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Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin - Switch

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About this Game

About this Game

  • Refined side-scrolling platform action - using farm tools as weapons, chain together quick, heavy, and special attacks to take down demonic beasts, while mastering the magical "divine raiment" Will be essential to grapple distant platforms, evade danger, and overcome powerful enemies
  • Detailed 3D simulation-style gameplay - learn the ancient art of agriculture by following detailed steps from planting to harvesting to Cultivate the perfect crop. As a harvest Goddess, sakuna's strength grows with each successful rice crop, with attributes such as aesthetic and flavour directly correlating to her combat abilities.
  • Creating a home in the wilderness - sakuna's Mortal companions make weapons, armour, and meals for her using the materials and ingredients she gathers on her adventures. Completing quests for them will unlock even more options
  • A fresh take on Japanese Mythology - The heroine is part of a pantheon of Gods and demons inspired by traditional Japanese Mythology but featuring many unique twists. The story and world are filled with lovingly rendered details, some familiar and some completely original

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Madison ★★★★★

I keep coming back to this one even after finishing the main story, and the way farming directly feeds into your combat upgrades makes every harvest feel genuinely rewarding. The side-scrolling action is tight, but it's the rhythm of planting, growing, and then using those tools in battle that reall

Penelope R. ★★★★★

The chain-combat combos feel so fluid once you get the rhythm down, and leveling up my farming stats actually made me a better fighter. I’ve sunk twenty hours in and still uncovering new moves with the hoe and sickle, it’s just addictive.

Elizabeth ★★★★★

I'm usually terrible at juggling multiple gameplay systems, but the way the farming directly feeds into my combat stats here just clicked for me. The side-scrolling action feels tight, and using the farm tools as weapons is way more satisfying than it has any right to be.