Mist. Raguna suffers from amnesia, and has no idea who he is or where he came from. Mist discovers him outside her home, fetches him food and water, and because he does not know his name, they both decide to name him "Raguna" (changeable). Afterwards, Mist offers Raguna a house on her land if he promises to work the farm. Raguna accepts, and this is where the game begins. From then on, the game is very open-ended. The player can work on the farm, fish, or explore the caves in the wilderness around Kardia. The player can propose to some of the eligible girls in town, capture monsters, and expand the player's house. In short, the player is free to do what he desires, but the storyline will not progress if new caves are not opened up and cleared by beating the boss at the end. As the player fights their way through the caves, he slowly unfolds the mystery of the monsters attacking the village, and also begins to try to regain his memories of who he is and where he came from. Reception The game received "favorable" reviews according to the review aggregation website Metacritic. In Japan, Famitsu gave it one eight, one nine, one seven, and one nine, for a total of 33 out of 40. IGN gave it an Editors' Choice Award and the award for the DS Game of the Month of August 2007. References External links Official site 2006 video games Action role-playing video games Marvelous Entertainment Neverland (company) games Nintendo DS games Nintendo DS-only games Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection games Rune Factory Simulation video games Video games developed in Japan Rising Star Games games Single-player video games