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Harvest Moon Echoes of Teradea Pre Order Status & Bonus

Pre-orders have wrapped up on Steam, but the free wolf plush bundle and the launch-window Mooberry Cow Pack are still worth knowing about.

Harvest Moon Echoes of Teradea Pre Order Status & Bonus
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Short answer: if you were hoping to pre-order Harvest Moon: Echoes of Teradea on PC, that window is gone. As of 2026-10-16, the official Steam page lists the game as released on Oct 14, 2026 and sells it straight from an Add to Cart button at $49.99; it does not show a pre-order purchase option. The pre-order conversation was mostly about the free wolf plush, and that bundle still has a home: the Natsume Store listing is titled "Pre-Order: Harvest Moon: Echoes of Teradea with FREE Wolf ..." and prices the game from $49.99 as of 2026-10-16.

The wolf plush was the main draw

The clearest community account of the offer comes from Wilder's pre-order roundup. He describes pre-orders going live with a free baby Lupo wolf plush — a plush version of the in-game guardian spirit — and says the only ways to get one were ordering through Amazon or directly from Natsume, with Best Buy orders not including it. The Natsume Store product title, "Pre-Order: Harvest Moon: Echoes of Teradea with FREE Wolf ...", lines up with that description, so the plush is the part of the pre-order that actually matters if you're hunting for it now.

In his early-access first look, Josh mentions a wolf plush tied to pre-ordering (or to a "premium" version) and guesses that the blue retro outfit he unlocks might also be a pre-order extra. He doesn't confirm either, so treat those as a player's speculation rather than a bonus list. Our pre-order bonus page gathers what the bundle covered.

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Prices and platforms as reported

As of 2026-10-16, Wilder's pre-order roundup video gives $59.99 USD as the retail price, reports the Switch 2 version in Canada at $85 instead of $80, and lists Switch, Switch 2, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and PC as the platforms. He also relays that the Switch 2 physical release is on a cartridge with the upgrade pack rather than a game-key card — a detail he credits to commenters rather than to a storefront. On dates, his video states a September 24, 2026 release, while the official Steam page lists Oct 14, 2026, and Josh's first look settles on October 15 after initially saying the 13th. For the PC release, the date shown on the storefront itself is Oct 14, 2026.

Steam pricing is the figure you can verify directly: $49.99 as of 2026-10-16, with the Natsume Store listing starting at the same price. Console pricing differs by region, so check your own storefront rather than assuming the reported USD figure.

What buying now gets you instead

The live offer is different from the pre-order one. The Steam page's Special Offer gives the Mooberry Cow Pack free with purchase between 10/15/2026 and 11/11/2026. The same page lists 48 Steam Achievements, Steam Cloud support and Steam Deck Verified status, and flags "Controller Required" for the PC version — worth checking before you buy if you planned on mouse and keyboard.

If a plush bundle you pre-ordered from a retailer hasn't arrived, bonus items are generally handled as a separate line item on an order, so it's worth checking that retailer's order page before assuming the plush was dropped. That's ordinary retailer practice, not something specific to this game.

Harvest Moon: Echoes of Teradea official screenshot

Before you buy: early impressions

Josh's first-look playthrough is the most detailed hands-on account here. He says the prologue runs about an hour and a half before the game opens up, finds the story more coherent than The Winds of Anthos, and enjoys it more overall — while calling exploration tedious because wild animals drain stamina, can knock items loose, and trigger a rescue service he encountered with a 500g fee. Taming a wolf, in his run, granted a warm aura useful for cold regions, and he was playing on Switch 2. His build isn't identified, so treat specific mechanics and pacing as tied to that version.

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