Marvelous USA and XSEED Games announced that the monster-farming and action game Farmagia is releasing this November 1. It's going to be available for the PlayStation 5, the Nintendo Switch, and the PC via Steam. One of the rather interesting things you need to know about the game is that the character and monster designs were designed by Hiro Mashima, the creator of Fairy Tail and Edens Zero.
Pre-orders for the game is set to open soon with the Farmagia Day One Edition being offered at $59.99. Aside from the base game, this edition comes with a CD soundtrack which features 23 colorful arrangements from the game along with an art book having at least 90 pages of gorgeous illustrations. All of these are placed in an outer box that's covered with new drawings from Mashima.
Fight for Peace
The game is set in the world of Felicidad where farmers known as Farmagia raise and command monsters. They all live in harmony under the watchful eye of the Magus Diluculum. It is this peace that has resulted in the prosperity of the land. However, when Magus died, it had opportunists coming out to use monsters and seize power for themselves. This resulted in a conflict which reached Centvelt. Because of this Farmagia Tenand his friends have been forced to be part of the fight against the new ruler of Glaza.
Grow those Monsters
In Farmagia, players get to play Tenand his friends. They'll have to cultivate and command an army of home-grown monsters while exploring the treacherous land looking for valuable resources which can improve the farm. As his skill and farm improve, Ten gets access to more monsters that can be nurtured along with new traits that can help in the fight for freedom.
The Elemental Spirits
The game also has players make friends with the Elemental Spirits living across the world of Felicidad. By increasing the relationship bonds the spirits have with Ten, players get to unlock new ultimate monsters and transformations, which in turn adds new strength in the fight against Glaza.
Wishlist Farmagia on Steam now.
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