Rune Factory 4 is a simulation role-playing game developed by Neverland Co. and published by Marvelous AQL for the Nintendo 3DS. It is the sixth game in the Rune Factory series and combines elements of farming simulation and action RPG gameplay. In Rune Factory 4, players take on the role of a character who has lost their memory and finds themselves in the town of Selphia. The character becomes the prince or princess of the town and is given the responsibility of managing and revitalizing the town's economy. The gameplay of Rune Factory 4 is divided into several different aspects.
Check below for all of the matchups between state qualifiers on Saturday.
97 - JJ Shaull Ares WC Red 102 - Owen Reinsel All American WC 108 - Brendan Ferretti Team Bad Boys 117 - Vince Perez Team Bad Boys 125 - Drake Campbell Indiana Elite Navy 130 - Hunter Watts Indiana Elite Navy 138 - Terry Vette SW Arsenal White 145 - Avry Mutschler Team Bad Boys 155 - Caleb Fish Double Leg Dominance Red 167 - River Shettler Team Bad Boys 187 - Layne Malczewski Team Bad Boys 220 - Cade Dallwitz Michigan Pitbulls Black 297 - Jake Swirple Wolfpack WC. 97 - JJ Shaull Ares WC Red 102 - Owen Reinsel All American WC 108 - Brendan Ferretti Team Bad Boys 117 - Vince Perez Team Bad Boys 125 - Drake Campbell Indiana Elite Navy 130 - Hunter Watts Indiana Elite Navy 138 - Terry Vette SW Arsenal White 145 - Avry Mutschler Team Bad Boys 155 - Caleb Fish Double Leg Dominance Red 167 - River Shettler Team Bad Boys 187 - Layne Malczewski Team Bad Boys 220 - Cade Dallwitz Michigan Pitbulls Black 297 - Jake Swirple Wolfpack WC.
The gameplay of Rune Factory 4 is divided into several different aspects. The farming aspect involves growing crops, raising animals, and managing a farm. Players can also engage in combat with various monsters and explore dungeons to collect resources and defeat bosses.
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ShareIt was a great day of competition in East Lansing on Saturday. In the end, Team Bad Boys rolled to a Midwest Grand Challenge title after knocking off Ares WC Red, 37-21, in a dual that featured seventeen all-state wrestlers.
Some great individual matches took place as well. In the championship dual, D1 and D2 171-pound state champs went at it as Layne Malczewski upended Ryan Ringler, 8-4. Also in that dual a clash of D1 and D2 135-pound state runner-ups provided a great match. Avry Mutschler picked up a takedown on Sergio Borg that proved to be the difference in a 3-1 match.
Elsewhere, D3 189 state champ Ethan Weatherspoon and D3 171 state champ Owen Guilford got to match up, and Weatherspoon held on to an 8-6 victory in a great match.
Check below for all of the matchups between state qualifiers on Saturday.
All-Tournament Team
97 - JJ Shaull (Ares WC Red)
102 - Owen Reinsel (All American WC)
108 - Brendan Ferretti (Team Bad Boys)
117 - Vince Perez (Team Bad Boys)
125 - Drake Campbell (Indiana Elite Navy)
130 - Hunter Watts (Indiana Elite Navy)
138 - Terry Vette (SW Arsenal White)
145 - Avry Mutschler (Team Bad Boys)
155 - Caleb Fish (Double Leg Dominance Red)
167 - River Shettler (Team Bad Boys)
187 - Layne Malczewski (Team Bad Boys)
220 - Cade Dallwitz (Michigan Pitbulls Black)
297 - Jake Swirple (Wolfpack WC)
State Qualifier Matchups
108 - Austin Bashi (IE Navy) dec. Carter Hinson (Ares Red) 3-0
108 - Austin Bashi (IE Navy) dec. Robert Davids (DLD Red) 6-2
108 - Brendan Ferretti (Bad Boys) fall Robert Davids (DLD Red) 2:40
108 - Brendan Ferretti (Bad Boys) fall Carter Hinson (Ares Red) 3:45
108 - Joe Haynes (All American) fall Carter Hinson (Ares Red) 1:19
117 - Ashton Anderson (Wolfpack) fall Dru Wilson (Team Pride) 2:47
117 - Dru Wilson (Team Pride) dec. Cameron Sanderson (SW Arsenal) 4-2/7-4
117 - Jordan Rodriguez (Pitbulls Gold) dec. Robbie Altland (DLD Red) 5-3
117 - Jordan Rodriguez (Pitbulls Gold) fall Owen Norman (Ares Black) 2:13
117 - Nick Korhorn (Ares Red) dec. Ashton Anderson (Wolfpack WC) 6-4 SV
117 - Vince Perez (Bad Boys) dec. Robbie Altland (DLD Red) 3-2
117 - Vince Perez (Bad Boys) tech. Owen Norman (Ares Black) 18-2
117 - Vince Perez (Bad Boys) tech. Nick Korhorn (Ares Red) 21-5
