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11-02-2022, 04:52 PM
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The days keep getting longerHarvestella arrives on Nintendo Switch and PC this week. And ahead of launch, Square Enix is detailing some updates it made to Harvestella after getting feedback from the demo.
The Harvestella Switch demo went live on the eShop following the September Nintendo Direct (https://www.destructoid.com/recap-everything-that-happened-at-the-packed-september-2022-nintendo-direct/). Players had feedback from it, it seems, and Square Enix is making some tune-ups in a day one update for Harvestella.
As the studio outlines in a new blog entry (https://www.square-enix-games.com/en_US/news/harvestella-quietus-dungeons-and-more), one major point is longer days. Time seemed to fly by a bit in the Harvestella Switch demo, so this should hopefully make it easier to do a bit more while the sun's up.
Cooldowns for job switching have been sped up, so it's easier to change up in combat. And the Mage class will also strike a bit faster than before. There's also more warning when your character is low on HP.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dd3U4jQFovk
In one of my favorite notes, Square says fishing is more fun. Specifically, the hit time has been reduced. But I like the general notion of fishing being more entertaining.
The Harvestella day one update has also received some bug fixes, a new UI for saving and loading, and partially reduced load times. These are all coming in a day one update to Harvestella itself, but the demo will not be updated.
Home on the fantasy rangeThese all sound like solid tune-ups for Square Enix's fantasy farming adventure. Harvestella is the RPG company's take on farming life, a genre that's been seeing quite the resurgence.
The demo feedback route has worked out well for Square Enix in the past. Specifically, Triangle Strategy made a good few changes and tune-ups between its demo and launch (https://www.destructoid.com/square-enix-triangle-strategy-demo-changes-feedback-news/) that ultimately felt for the better.
We'll know soon enough whether the same has been done for this farming RPG. Harvestella goes live for Nintendo Switch and PC via Steam this Friday, November 4.
The post Harvestella day one update takes aim at demo feedback (https://www.destructoid.com/harvestella-day-one-update-info-switch-pc-steam-square-enix/) appeared first on Destructoid (https://www.destructoid.com).
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The days keep getting longerHarvestella arrives on Nintendo Switch and PC this week. And ahead of launch, Square Enix is detailing some updates it made to Harvestella after getting feedback from the demo.
The Harvestella Switch demo went live on the eShop following the September Nintendo Direct (https://www.destructoid.com/recap-everything-that-happened-at-the-packed-september-2022-nintendo-direct/). Players had feedback from it, it seems, and Square Enix is making some tune-ups in a day one update for Harvestella.
As the studio outlines in a new blog entry (https://www.square-enix-games.com/en_US/news/harvestella-quietus-dungeons-and-more), one major point is longer days. Time seemed to fly by a bit in the Harvestella Switch demo, so this should hopefully make it easier to do a bit more while the sun's up.
Cooldowns for job switching have been sped up, so it's easier to change up in combat. And the Mage class will also strike a bit faster than before. There's also more warning when your character is low on HP.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dd3U4jQFovk
In one of my favorite notes, Square says fishing is more fun. Specifically, the hit time has been reduced. But I like the general notion of fishing being more entertaining.
The Harvestella day one update has also received some bug fixes, a new UI for saving and loading, and partially reduced load times. These are all coming in a day one update to Harvestella itself, but the demo will not be updated.
Home on the fantasy rangeThese all sound like solid tune-ups for Square Enix's fantasy farming adventure. Harvestella is the RPG company's take on farming life, a genre that's been seeing quite the resurgence.
The demo feedback route has worked out well for Square Enix in the past. Specifically, Triangle Strategy made a good few changes and tune-ups between its demo and launch (https://www.destructoid.com/square-enix-triangle-strategy-demo-changes-feedback-news/) that ultimately felt for the better.
We'll know soon enough whether the same has been done for this farming RPG. Harvestella goes live for Nintendo Switch and PC via Steam this Friday, November 4.
The post Harvestella day one update takes aim at demo feedback (https://www.destructoid.com/harvestella-day-one-update-info-switch-pc-steam-square-enix/) appeared first on Destructoid (https://www.destructoid.com).
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