Doraemon Story of Seasons Coming to Southeast Asia
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April 24, 2019

BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Asia is pleased to announce that DORAEMON STORY OF SEASONS will be coming to Southeast Asia (Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines and Indonesia) in Autumn 2019 for Nintendo Switch and PC via STEAM with Japanese voice-over and English subtitles.

The popular anime character – Doraemon meets the hugely popular Story of Seasons series in a brand new game DORAEMON STORY OF SEASONS. Players will be able to enjoy traditional Story of Seasons activities like growing crops, cultivating their farm, exploring, bug hunting and many more.

Nobita* and other familiar faces from the Doraemon franchise will take part in a heart-warming journey across the title’s original local town. Players will develop the town and their own farm while interacting and forming bonds with other inhabitants. Of course, Doraemon’s secret gadgets will be there to help them along the way!

The game is the result of the joint efforts of Bandai Namco Entertainment Inc., Marvelous (Production) and Brownies (Development).
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