Besides the graphics update, there are new features and content. Everything from the anime character portraits to the character models and backgrounds have obviously been greatly improved. For a 3DS game, Rune Factory 4 Special looks pretty good on the Switch.
Whether it’s harvesting the perfect turnip, taming the best monster, crafting the best gear, or marrying the most beautiful waifu or husbando, there are so many things to do in Rune Factory 4 Special it’s nearly impossible to focus on just one. I’d actually praise Rune Factory 4 Special even more, as it mashes together just about every genre and mechanic I love in games – things like monster taming, dungeon exploring, RPG skill progression, relationship building, and a whole, whole lot more. Rune Factory 4 was, as noted by the original reviewer, already a great game, which I’m happy to agree with after playing around 14 hours of Special. You can watch the trailer for Rune Factory 4 Special below for a feel of the graphics and gameplay. Rune Factory 4 Special for the Nintendo Switch is an upgraded remaster of the original 3DS game with noticeably better graphics and some new content.
#Rune factory 4 bachelorettes update#
Update by Casey DeFreitas, February 25, 2020
Without any real reason to say no, your hero proceeds to spend their time doing some serious multitasking. As a hero (or heroine) you literally drop into the small town of Selphia after a scuffle on an airship leaves with you with amnesia, where you’re mistaken for royalty and asked to rule the town and help turn it into a popular tourist destination. Those charms are slightly tarnished by the paper-thin plot, uneven pacing, and an under-utilized monarchy system, but even with a few smudges on its noble crown, Rune Factory 4 rules.The story is fairly straightforward. It has a plethora of things to do and a variety of ways to do them, and features some lovely graphics and catchy tunes.
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