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Ever the hero, however, he sets up camp on an abandoned farm and quickly makes friends with the locals, vowing to help them reawaken the Four Farms of Light, defeat the black beasts once and for all, and bring back the blessings of the Goddess Galariel to the land. Unfortunately, things don't go exactly as planned, and Pietro eventually finds himself stuck in Galariland with no way to return.

When Lady Marmela reveals that only the purest of heart can hope to combat this earthy evil, Prince Pietro nobly volunteers to travel to Galariland, learn from its example, and bring his newfound knowledge back to PopoloCrois. Eager to nip this in the bud, the King has summoned the ambassador Lady Marmela from Galariland - another kingdom suffering from the same black beast problem - to see what can be done. Not all is right beyond the castle walls, however PopoloCrois has recently seen its soil infested by dark beings known only as 'black beasts', resulting in fallow fields and a shortage of crops throughout the Kingdom. When the curtain rises in Return to PopoloCrois it's Prince Pietro's 13th birthday, and our young hero is enjoying the festivities.

It's a real pleasure to find it popping up among its peers, too this is a game full of joy, positivity and heart, backed up by a brilliant blend of classic JRPG adventuring and farming fun, and one of our favourite adventures on the system so far.

As a crossover between Yohsuke Tamori's PopoloCrois (an enduringly popular fantasy manga from 1978) and the evergreen Bokujō Monogatari series (formerly known as Harvest Moon and now Story of Seasons in the West), Return to PopoloCrois: A Story of Seasons Fairytale stands out, even in the 3DS' impressively varied RPG garden.