On your small farm, you face an endless queue of customers waiting at the market counter. Your tasks are endless: harvest wheat and eggs, milk cows, grind flour in the windmill, and bake bread—all before your customers lose patience.
You begin with just your hands, carrying one crate at a time. Gradually, you unlock new areas: vegetable gardens, a cow barn, a bakery, a creamery, an apiary, and a patisserie. You purchase faster boots and a larger backpack, hire helpers, and deploy harvest drones. By the end of the season, the farm operates almost autonomously.
As evening falls, the farm closes, and the farmer returns home. Your earnings transform into a luxurious bed, parquet flooring, a tiled roof, and a wrought-iron fence, while an arcade machine in the corner plays Snake.
The game offers fourteen products, six production chains, thirty upgrades, house decoration, daily rewards, and a wheel of fortune. Start a new season, and each star you earn increases your income permanently.
How to play
To play Harvestry, use one-handed touch controls on mobile: tap anywhere and a joystick will appear under your finger. On PC, you can move with WASD or the arrow keys. For TV, use the remote's directional pad, and press OK to interact with objects nearby.
• Start by pressing "Open the farm" to welcome customers. The clock indicates when closing time approaches.
• Customers wait in line, and only the first in line is served; their order is displayed in the corner.
• Approach a station's pallet, and the farmer will gather the produce automatically.
• When you reach the counter, goods are sold to customers, and coins are earned.
• Stand on a glowing green circle to unlock new stations.
• Workshops require raw materials first; deliver them and then collect the finished products.
• Keep an eye on the satisfaction bar: customers who leave empty-handed lower it, reducing their payments.
• In the evening, decorate your house — the cozier it is, the happier customers will be the next morning.