THE GOOD:-The number of choices for your wife/husband [that's right, you can choose to be a boy or a girl.] There are 11 choices total.
-The ability to buy land. You can have more than one different properties.
-You can expand your house a lot, same with your barn.
-It reminds me of the older HM games. They brought back the old way to upgrade tools, houses, barns, and everything else.
-A pet pig. If you like pigs, it's good.
-You can buy furniture and arrange it how you like.
THE BAD:
-The graphics aren't up to par with A Wonderful Life, but they still look fine. It's only bad if you're a stickler for graphics.
-It's kind of hard to get money, but you can still make due with what you get.
SUMMARY:
I'd have to say this is one of the best HM games I've played in the series. If you like Animal Crossing, you'll probably like this game. A new feature I haven't seen before allows you to buy different furniture and arrange it how you like.
Starting: Starting is brutal. But eventually it's smooth sailing. If you're like me and like working for your stuff, then it'll be fun. You start out with a small house and NO barn, or chicken coop. :]
You have to buy your own. This is done with lumber and money. Like the older games, you need an axe to chop wood to get lumber. Thankfully you already have the tools you need.
From there you basically live on a farm.
You can expand your house to 5 different levels [not floors, you'll still have one floor]. You can expand your barn to hold a lot of animals. You can buy land and more than one house. You have 11 people to choose to be your wife/husband. You can have a kid of course, but it'll be boy. You can buy furniture, and lots of different kinds. It's endless. There's so much to do.
Festivals are also back. But some require you to donate a certain item before it happens, which is not that hard.
All in all, this game is very good. It's not that hard to learn, and can keep you playing for a while. I'd recommend it.
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