Welcome To Elderfield Brings Cozy Horror Farming To Steam
The game pairs farming and marriage with hand-drawn horror in the Junji Ito register, and a Japanese-language release is not yet dated.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
Indie developer Chris Cote released Welcome to Elderfield on Steam at 2,250 yen, with a 10 percent discount to 2,025 yen through September 25, 2026. The cozy horror RPG is set in a town where the abnormal is everyday, with hand-drawn art reminiscent of Junji Ito's work and Lo-Fi music by composer Dated. Players farm crops including teeth and eyeballs, mine, cook, fish, investigate mysteries, romance residents, and fight Lovecraftian horrors in turn-based battles.
The game can be bought at a 10 percent discount until September 25, 2026. Chris Cote developed it as an indie release for Steam.
Farming in Elderfield covers corn and pumpkins as well as teeth and eyeballs. Players also stop the growth of troublesome tentacles and raise otherworldly livestock. Outside the fields, the game offers mining, gathering, cooking, fishing, and mystery investigation.
Residents can be romanced and married, and turn-based battles use collected resources, buffs, and equipment against Lovecraftian horrors and Old Gods. Japanese display is not currently supported, though a Japanese introduction text is on Steam.
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