History VideoGame / StoryOfSeasonsTrioOfTowns

* {{Expy}}: Inari is similar to [[VideoGame/HarvestMoonMagicalMelody Jamie]] in regards to always being the opposite gender of your player, allowing either gender to woo them. Both characters also can't have children, though an update later allowed Inari to have a child.

!!Tropes for the Game:

* DisappearedDad: Played straight, inverted, and subverted.

* GuestFighter: Anime/{{Hamtaro}} is an unlockable pet in the Japanese version. He was removed from the Western release, due to a combination of licensing issues and the series being very niche in the West.

* ShoutOut: Like in the previous title, it makes a nod to ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros''. This time you can get Mario's, Luigi's, Toad's, and Peach's clothes to wear for your player. They all even give bonuses!

* PlentyOfBlonds: Every single human person in Westown is blond (Dessie's hair is [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair green]], but she's a magical guardian-in-training, not an ordinary person). They range from platinum to strawberry to dirty blond, but they're all a shade of gold. Witchie also has blond hair.

* DisappearedDad: Played straight, inverted, and subverted. Played straight with Noel, whose father isn't anywhere to be seen, the reason for this is he and Miranda divorced when Noel was a baby. Inverted with Collin, whose mother isn't anywhere to be seen, but confirmed by Hector to have died from illness when Collin was very young. Inverted and subverted with Komari, who is introduced with just her dad...and quickly mentions that her mother is a world traveler and does this a lot. Dialogue later reveals that it ''has'' caused some strife between the two, however.

* '''Lulukoko Village''': The second town introduced, a tropical paradise with plenty of oceans and sand.

* '''Westown''': A mining town based around {{The Wild West}}.
* '''Tsuyukusa''': [[FarEast An oriental village with rice fields]].
* '''Lulukoko Village''': A tropical paradise with plenty of oceans and sand.

The player is tasked with raising their prestige with each town and ultimately gaining their father's approval of their dream.

** MANY of the NPCs in the three villages are shout-outs to famous fictional or real-life figures (such as Lara Croft, Indiana Jones, Marilyn Monroe, Audrey Hepburn, Wyatt Earp, etc), or cultures, locations, structures, etc (such as Maya, Nazca, and Machu).

''Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns'' (''Bokujō Monogatari: Mittsu no Sato no Taisetsuna Tomodachi, lit. Ranch Story: Cherished Friends of Three Towns'' in Japan) is an upcoming [=3DS=] title as part of the newly minted ''VideoGame/StoryOfSeasons'' games.

* '''Westown''': A mining town based around the Wild West.

* DownloadableContent: Has this for the first time in the series proper (not counting Natsume's original games under the ''Harvest Moon'' title). In Japan, it was released as four free updates over the course of 6 months. In the West, however, XSEED announced that after consulting the fandom, they're going to release it as paid content. The reasons it's going to be paid instead of free are: the sheer amount of text would have encompassed a game in-and-of itself, the costs involved translating said text, and the last update was released right after they entered the QA/submission localization stage and that either delaying the game to include it or attempting to include it within their original schedule plan were completely out of the question.

* UnexpectedCharacter: The currently Japanese-only DLC allows Woofio, the animal contest judge, to be unlocked as a marriage candidate. This is not a typo.

!!Tropes for the Game

* {{Expy}}: Inari is similar to [[VideoGame/HarvestMoonMagicalMelody Jamie]] in regards to always being the opposite gender of your player, allowing either gender to woo them. Both characters also can't have children, though an update later allowed Inari to have a child.

* GuestFighter: Anime/{{Hamtaro}} is an unlockable pet. Averted in the US release, due to licensing issues.

* UnexpectedCharacter:[[NoExportForYou Currently Japanese-only]] DLC allows Woofio the animal contest judge to be unlocked as a marriage candidate. This is not a typo.

* DisappearedDad: Played straight, inverted, and subverted. Played straight with Noel, whose father isn't anywhere to be seen. Inverted with Collin, whose mother isn't anywhere to be seen, but confirmed by Hector to have died from illness when Collin was very young. Inverted and subverted with Komari, who is introduced with just her dad...and quickly mentions that her mother is a world traveler and does this a lot. Dialogue later reveals that it ''has'' caused some strife between the two, however.

** In one of Ford's friend events, Brad drinks an entire dosage of untested medicine made by the former. The result?
-->Brad: [[WesternAnimation/HeManAndTheMastersOfTheUniverse1983 I have the powwweeeer!]]

-->Brad: [[WesternAnimation/He-Man I have the powwweeeer!]]

* DisappearedDad: Played straight, inverted, and subverted. Played straight with Noel, whose father isn't anywhere to be seen. Inverted with Collin, whose mother isn't anywhere to be seen, but is implied by Carrie to have died when Collin was much younger. Inverted and subverted with Komari, who is introduced with just her dad...and quickly mentions that her mother is a world traveler and does this a lot. Dialogue later reveals that it ''has'' caused some strife between the two, however.

* ShoutOut: Like in the previous title, it makes a nod to ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros''. This time you can get Mario's, Luigi's, Toad's, and Peach's clothes to wear for your player. They all even give bonuses!

The game was released in Japan in Summer 2016 and is expected to be released in America Febuary 28th, 2017.

* AllDesertsHaveCacti: Weston has plenty of cacti.

* {{Expy}}: Inari is similar to [[VideoGame/HarvestMoonMagicalMelody Jamie]] in regards to always being the opposite gender of your player, allowing either gender to woo them. Both characters also can't have children, though with Inari it's because it's simply not allowed while with Jamie it's because [[NonStandardGameOver the game ends]]. However, an update later allowed Inari to have a child.

* SerialEscalation: Unlike ''Tale of Two Towns'', there are now ''three'' of them!

The game was released in Japan in Summer 2016 and is expected to be released in America the following year.

* GuestFighter: Anime/{{Hamtaro}} is an unlockable pet.
* ShoutOut: Like in the previous title, it makes a nod to ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros''. This time you can get Mario and Peach's clothes to wear for your player.

* GuestFighter: Anime/{{Hamtaro}} is an unlockable pet.

* {{Expy}}: Inari is similar to [[VideoGame/HarvestMoonMagicalMelody Jamie]] in regards to always being the opposite gender of your player, allowing either gender to woo them. Both characters also can't have children, though with Inari it's because it's simply not allowed while with Jamie it's because [[NonStandardGameOver the game ends]].

''Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns'' (''Bokujō Monogatari: Mittsu no Sato no Taisetsuna Tomodachi, lit. Ranch Story: Cherished Friends of Three Towns'' in Japan) is an upcoming [=3DS=] title as part of the newly minted ''Story of Seasons'' games.

* FarEast: Tsuyukusa, like with Konohana from ''Tale of Two Towns''.

''Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns'' (refered to as '''' in Japan) is an upcoming [=3DS=] title as part of the newly minted ''Story of Seasons'' games. The game has your protagonist fulfilling a childhood dream of being a farmer as their uncle who is now a farmer helps them live the dream As the title suggest and similar to ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonTaleOfTwoTowns Tale of Two Towns]]'', there are three different villages with a distinct flavor to them.

* '''Tsuyukusa''': [[{{Wutai}} An oriental village with rice fields]]

The game was already released in Japan in Summer 2016, and expected to be released in America the following year.

* {{Expy}}: Inari is a lot like [[VideoGame/HarvestMoonMagicalMelody Jamie]], in regards to being the opposite gender of your player when wooing them.
* {{Wutai}}: Tsuyukusa, like with Konohana from ''Take of Two Towns''.