Another Farm Roguelike

No game in my game. There's no tutorial, no hotkey list. Tried figuring it out on my own but gave up after trying to plant a seed multiple times and failing.

This 2D farming and crafting game really caught my eye at first. The pixel art style looks great, and the whole concept of building up a profitable farm with roguelike elements seems super interesting. I was actually pretty excited to jump in and start planting crops and breeding animals. Unfortunately, that excitement faded pretty fast because I honestly had no clue what to do. There is absolutely no tutorial and no explanation for the mechanics. You are just dropped in without any guidance on how to use the UI or even do the basic stuff like collecting resources. What makes it worse is the stance the developer has taken on this. I saw a discussion board post where a player specifically asked if a tutorial was planned to teach the basics. The developer responded that there are "no plans to add a tutorial" and essentially told players to go read a guide made by someone else in the community. The game released over three years ago back in late 2022, so it feels incredibly careless that they still have not bothered to add a proper tutorial. It is especially frustrating when you realize the developer actually released another game just last year with a very similar style. Instea…

This game really needs a tutorial, either that or I'm too dumb to understand half of what's going on.

Can't seem to understand what to do and im not bothered enough to figure it out.

Died watering virtual turnips. My real plants filed for emotional support.

Another Farm Roguelike, developed and published by Zabbo Games, is a farming-themed strategy roguelike that deliberately abandons the slow, comforting rhythm usually associated with the genre. Instead of tending crops at a leisurely pace or building relationships in a pastoral world, it compresses the entire farming experience into a fast, system-driven loop where every decision is about efficiency, optimization, and survival under pressure. The result is a game that feels less like a simulation of rural life and more like a strategic puzzle disguised as one. The most immediate difference lies in how the game is played. There is no controllable character walking through fields or interacting with objects in real time. Everything is handled through a top-down interface where players directly manage the farm using a cursor. Crops are planted, buildings are constructed, and upgrades are selected through quick inputs, removing downtime and keeping the focus entirely on decision-making. This design creates a rapid pace where actions flow one into another, making each moment feel purposeful and tightly connected to the overall goal. At the center of the experience is a roguelike struct…