Harvest Moon: Back to Nature | PlayStation Game

Neglect covers a grandfather's old farm, and the grandson who once spent his summers there now lives on the land full-time. In Harvest Moon: Back to Nature | PlayStation Game, country life begins with a worn estate, a mayor's inspection hanging over the future, and three in-game years to prove rightful ownership. Money from raising cattle pays for repairs around the property. Town residents fill the nearby community with conversations, and married life can grow out of those meetings.

How to play?

Cleaning the property comes first, since the estate has to look like it belongs to a real owner before the mayor gives his verdict. Breeding livestock brings in the cash needed for work around the farm, tying daily chores to the condition of the place. Naming the farm adds a personal mark to the inherited land. Meeting people around town opens social routes that can lead past small talk and into building a family.