Rune Factory 4 is irresistibly charming. It has a plethora of things to do and a variety of ways to do them, and features some lovely graphics and catchy tunes. Those charms are slightly tarnished by the paper-thin plot, uneven pacing, and an under-utilized monarchy system, but even with a few smudges on its noble crown, Rune Factory 4 rules.
The story is fairly straightforward. As a hero (or heroine) you literally drop into the small town of Selphia after a scuffle on an airship leaves with you with amnesia, where you're mistaken for royalty and asked to rule the town and help turn it into a popular tourist destination. Without any real reason to say no, your hero proceeds to spend their time doing some serious multitasking.
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