Soy Avocado? ... "I am Avocado." But yeah :) It's nice to see that there's some verticality in the game, but those rows and rows of tiny little saplings are just somehow saddening to me... Such a sense of industrial farming in an otherwise very pastoral aesthetic.
It mirrors how they farm out west here in the US...acres and acres of gigantic fields. I'm doing a bit of that just to make money but am working on very creative, aesthetic areas as well. It's such a fun sandbox game (minus the blocky graphics of Minecraft, lol).
Hey, mister...I am waiting until I see you playing! 😜 The only way I can join my husband or son is directly through Steam, so I'm thinking it doesn't always properly show farms online.
My farms (FT1 & 2) are always just functional until they're opened right up. One of my FT1 farms has 2 racetracks on it - one simple and one rally styled, going through town and fields and tracking along a railway line If they have no plowing permission it's perfectly ok to leave it
i love your review and I"m so glad you played this game and loved it!! my friend GerseGames plays this game and his farm is amazing!! if you ever see him on, drop in, he's super nice!
Just found your channel! I love that your family plays with you. Something about the beginning of your farm with the pine trees reminded me of Narnia :) Hope to see you online!
You are most welcome, and I'm honestly enjoying this more than Palia. There's so much creative freedom, and the option to help others or open your farm to help is fun.
Soy Avocado? ... "I am Avocado." But yeah :) It's nice to see that there's some verticality in the game, but those rows and rows of tiny little saplings are just somehow saddening to me... Such a sense of industrial farming in an otherwise very pastoral aesthetic.
It mirrors how they farm out west here in the US...acres and acres of gigantic fields. I'm doing a bit of that just to make money but am working on very creative, aesthetic areas as well. It's such a fun sandbox game (minus the blocky graphics of Minecraft, lol).
OK so where are the instructions on how to return to my farm? I visited others but cannot get home without logging completely out of the game.
You have to pop open the menu and click "exit" I think. Then it sends you to the main menu where you select a new farm to visit or open your own.
😢 Bunny hasn't visited my farm yet. 😢
Hey, mister...I am waiting until I see you playing! 😜 The only way I can join my husband or son is directly through Steam, so I'm thinking it doesn't always properly show farms online.
great farm adventure, this game is very good
Thank you 😊
My farms (FT1 & 2) are always just functional until they're opened right up. One of my FT1 farms has 2 racetracks on it - one simple and one rally styled, going through town and fields and tracking along a railway line
If they have no plowing permission it's perfectly ok to leave it
A racetrack sounds so fun! Now if they'd just let us add a turbo to our tractors. 😂
Love this episode! Hope we will see more in the future 💛
i love your review and I"m so glad you played this game and loved it!! my friend GerseGames plays this game and his farm is amazing!! if you ever see him on, drop in, he's super nice!
Oh I've seen Gerse's amazing design videos from many cozy games...he's super creative indeed!!! Thanks for your kind comment! :)
Just found your channel! I love that your family plays with you. Something about the beginning of your farm with the pine trees reminded me of Narnia :) Hope to see you online!
I just need to add a wardrobe then, lol. Thank you!! :)
Wow, this game looks really cute! With Palia on the rocks, I think I now have a back up.
Lovely walk throughs, thank you!
You are most welcome, and I'm honestly enjoying this more than Palia. There's so much creative freedom, and the option to help others or open your farm to help is fun.
where buy it
It's currently only on Steam...coming to console maybe later 2025.
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I really enjoy watching tours, hope you do more of these. Thank you.
I appreciate the feedback, as I enjoy touring but don't always know if people will want to watch. :)
@@BuckeyeBunny People love touring. It gives a lot of inspirational ideas.