125 - Ben Kamali (Bad Boys) fall Zach Goss (Pitbulls Black) 2:29
125 - Brendan Zelenka (Pitbulls Gold) maj. Ben Modert (DLD Red) 11-2
125 - Brendan Zelenka (Pitbulls Gold) fall Zach Goss (Pitbulls Black) 1:03
125 - Nick Alayan (Bad Boys) fall Ben Modert (DLD Red) 1:08
125 - Nick Alayan (Bad Boys) fall Dash Herrema (Ares Red) 0:50
130 - Branson Proudlock (Bad Boys) dec. Peter Deaton (SW Arsenal) 8-3
130 - Jaron Wilson (Pitbulls Gold) maj. Colton Kanyo (Pitbulls Black) 15-4
130 - Nick Alayan (Bad Boys) fall Colton Kanyo (Pitbulls Black) 0:43
130 - Peter Deaton (SW Arsenal) fall Jake Elasivich (DLD Blue) 3:26
138 - Branson Proudlock (Bad Boys) dec. Jared Riggins (DLD Red) 5-1
138 - Branson Proudlock (Bad Boys) tech. Jeff Leach (Ares Red) 17-2
138 - Chaise Mayer (Team Pride) fall Bryce Brust (SW Arsenal) 3:00
138 - Chaise Mayer (Team Pride) dec. Mac Hanselman (Wolfpack) 10-3
138 - Chaise Mayer (Team Pride) dec. Mark Langewicz (Wolfpack Blue) 9-4
138 - Jared Riggins (DLD Red) fall Wes Hampton (Pitbulls Gold) 1:26
138 - Jeff Leach (Ares Red) dec. Mac Hanselman (Wolfpack) 6-2 SV
138 - Mark Langewicz (Wolfpack Blue) maj. Dawson Jankowski (Ares White) 11-1
138 - Reese Darrow (DLD Blue) dec. Dawson Jankowski (Ares White) 6-4
138 - Sergio Borg (Bad Boys) dec. Aaron Smith (Ares Black) 7-3
138 - Wes Hampton (Pitbulls Gold) fall Mark Langewciz (Wolfpack Blue) 2:06
138 - Wes Hampton (Pitbulls Gold) dec. Aaron Smith (Ares Black) 5-0
145 - Avry Mutschler (Ares Red) maj. Ethan Polick (Wolfpack) 11-3
145 - Avry Mutschler (Ares Red) dec. Sergio Borg (Bad Boys) 3-0
145 - Ethan Polick (Wolfpack) dec. Matt Tomsett (Team Pride) 10-8 SV
145 - Ethan Polick (Wolfpack) fall Dawson Jankowski (Ares White) 2:32
145 - James Fotis (Ares Black) dec. Michael Carrasco (Bad Boys) 9-2
145 - James Fotis (Ares Black) maj. Jayden Pahssen (Pitbulls Gold) 9-0
145 - Owen Zablocki (Wolfpack Blue) dec. Jayden Pahssen (Pitbulls Gold) 5-2
145 - Terry Vette (SW Arsenal) dec. Matt Tomsett (Team Pride) 6-4 SV
155 - Brenten Polk (Fury) fall Isaac Cabrera (Pitbulls Black) 2:56
155 - Caleb Fish (DLD Red) fall Noah Anderson (Bad Boys) 2:15
155 - Noah Anderson (Bad Boys) dec. Doak Dean (Ares Black) 7-5
155 - Noah Anderson (Bad Boys) dec. Isaac Cabrera (Pitbulls Black) 5-2
155 - Seth Konyenbelt (Ares Red) dec. Noah Anderson (Bad Boys) 4-2 SV
167 - Devin Trevino (Wolfpack) dec. Lucus Pienton (Ares Red) 4-3
167 - Gavin Morgan (Pitbulls Gold) maj. Jack Jewell (Wolfpack Blue) 15-3
167 - Gavin Morgan (Pitbulls Gold) dec. Dillon Kroening (Pitbulls Black) 8-4
167 - Lucus Pienton (Ares Red) fall Zsigmond Squiers (All American) 2:59
167 - Noah Teague (DLD Red) dec. Gavin Morgan (Pitbulls Gold) 9-6
167 - River Shettler (Bad Boys) fall Dillon Kroening (Pitbulls Black) 1:10
167 - River Shettler (Bad Boys) dec. Noah Teague (DLD Red) 6-0
167 - Zsigmond Squiers (All American) fall Dillon Kroening (Pitbulls Black) 1:05
187 - Ethan Weatherspoon (DLD Red) dec. Owen Guilford (Pitbulls Gold) 8-6
187 - Layne Malczewski (Bad Boys) maj. Ethan Weatherspoon (DLD Red) 11-3
187 - Layne Malczewski (Bad Boys) maj. Juwan Vines (Pitbulls Black) 11-1
187 - Layne Malczewski (Bad Boys) fall Bryce Briggs (Ares Black) 0:33
187 - Layne Malczewski (Bad Boys) dec. Ryan Ringler (Ares Red) 8-4
187 - Owen Guilford (Pitbulls Gold) fall Juwan Vines (Pitbulls Black) 0:18
187 - Owen Guilford (Pitbulls Gold) tech. Bryce Briggs (Ares Black) 17-2
220 - Aaron Ludwig (DLD Red) fall Jacob Jones (Bad Boys) 2:42
220 - Cade Dallwitz (Pitbulls Black) dec. Jacob Jones (Bad Boys) 5-0
220 - Cade Dallwitz (Pitbulls Black) dec. Hunter Sweatland (Pitbulls Gold) 7-0
220 - Chase Gibson (SW Arsenal) fall CJ Shier (Team Pride) 2:34
220 - CJ Shier (Team Pride) fall Joe Ahles (Wolfpack Blue) 3:46
220 - Hunter Sweatland (Pitbulls Gold) fall Joe Ahles (Wolfpack Blue) 1:17
220 - Hunter Sweatland (Pitbulls Gold) maj. Aaron Ludwig (DLD Red) 16-6
220 - Hunter Sweatland (Pitbulls Gold) fall Landon Clark (Ares Black) 3:48
220 - Jacob Jones (Bad Boys) dec. Landon Clark (Ares Black) 4-1
220 - Keigan Yuhas (Ares Red) dec. Luke Davis (Wolfpack) 2-1
220 - Keigan Yuhas (Ares Red) dec. Jacob Jones (Bad Boys) 5-0
