Average Reviews:
(More customer reviews)I was shocked to realize that I had missed an installment of the Harvest Moon universe so I had to pick up Innocent Life.While it is very different from the other harvest moon games, the differences are interesting enough to keep you captivated.
The controls take a while to get used to.Mainly select is triangle instead of X except when you're getting into storage boxes...then it's O for some weird reason.
The story is good: Save the Island from blowing up.No biggie.
What I liked was not being confined to the town anymore.There is a whole island to explore and you get a dune buggy and tent to do it with!There are even a sort "dungeons" with small puzzles to solve to advance through.
What I didn't like was you don't have to take care of your animals other than brushing them...and even then you don't really have to do that.Animals take a huge backseat in this game...they're almost pointless really.I also hated the Bas&ket Rail system.(yeah that's how it's spelled)It's supposed to work like a train set...I could never make it work well enough to justify using, but that could just be me.
All in all it's a great game.Different from all the other harvest moons by far, but still a good game in your own right.I think it's a nice addition and a breath of fresh air to farming life!
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Product Description:
All the shiny technology in the universe can't save the inhabitants of Heartflame Island. That's because an ancient curse smolders among the shadows of a nearby volcano. Locals whisper about an old legend that might break the curse, but it takes someone other than a human to unlock the secrets-- and that someone must conquer the crumbling ruins forgotten by time. You can bet your bumper crop that this isn't an ordinary farming adventure, but Dr. Hope says that you were made for this epic quest.
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