IGN:Running a business should feel rewarding, and in some ways Hometown Story succeeds in this. But the euphoria of capitalism is all too brief, since most of the time you’ll either be stuck behind the cash register ringing up customers, or helping villagers with their mundane problems. It’s a reminder that small-town life may be safe and pleasant, but it’s not always ideal.
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Dealspwn writes: "Hometown Story isn't a bad game, to be clear. Expanding your shop and the town it serves is undeniably satisfying, but sadly, it's nowhere near fun enough to hold your interest for the long term. Considering that numerous Harvest Moon games and spinoffs are available on the system and virtual console, not to mention Animal Crossing: New Leaf, turning up with Wada's name on the credits just isn't enough."
