Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin Gameplay - Nintendo Treehouse: Live | E3 2019 

Who doesn’t love rice. This is for sure a game that’s being slept on by the mainstream media like most Japanese games. Such a shame.

Fighting Farmer Waifu Simulator

You might like rune factory 4 or the 4th one coming for switch

@@maroXUprising it's because most western media hates that Japan's products are doing better. They've gone way out of there to attack japanese entertainment trying to get it banned. I hate these crappy people that do that.

@KAMERON BELL that’s probably true. It’s a shame tbh. But, then there’s at least a few developers that are willing to make a game based on japan and whatnot where the western media still hates it. As we all know Ghost of tsushima is selling really well in japan yet the western media is reeeeee-ing that Japanese gamers shouldn’t like the game because in the grand scheme of things, western media and leftists are just racists. And are also upset that TLOU2 isn’t selling well in japan and the rest of the world. Ah well, Japanese games are sadly always going to be niche specifically this type of game (sakuna rice and ruin.) I’ll gladly support this Japanese indie developer, as there’s not many indie devs created in japan as much as the west.

He said more than GO

LOL yeah that was hilarious

the translator is really underwhelming. he translates like the bear minimum. its a shame that he couldnt express to the developers how excited the host was for their game.

It makes me wonder if he summarized what the developers were saying. Hopefully the developers got everything explained and expressed in the translation.

Probably a novice translator

Reminds me Hollow Knight

Unlike hat in time I’d say this game is going to be a hidden gem. This looks really good, ppl shouldn’t sleep on this but alas the “hardcore” gamers don’t know uniqueness from trash.

Slightly less time consuming than the fox mines.

You forgot to finish the meme

Could be classified as a hidden gem

trueblueclue day one update with only one patch note: “you can now pet the dog”

@@clayjack9969 this is the DLC we need.

This is why breath of the wild was a 1/10 not a 10/10 for me. If you can't pet the dog then what's the point in even playing?

[InsertChannelNameHere] you can feed the dog though and make it spin, so 5/10 for me.

I’m from the future and I got good news for all of you, you can pet the dog now!!

yeah, looks pretty cool

Yeah, looks at a lot like a Vanillaware title.

Now that game I LOVED!!! I played it on my PS Vita ^.~

I wish that game was on switch...

@@felizpanda I feel ya!

This was announced a couple weeks ago actually

@@kylewoodowens4488 Oh. Man how did I miss this!?

@@kylewoodowens4488 it was announced last year

I remember this game from E3 2017.

Can't wait till this comes out in november!

XSEED is really after our wallets with this, Granblue Relink and Rune Factory 4.

muramasa + havest moon = this game???

Did you try out Odins Sphere? If you liked Muramasa you will most likely like this too.

A moment of silence for the wallets of Nintendo fans.

Muramasa was my first thought, too

Lol thats me too 😂😂😂

@Firebird Don *pulls out cash*

Same SLK

Yeah, NoA not adding this to the western direct makes no sense at all.

I'm very excited for this one. That special edition looks awesome, too. Nintendo of Japan must be super high on it.

Not against your wallet personally, just the fact that it's still in your pocket lol

Bro mine is on life support after this week!

The next year or so is going to be brutal on the finances, alright.

@@SaithusX mine is crying right now. He's scared.

My wallet: *chuckles* "I'm in danger"

Same. The only reason I still keep my vita around is for all the Vanillaware games. Doubt they will port them to switch before they even finish 13 Sentinels.

In Japanese and English or completely Japanese? Just curious.

@@jasonharris3502 it dual audio.

Right?

It's not developed by Nintendo, they just publish it on their console.

I absolutely adore muramasa

Don't think so (next to saying it will be released this winter)

Wychart Van der wal gives me time to save up lol

What was that like?

@@amechismallwood7242 It was my first and last experience actually. I live in Southeast Asia btw. It was a scorching hot summer in the province cuz it's during summer that they harvest rice (rainy season is for planting). I did not help cut down the rice grass with a scythe cuz it was already done and I only had to collect the rice grains. We did it by slamming the rice grass through a makeshift wood platform (I don't know how to describe it) which makes it so the rice grains would scatter all across a tiny hut we made on the spot. We covered the entire hut with a wide blanket from the floor all through the sides so it was easy to gather the grains after we were done slamming them all over the place. We had to do it with all the rice grass that was cut down from 2 medium sized rice fields. It took us two days to finish everything and we worked from 6am-11am then from 1pm-4pm everyday. We collected about 8 sacks (50 kg each) of rice from them afterwards. I hurt the back of my waist the very first day and it was really bad but I kept going. The second day it still hurt but I tried to do my best to get everything done. Afterwards, I had to help carry the sacks which sucked cuz they were heavy. I had to carry them on my shoulders but I only did each sack half at a time cuz I would die if I had to carry 50kg all at once. It wasn't that far though (just about 1 or 2 meters away) cuz we just needed to carry them from the hut we made in the ricefield to the side of the road where we had our vehicle parked. I had been studying in the city, miles and miles away from the province for the last six years and it was the first summer I've been home so I was happy to help even if I had thoughts of dying because it was so hard to fall asleep with the back of my waist hurting when I move (and I really move a lot when I sleep lol). It was an amazing experience though and now I have more respect and appreciation for those people who grow rice. P.S. We didn't actually grow them. Our relatives (my father's siblings and their families) did and because my father owned part of the land they used for planting, we got our share, although we had to harvest them ourselves.

@@icecreamcake5381 So, if hot season is for planting rice, I take it that rainy season is fall?? That sounds like very hard but rewarding work. I knew famers had to work hard to plant their rice but I didn't know the first clue about how they actually did any of it. I'm sure once you ate that rice you helped harvested yourself, it tasted a lot more sastifing. 🙂 After hearing that, I would really like to try it for myself. Thank you for talking with me.

@@amechismallwood7242 No, hot season is for harvesting and rainy is for planting. Our rainy season is June-December and then January-May is sunny.

@@amechismallwood7242 Oh and it really did feel satisfying knowing I worked for it. I've seen a lot of vids about japanese food culture where they give so much care to food because the idea is someone had to work hard for it to be available to the general public and if it's meat, an animal had to give it's life to sustain our species so we should be thankful and not waste them. That's how it felt to me. It also made me appreciate my father more cuz we don't really get along that much and experiencing something that he does makes you really feel grateful.