SV is also much more focused on the farming side of things, with the end goal (aside from stocking the museum and the community center) is the optimization of your money stream, and building your farm the way you want it.
SV is a lot more freeform, and lets you achieve success through whatever method you choose. It depends on what you like about SV's game design, frankly. So to answer the question: if you're coming in from Stardew Valley and you liked it, will you like this? The Archival Edition (which goes for an additional 20 bucks, as mentioned above) contains the following extra goodies:
Since the game is on the Switch now, you gain all the benefits that entails (you can play it on a home display, with a regular controller, or play on the go with a larger screen, better battery life, and a suspend function that isn’t completely useless). Significantly improved resolution (obviously, as this is a port of a 3DS game) and a much smoother framerate. Dual audio support (also accessible via a toggle on the title screen). XSeed has confirmed that just like the Japanese version, the DLC will be a free download for the first month after release. Initially, only Ventuswill's Another Episode is unlocked, with the other twelve marriage candidates locked behind eShop DLC. An "Another Episode" mode, also accessible from the title screen, that looks to be a bunch of supplemental voice drama/VN style content. Based on the trailers, these new sections appear to use Live2D to animate your spouse’s conversation art. Essentially, extra side stories you can engage in with each of the romanceable candidates after you've already managed to marry them in-game. A “Newlywed Mode”, accessible from the title screen. A tougher “Veteran” mode to challenge returning players. New story cutscenes that weren’t in the initial release. So what’s new in Rune Factory 4 Special (vs.
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