Farmer's Father: Save the Innocence

The idea of this game was good, But they dropped it because lack of sales, but the sales were bad because of many bugs. So, they will never fix the bugs. I even wonder why they still have this game on steam. Just ignore this game and do not buy.

A dark survival game with a genuinely interesting premise, ruined by frustrating mechanics and a serious lack of polish. There’s potential here, but playing it feels more painful than the war itself.

So glad that this excuse for a game, was a freebie. I installed said game, loaded it up, got to look around for 30 seconds then .......CRASHED... Loaded back in, game already says " 5 mins " played. Pfffft Got in game and as soon as it loaded, another crash. This is a piss poor way of making money . So bad, I ain't gonna support this developer ever !!! ( FreeMind S.A.)

the developers have stopped work i warn not to purchase this game as its full of bugs i was not able to progress to finish game

Farmer's Father: Save the Innocence is a survival-crafting title developed by FreeMind S.A. and published by FreeMind S.A. alongside PlayWay S.A.. Set against the grim backdrop of war and displacement, the game attempts to fuse open-ended survival systems with a deeply personal narrative about a father determined to protect his family after their rural home is destroyed. Rather than casting players as soldiers or heroes in a traditional sense, it places them in the boots of an ordinary man forced into extraordinary circumstances. This shift in perspective is one of the title’s most compelling ideas, framing survival not as conquest but as endurance, sacrifice, and resilience in the face of overwhelming uncertainty. From a gameplay standpoint, Farmer’s Father blends several familiar survival mechanics—crafting, scavenging, hunting, base building, and stealth—into a cohesive loop that revolves around maintaining the well-being of both the protagonist and his loved ones. Players must search abandoned areas for food, materials, and tools, often weighing the risks of venturing further into hostile territory against the immediate needs of hunger and shelter. Crafting plays a central rol…

not worth playing