297 - Jake Swirple (Wolfpack) dec. Tyler Delooff (Ares Red) 5-2
297 - Jake Swirple (Wolfpack) dec. Joel Radvansky (Team Pride) 14-7 TB
297 - Joel Radvansky (Team Pride) dec. Owen Miller (SW Arsenal) 5-2
297 - Tyler Delooff (Ares Red) dec. Tyler Marino (Bad Boys) 7-1 TB
297 - Tyler Marino (Bad Boys) dec. Brady Riggs (DLD Red) 7-2 TB
297 - Tyler Marino (Bad Boys) fall Alex Overla (Ares Black) 1:30
97 - JJ Shaull (Ares WC Red)
102 - Owen Reinsel (All American WC)
108 - Brendan Ferretti (Team Bad Boys)
117 - Vince Perez (Team Bad Boys)
125 - Drake Campbell (Indiana Elite Navy)
130 - Hunter Watts (Indiana Elite Navy)
138 - Terry Vette (SW Arsenal White)
145 - Avry Mutschler (Team Bad Boys)
155 - Caleb Fish (Double Leg Dominance Red)
167 - River Shettler (Team Bad Boys)
187 - Layne Malczewski (Team Bad Boys)
220 - Cade Dallwitz (Michigan Pitbulls Black)
297 - Jake Swirple (Wolfpack WC)
In addition, there are social and relationship building aspects where players can interact with the townspeople, develop friendships, and even get married. One of the unique features of Rune Factory 4 is the ability to transform into a powerful creature called a "Guardian." This form allows players to use special abilities and attacks to defeat enemies and progress through the game. The game also includes a day and night cycle, as well as different seasons, which affect the availability of certain crops and activities. Players must manage their time and energy efficiently to accomplish their goals and progress in the game. Overall, Rune Factory 4 offers a rich and immersive gameplay experience with its combination of farming simulation, combat, and relationship building elements. It has received positive reviews from critics and has become a popular title among fans of the genre..
Reviews for "Customizing Your Home and Farm in Rune Factory 4: Creating the Perfect Virtual Homestead"
1. Sarah - 2/5 - I was really excited to play Rune Factory 4, as I'm a fan of the farming and simulation genre. However, I was sorely disappointed with this game. The controls were clunky and difficult to navigate, which made even the simplest tasks feel frustrating. Additionally, the graphics and overall design of the game felt outdated and unappealing. The storyline was also lacking, with shallow character development and predictable plot twists. Overall, I found Rune Factory 4 to be a major letdown and would not recommend it to fellow gamers.
2. Michael - 1/5 - I have played many simulation games in the past, but Rune Factory 4 was by far the worst experience I've had. The game lacked clear instructions and guidance, leaving me constantly confused and frustrated. The combat system was poorly executed, with repetitive and boring battles. The character interactions felt shallow and one-dimensional, making it hard to invest in the relationships within the game. The overall gameplay felt monotonous and tedious, making it difficult to stay engaged. I regret spending my money on Rune Factory 4 and would not recommend it to others.
3. Amanda - 3/5 - While I did not hate Rune Factory 4, it fell short of my expectations. The storyline had potential, but it was poorly executed and lacked depth. The repetitive dialogue and predictable events made the game feel stale after a while. The farming aspect of the game was enjoyable, but it was overshadowed by the lackluster combat and exploration. The graphics and sound design were decent, but not impressive. Overall, Rune Factory 4 had some promising elements, but it failed to deliver a truly immersive and satisfying gaming experience.
4. John - 2.5/5 - Rune Factory 4 had a promising concept, but unfortunately, it didn't live up to its potential. The game felt overwhelming at times, with an excessive amount of tasks and objectives. The controls were clunky and made simple actions feel unnecessarily complicated. The character interactions and storylines felt shallow and lacked emotional depth. The game also had noticeable technical issues, with frequent crashes and glitches. While I didn't hate playing Rune Factory 4, I wouldn't recommend it to others unless they are die-hard fans of the genre.