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Oraga Land Shusai: Best Farmer Shuukaku-Sai Game Sample - SNES/SFC

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Channel: Vysethedetermined2 · 2010 · Gaming

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Oraga Land (or Oraga Land Sponsorship: Best Farmer Harvest Festival) is a game developed by Nitto & Graphics Research and published by Vic Tokai. It is an incredibly simple puzzle-type game that features the cast of characters from Meiji's (who is a huge retailer of various products in Japan like Medicine, Food, Healh Supplements, etc.) popular Oraga-Based food products, such as Karl Cheese Flavor Corn Snacks (which I bought a bag from a import food shop in my area). It's basically a game for fans and supporters of Meiji and the Oraga/Oraga Village brand. Shuukaku Sai in the title doesn't have to be spaced or connected.

In the game, you play with the various Oraga Village characters in a game to see who can grow and collect their crops fastest. You choose a character, the difficulty, the type of water you'll use, and you're off to plant crops and harvest them. Of course, it's not quite THAT simple. Characters can plant crops in a square grid and need to gather the number of crops specified to win. Sometimes, enemies will pop up who will try to eat or flat out destroy your crops, and different enemies do different things to the different foods you'll grow. For instance, a kid who tries to steal your crops has more stamina than other hazards and requires more effort to defeat than a worm or bird. You can hit foes with rocks. Crops can be grown faster the more you water them, but be careful not to water them too much or they will wilt.

The game allows you to play against a friend and there is also an options mode and tutorial mode. The game looks quite poor for an SNES/SFC game, especially given the time of release, but it's fun for a little while. If you can find it for cheap, I'd get it, but it's fairly rare. The Japanese music composer for this game, Maki Kirioka, who is credited primarily for her work at Procyon Studios and with several Konami titles (Zone of the Enders, Tokimeki Memorial, etc.) had a small history prior working with VGM and composed music for this as well as "Mickey no Tokyo Disneyland Daibouken". This is a video of the first few opponents. Enjoy.

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