Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma
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Marvelous has recently released a new update for Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma on both the Switch and Switch 2, bringing the game up to version 1.0.5.

It's not a massive one, but there are definitely a few tweaks here that should improve your experience with the game considerably. Heck, we love Woolby, but reducing how often the dude pipes up is a big win in our books.

So without further ado, let's check out the patch notes:

Features
  • Adds the ability to adjust village farmer behavior in the Options menu. You can now toggle the following tasks on or off: sow seeds, water fields, and harvest crops.

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Bug Fixes
  • Minor bug fixes.
  • Adjusted the volume of certain lines for Zaza and Woolby in Japanese.
  • The Sacred Sword can now harvest crops over a wider range.
  • Added new warp points for Spring Village’s and Autumn Village’s development zones.
  • Fixed a bug where players could not obtain the Evasive Leg Guards. You can now purchase them at blacksmiths once your village level is high enough.
  • Fixed a bug where the ema plaque request “The Divine Sword Dance is the Best!” would not be available.
  • Adjusted the Blade Shard drop rate so you can now obtain them from high-level toad and fallen warrior enemies.
  • Fixed bugs that halted progression during certain Bonding Quests.
  • Adjusted the frequency of certain “Woolby” voice lines.
  • Fixed an issue where player names could not include character names from the game.
  • Fixed an issue in which certain Bonding Quests and main story quests could not progress.
  • Fixed an issue in which some Ema Board and Hometown Quests could not be completed.
  • Other minor fixes including some localisation adjustments.

We reckon Guardians of Azuma is well worth checking out if you haven't done so already. We awarded the game a 9/10 on the Switch and Switch 2, stating that it's "a must-play for Rune Factory fans and would be well-enjoyed by newcomers to the series as well".

Have you been playing Guardians of Azuma on Switch or Switch 2? What are your thoughts on the experience so far? Leave a comment and let us know.

[source marvelousgames.com]