After their departure on Switch, Bandai Namco and Marveous bring the video game starring Nobita and the cosmic cat to the Sony console.
The pages of Famitsu magazine revealed that Doraemon: Story of Seasons would be released in Japan on June 30, but the game will skip the summer in Europe and arrive in Spain a little later. Bandai Namco has announced that the title will be ready on September 4 for PlayStation 4 (already available on Nintendo Switch), as announced by the company in a thought note.
"Bandai Namco Entertainment Europe, Marvelous Inc and Brownies have worked hand in hand to bring the universes of Doraemon and Story of Season together in the creation of Doraemon: Story of Seasons," they said in the statement. Players will join the cosmic cat on a journey alongside Nobita and the other characters. The objective? Create and manage a farm. The peculiarity is that Doraemon will have at his disposal a whole series of inventions that he takes out of his magic pocket. In this way, users will be able to enjoy the mechanics of Story of Seasons from a completely different perspective.
Nobita and her friends are ready for new adventures on PS4! Join them on a wonderful journey through Natura in Doraemon: Story of Seasons, coming September 4! pic.twitter.com/d5Phn4ZBIk
– Bandai Namco Spain (@BandaiNamcoES) April 23, 2020
Become a farmer, but don't neglect life outside of work
In this production, Doraemon and his companions will plant crops, manage the farm, explore scenarios, hunt insects, and perform a variety of activities. But there is life beyond work. Interacting with the characters of the town and establishing relationships with all the inhabitants will give us the opportunity to improve the village while having fun with all they have to offer.
Bandai Namco is a company that publishes many of the titles based on manganime series. Doraemon is popular in many countries due to the television series, although the manga is very popular in Japan. Beyond this franchise, the Japanese company publishes games like Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, which has confirmed its first paid DLC for April 28. Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions and Fairy Tale are two other titles that are on the company's horizon.
Source | Bandai Namco (press release)
