Town are the game’s marriage options at launch. Story of Seasons Pioneers of Olive Town has five bachelors and five bachelorettes as marriage options at launch, and they are as follows Girls BridgetReinaLinhBlaireLauraGuys DamonEmilioIoriRalphJackThese are all the bachelors and bachelorettes available in the game from launch, and all of them are available to date and ultimately marry regardless of whether you pick the male or female protagonist. This content could not be loaded— Marvelous Games marvelous_games March 22, 2021Story of Seasons Pioneers of Olive Town marriage options DLC The DLC marriage options for Story of Seasons Pioneers of Olive Town include characters from past games. Story of Seasons Pioneers of Olive Town will add six more marriage candidates via DLC with the Expansion Pass outlined as follows April 2021 Animal Attire’ costumes for the protagonists and marriage candidatesOlive Town Mystery Files’ sub-scenario – Join Mikey and Cindy to discover the cause of strange incidents occurring across Olive Town in the very first mystery scenario in the STORY OF SEASONS series!May 2021 Windswept Falls Expansion Pack’ – Explore a refreshing, brand-new area home to four characters from a past entry on the Nintendo 3DS™ system includes two marriage candidatesJune 2021 School Uniforms’ costume set for the protagonists and marriage candidatesTerracotta Oasis Expansion Pack’ – Discover an exotic oasis home to four characters from STORY OF SEASONS for Nintendo 3DS includes two marriage candidatesJuly 2021 Yukata Set’ costumes for the protagonists and marriage candidatesThe Legendary Sprite Dance’ sub-scenario – The Earth Sprite Village is livelier than ever, and the sprites are determined to revive their legendary dance and hold a feast…with or without Boss Sprite’s permission!August 2021 Twilight Isle Expansion Pack’ – Sail to an island bathed in twilight and meet the four characters from STORY OF SEASONS Trio of Towns that have made it their new home includes two marriage candidatesFALL GUYS Season 4 patch notes and new levels The outline for the Expansion Pass comes via the game’s website. 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