Natsume has officially revealed the release date and pre-order details for Harvest Moon: Echoes of Teradea, the next installment in the beloved farming simulation series.
Release Date and Platforms
The game will launch on September 24, 2026, for the following platforms:
- Nintendo Switch
- Nintendo Switch 2
- PlayStation 5
- Xbox Series X
- PC
Additionally, the Switch 2 physical copy will include the Switch version of the game on the cartridge, along with the Upgrade Pack.
Pre-order Bonus: Lupo the Baby Wolf Plush
Players who pre-order the game can receive the Lupo the Baby Wolf Plush, priced at $59.99. The plush is available through Amazon and Natsume’s official store.
This marks a return to a longstanding tradition in the series, where localized Bokujou no Monogatari (Story of Seasons) and Natsume’s Harvest Moon titles often included a plush as a pre-order bonus. Notable exceptions include Harvest Moon: The Lost Valley and Skytree Village, though The Winds of Anthos did offer a sleepy cow plush for pre-orders.
Game Overview
In Harvest Moon: Echoes of Teradea, players begin as a resident of Bloomfield Village, where environmental changes—such as tornadoes and descending mist—lead to the discovery of Bloomfield’s Guardian Spirit, Lupo the Wolf. The story follows players as they journey to meet other Guardian Spirits, restoring peace to Teradea.
Beyond the narrative, the game retains classic Harvest Moon elements, including:
- Farming activities
- Animal husbandry
- Romance options with five bachelorettes or bachelors
New screenshots and details about the game’s features have also been shared by Natsume.
Where to Pre-order
Pre-orders for Harvest Moon: Echoes of Teradea are open now via:
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