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Get your hands dirty.
Fire up the tiller, plant your seeds, and drag out the hose. Turn a quiet woodland clearing into your own thriving patch of trouble.
A perfectly normal farming game. Probably.
Grow a farm.
Chase your harvest.
A little fresh air. A few good friends.
And vegetables with absolutely no intention of being dinner.
In development Made for a little mayhem
1–4 players First-person farming Homegrown chaos
Welcome to the good life
Fresh air. Fertile soil.
Questionable produce.
It starts with a seed and a quiet patch of land. Then the carrots grow legs, the radishes start ticking, and your nice afternoon gets a lot more interesting.
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Bring home the harvest.
Grow it big, haul it to the farm stand, and sell it for coins. Just remember: picking a vegetable is sometimes the start of the problem.
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Make it everyone's problem.
Farm solo or bring up to three friends. Share the field, split the work, and find out who can actually be trusted with a running hose.
Fresh from the field
Meet the local troublemakers.
Six crops. Plenty of personality.
Absolutely no manners.
Field guide / specimen 01Game model previewThe escape artistRuns away
Farm to table.
Via a foot chase.
A perfectly respectable root vegetable. Until you pull it out of the ground and it decides it has somewhere else to be.
Friendly farm advice
Have a friend ready. Your harvest has a head start.
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Room to put down roots
A lovely place
to lose the plot.
Make yourself at home between the pines and the enchanted woods. There's land to work, a farm to share, and something strange just around the corner.
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A peek at our world and character art.
The farm is still growing.
From the workshopThe pine clearing
A quiet clearing, a farmhouse, and room to make a mess. Every questionable farming empire starts somewhere.
A few things before you dig in
The dirt
on the game.
Good questions.
Freshly picked answers.
A first-person woodland farming game with a mischievous streak. Till the ground, plant and water six kinds of crops, sell your produce, and deal with a harvest that can run, hop, fly, or fight back.
Yes. How to Farm supports solo play and online co-op for up to four players. You share the farm, crops, and coin balance, while each farmer has their own pockets and held items.
The game is in development. There's no announced release date or public store link yet. We'll add the details here when they're ready.
The big farm illustration is promotional artwork. Our crop, character, and world previews show game assets from development. They aren't screenshots or a gameplay trailer.
Our help page lets you prepare and copy or download a bug report. A public support inbox isn't connected yet, so no report is sent from this website.
In development
Something good
is growing here.
And something else is trying to escape.
Our little farm is still taking root. More to come.