Harvest Moon: The Lost Valley and Harvest Moon: Skytree Village have officially landed on iOS and Android, proving once again that farming simulators will never die, they’ll just keep sprouting on every platform imaginable.
The announcement, reported by the official Natsume X account, confirms that Natsume has brought two of its classic handheld entries into the mobile space. The Lost Valley, originally released on Nintendo 3DS in 2014, was notable for introducing a fully customizable farming environment, allowing players to sculpt the land itself rather than just plop down crops. Skytree Village, which followed in 2016, refined those mechanics with improved controls, expanded character interactions, and a more structured storyline. Now, both titles are available for download on smartphones, ensuring that players can plant turnips and woo villagers while pretending to answer work emails.
Gameplay remains faithful to the originals, with farming, fishing, mining, and relationship-building at the core. The mobile versions promise touch-friendly controls and updated interfaces, though don’t expect radical changes—this is more preservation than reinvention. Fans of Stardew Valley or Story of Seasons will find familiar rhythms here, though Harvest Moon’s distinct charm lies in its quirky characters and slightly eccentric design choices. The Lost Valley’s terrain-shaping mechanic still feels like Minecraft wandered into a farming sim, while Skytree Village’s narrative focus makes it more approachable for newcomers.
Regionally, the games are available globally, with no restrictions mentioned, meaning anyone with a smartphone can now escape into pixelated agriculture, here is The Lost Valley in Android and iOS, and Skytree Village for Android and iOS. Just remember these are premium games, at this time both are priced at 7.99$ USD. Check if it is right to you or just wait for some discount.
