
Adarin Farm is a roguelite farm simulation game. Plant & harvest fruits to fulfill requests, improve your farm with rare fertilizers & combine dozens of blessings to maximize your profits! Plant and loot your way to victory!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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I've played Adarin Farm for just under 2 hours now, and it's a very enchanting, adorable, and smooth pixel management game within the "flavor" of farming! I wouldn't call it a farming simulator, but more of a management sim that keeps my easily distracted yet hyper-focused brain happy with the productivity challenges. In your first run, you might think this game is more of a Cookie Clicker or a background desktop game than an active one. But don't worry, that lasts all of 2 minutes until you start to balance your money against your land plots, different crops, and consumer orders. All in the gorgeous pixel art of your farm that experiences night and day, and even "slime gangs" to curse you. I happened to stream my first bit of gameplay over on Twitch, and the dev saw my video after the fact and reached out thanking me for playing and stating that they want to implement a few edits to the tutorial messages to make it more clear after seeing me play. Love it so far and the team seems to really care.
Slow paced at first, but still a good farming game. Gotta save that rent money tho, or else ya screwed!
I dont know if i can recommend this game. I know i only played it for like 40 minutes. but... its just soooo boring. you literally do nothing but look at the plots while they grow. maybe sometimes you put gems on them to make some bars change color, and then you hope to get the right items to one of the 3 nameless idiots begging for your crops. Thats all. i dont know why i expected more. Maybe the screenshots gave me hope that we would be building the town as well, and doing things with the town. but as far as i can tell, everything outside of your little farm plot is completely non-interactable and just there for something to look at while you tediously wait for your slow crops to grow. over and over and over I get that its in early access and made by a small team (maybe only 1 guy? Im not sure), and thats not a harsh on that. for its scope its not terrible, but as a game, its just incredibly boring. I wish them the best of luck as they keep working on it.
O jogo e por fases, enjoa muito facil, skill tree bem medíocre. O jogo e basicamente plantar e responder ao que os clientes querem... vc ganha fertilizantes pra ajudar na sua conquista que vc ganha dos clientes e acaba spawnando de vez enquando... dps de um certo numero de dias aparecem as curses pra começar a te encher o saco
The game itself isn't bad, but it seems to have been left behind. Over a year since the last update and still having some bugs. Try the demo, if you like it, just know that it's highly unlikely that any new updates will come
I think the game is neat and charming :)
I'm currently sick. This is a good time hole with little brain thought for my sick brain.
This rogue like is actually really cool! And much fun! Great work! I am exited for the Future of The game!
Pretty chill experience overall. I think the balance between crop growth and rent increase makes things a bit more difficult than it should be. Crops just grow so slow, even with the variety of buffs, fertilizer, and other improvements that can be made. Farmers feel pretty worthless at the moment, as the time saved by having them plant things compared to you aren't really that noticeable. Graphically the game looks nice. There's a whole town to look at that mostly seems to exist just because, as aside from the market I didn't see any location that was ever really useful. Perhaps they were, but there wasn't anything that stood out to me. Overall I think the game's a pretty chill experience, but that ridiculous rent increase coupled with the slow growth of crops means I had quite a bit of failure. And that time spent is just time that's now gone, as the roguelike nature of the game means I can't really effectively create a strategy that's for sure going to work. Ultimately it's opting to grow the right crops at the right time, I suppose.
I really enjoy this game, and want to see where it goes. However, its last update was more than two years ago now and it seems to have been abandoned.
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