Little Farm

I wish Viva Pinata was on steam. Best farming game for sure.

Seems like a fairly typical early Facebook-type game, except on FB it would have had tons of micro-transactions. You have to mess with system display settings and game settings to get it to display in actual fullscreen on an UHD monitor, and if you do manage to get there, expect pixelation galore. Obviously developed for much older low res CRT monitors (it would probably be fine on an old Gateway 2000). Probably fine as a time-killer, but not at full price, or even half-off. I likely got it as part of a really cheap bundle on Indiegala or the store formerly known as BundleStars or some such. Or possibly as a key dropped in a group here on Steam, that I never should have redeemed. If you have young kids- they may enjoy it, though they are likely to get fed up with the timer, the bugs and critters, the rain clouds, and how little money you earn to buy upgrades. But if you like making little children salty- sure, Buy this for them. It's likely to do just that, and quickly.

A farming themed match 4 game where you have to match 4 corners of a rectangle on a grid to be all the same crops. Has a total of 80 levels + 20 bonus minigame levels and it is pretty decent. Works fine on Linux with Proton (Proton 4.11-9).

Extremely basic farming game. Note that the game itself deserves a thumbs up, but not at 10 bucks. Get it for 3€ or cheaper.

Little Fun Farm

[h1]Summary[/h1] A simple arcade puzzle game that's dated but good to play in small sessions. [b]Pros[/b] + Simple casual fun [b]Cons[/b] - Dated - Annoying minigames - Repetitive [h1]Overview[/h1] Little Farm is a simple arcade puzzle game that's pretty old at this point and did not age well. Each level consists of different shaped square grids with new levels giving you more weirdly shaped fields making things more difficult. To pass a level you need to draw squares of matching crops to harvest them and fill the waiting trucks before the timer runs out. There are about 80 levels in total and even though each level is different the gameplay does get pretty repetitive. Playing through levels also gain you money that can be spent in the shop for upgrades to make things easier. There are also bonus rounds that are minigames and these give you extra cash but are kind of annoying to do. You won't really need to hoard money since you'll end up with way more than you need even after buying all upgrades in the shop. The graphics and music are nothing special but they aren't bad in any way, it's good enough for what it is. If you don't mind or are looking for a simple casual arcade styl…