About Harvester
Harvester is developed by DigiFX Interactive and published by Lee Jacobson. Please be advised that the game contains disturbing imagery and should not be played by minors.
"People are strange when you're a stranger." - Jim Morrison, The Doors.
Welcome to Harvest. It's a quiet little town with eccentric locals and traditional family values. Life moves at a slower pace in quiet Harvest without the hustle and bustle like you'd get in the big city. Don't forget to attend the annual PTA Bake Sale and keep in mind that the blood drive is mandatory.
Harvester is one of the most controversial horror games of its time with a classic point-and-click interface and tons of interesting puzzles. You'll play as the amnesiac Steve (who is such a kidder!) as you try to figure out why you should join the Order of the Harvest Moon and discover the horror that lurks just beneath Harvest's small-town veneer. Meet some of the strangest characters to ever grace the computer screen--such as Mr. Pottsdam who really, really loves red meat or Colonel Monroe who guards the nuclear missile base and holds The Button. Harvest is a lovely town and the locals aim to keep it that way, no matter the cost...Play Harvester the way it was meant to be played: completely uncensored!
Written and directed by Gilbert P. Austin of Wing Commander and Strike Commander fame!
Perform random acts of sabotage, blackmail, murder, evidence tampering, and many more innocent pranks!
Meet characters that defy categorization due to their rather unique personalities!
This price history page analyzes how Harvester has been discounted over time across digital storefronts. Gamers Unchained continuously monitors pricing activity to help players understand when sales occur, how frequently discounts return, and whether a current deal represents strong historical value.
Harvester Price History and Trends
Game pricing rarely moves randomly. Discounts typically follow seasonal promotions, publisher campaigns, and platform-wide sales events. By tracking pricing across 6 verified stores, this page provides a long-term view of how Harvester behaves in the market instead of relying on a single snapshot price.
Historical tracking helps reveal recurring discount cycles, average sale ranges, and pricing stability across PC. Players can use these trends to decide whether to buy immediately or wait for a likely future price drop.
Historical Lowest Prices by Platform
Comparing today’s price against historical lows allows buyers to quickly determine whether a promotion is near an all-time low or part of a standard recurring sale. This is especially useful for long-tail titles that continue receiving discounts years after release.
Where to Buy Harvester
Pricing data is aggregated from official storefronts and key retailers, allowing players to compare offers across a wide marketplace. Monitoring multiple stores increases the likelihood of finding competitive pricing, regional promotions, or short-duration discounts that may not appear everywhere at once.
Because digital storefront pricing updates frequently, Gamers Unchained refreshes pricing data regularly so users can track market changes without manually checking each store.
Why Track Game Prices Over Time?
Harvester supports Single-player, helping maintain long-term player interest and frequent promotional appearances. Tracking price history helps players avoid overpaying and better understand how publishers position discounts throughout a game's lifecycle.
Instead of guessing when to buy, historical data provides measurable insight. By reviewing pricing trends, historical lows, and store comparisons, players can confidently purchase Harvester when value is strongest.
