Sylvanian Families: Otogi no Kuni no Pendant (1999)
- Developer
- Epoch
- Platforms
- Game Boy Color
- Genres
- Role-playing (RPG)
How it feels
An ivory rabbit on a magical quest to return a dream-casting pendant to Fairyland while navigating daily village life.
cozywhimsicalkid-friendlyrpgfantasylighthearted
About
An ivory rabbit called Aster Dandelion ventures into the heart of the forest during a picnic and aids an injured fairy. She is left with a magical pendant that has a mysterious power that turns reality into dreams at the stroke of six in the evening. Now Aster has a quest to return the pendant to Fairyland while she tries to carry on with her daily life. In Sylvanian Families: Otogi no Kuni no Pendant the player navigates Aster around Sylvania Village, talking to her acquaintances, interacting with objects and completing various tasks, whether she’s at home, school or at a friend’s house. Various mini-games must be won to earn seeds for growing flowers as well as furniture to decorate Aster’s bedroom. There’s also optional side quests such as sprinkling vividust on wilted flowers.
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