Village in the Shade Reaches 100,000 Copies Sold in Japan

The game will release in the West later this year.

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Village in the Shade, just a few days after releasing in Japan, has reached 100,000 copies sold in the region. The game will release in the West later this year for Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, and PC via Steam.

The game has not only sold 100,000 copies in Japan, with several physical editions selling out across stores. A Limited Edition of Village in the Shade is now available to preorder for $89.99, featuring a copy of the game, collector’s box, art book, original soundtrack, acrylic block, and a set of metal pins. Here’s an overview of the game, via NIS America:

Welcome to Kagatsu, a Japanese mountain village with plenty of secrets. In this brand-new, hand-painted farming sim, you’ll plant crops, customize your homestead, and befriend a cast of intriguing characters.

Relax by the brook, watch the cherry blossoms with your neighbors, or take a stroll through town. With so many ways to relax, you’re sure to feel right at home.

Just make sure to follow a few simple rules: don’t talk to strangers, don’t leave the village, and, whatever you do, don’t go out at night.

Features:

    • Unsettle Down: Make your new home feel like home! Buy furniture in town to decorate your house, then craft fences and other items with the resources you’ve gathered around your farm.
    • Festivals and Fun: Experience traditional Japanese festivals and activities, like the summer festival and cherry-blossom viewing. Get closer to your neighbors as you enjoy laid-back living.
    • Secrets Aren’t Meant to be Shared: Discover the truth about Kagatsu at your own risk, or follow the rules and keep from seeing a part of the village you don’t want to.
Saras Rajpal
Saras Rajpal
Saras is a passionate writer, with a love for immersive sims, superhero games, and Persona. He graduated college with a Bachelor of Arts with a concentration in creative writing. He's been with Final Weapon since 2023.

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