Farm Village is a relaxing 3D farming simulation game. An old family farm has fallen into disrepair, and it is now yours to save. You begin with a worn-out house, a silo, a barn and one empty field. Turn this sleepy land into a busy village full of crops, animals and workshops.
You plant, harvest, feed and cook, then ship your goods out by truck. Coins and experience keep rolling in, and every level opens something new. Even when you close the tab, your crops keep growing. Come back the next day and a treasure chest is waiting.
What Farm Village Offers
- 12 crops and 7 fruit trees and bushes.
- 89 goods made in 19 workshops.
- A tractor to drive and 16 kinds of fish to catch.
- A dog and a cat to adopt and dress up.
- 100 decorations, with every building movable.
- A free spin of the Wheel of Fortune each day. It unlocks at level 6. Spin it once every 24 hours.
Playing Farm Village Guide
Who visits the farm?
Four guests stop by with requests. They are a farmer, a hipster, a pet lover and a businessman. Each one brings a small task. Help them for rewards.
How to Run the Farm
Follow the first quests. Repair the house, the silo and the barn.
Plant wheat and harvest it. It ripens in only 24 seconds.
Add chickens and collect eggs. Cows, pigs, sheep and goats come later.
Send raw goods to the Windmill, Bakery and Dairy. Queue several recipes before you leave.
Fill truck orders of 3 to 24 goods, or sell items at your roadside shop.
Spend coins, level up and unlock the tractor, train station and fishing boat.
Fruit trees and bushes need water from the Well, so build it early.
Game Controls
- Mouse Click / Tap: Interact with objects.
- Mouse Drag / Touch Drag: Move around and arrange items.
- Mouse Wheel / Pinch: Zoom in or out.
- WASD: Move.
- Esc: Open the menu.
Tips for Rapid Farm Expansion
Start long timers before bed. Apples and strawberries take over an hour, so plant them last thing. Check order sizes first. Know what a truck needs before you sell the same goods at the shop. Keep animals fed. Happy animals give love, and that helps the whole farm.
