To align with the launch of the Nintendo Switch 2, Marvelous has revealed that the release date for “Rune Factory: Dragon’s Land” will be delayed by one week from its initial schedule, now set for June 5.
As the newest entry in the “Rune Factory” series, this game retains the beloved rural life simulation elements that fans cherish. Players can engage in relaxing activities like farming and fishing, take part in village restoration projects, interact with a variety of characters, and set off on exciting adventures. The postponement is intended to guarantee optimized performance and a consistent experience across both platforms.
Game Introduction:
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The Eastern Kingdom currently lies devastated, scarred by a catastrophic event known only as the “Dragon Star Fall.” This terrible calamity ripped through the land, leaving behind widespread ruins and causing a perilous depletion of its runes—the very essence of the earth’s vitality and life force. Crucially, this event also triggered the alarming disappearance of the nature’s deities, whose presence once ensured the balance and flourishing of the natural world.
Amidst this ruin emerges an amnesiac protagonist, burdened by a forgotten past but possessing an extraordinary connection to the land. Assuming the mantle of an “Earth Dancer,” this individual is tasked with a monumental quest: saving the world from its current state of decay. The perilous journey involves a two-fold mission: firstly, protecting the remaining lives of those struggling within the ravaged Eastern Kingdom, and secondly, undertaking the vital task of rejuvenating its rapidly fading natural environment. This ambitious goal can only be achieved by seeking out the lost nature’s deities and restoring them to their rightful place, a process intricately linked to the Earth Dancer’s unique, powerful dance abilities. Through these sacred movements, the protagonist channels the earth’s remnants of vitality, hoping to rekindle the bond between the physical world and its absent gods, thereby paving the way for healing and rebirth.
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