Farmer Survivors

Interesting game concept, but the execution lacks a bit. Pros: - nice theme - nice vibe - familiar gameplay and entertaining Cons - seems to be too easy - idk what t do with the collected coins? - not so much depth to the builds (just stats increases) - skills are hard to cast (1,2,3,4 + requires timing, but you also use wasd to move - so it's pretty hard to do it all with a single hand).

There is not game here for more than 30 min. Someone’s school project with no content, made to get some pennies out of suckers. Avoid.

Even with a big discount I don't recommend this one. Started up in Portuguese. Auto runs tutorial on the first game. Beat all 20 stages, but it didn't unlock the second difficulty. I earned coins but there's nothing to do with them? Does the first run not count because it was a "tutorial"? Buttons cancel each other out. Pressing "return" in the menu exits the menu AND triggers your dash making you run into stuff. Enemies spawn by digging up out of the ground. The second the little dirt animation pops up it injures you. Typically in these games it shows you the spawn point of enemies so you can move and avoid damage. These will also spawn directly under you. Super easy and not unlocking the next tier of difficultly after completing a full run makes me not want to play again. Another reviewer said this was for babies, but it no joke would be best suited for kids. There's no gore or real violence; good survivor-like for kids? Ran on steamdeck, cheap, looks pretty good, but that's about it

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Farmer Survivors is a compact, arcade-inspired survival title that takes the familiar wave-based formula and places it in an unusually rustic setting. Developed by Afil Games and published by Gamersky Games alongside Afil Games themselves, the game focuses on accessibility and quick-session fun, offering a lighthearted but increasingly frantic experience where players fend off endless swarms of farm pests determined to overrun the fields. Rather than aiming for deep simulation or narrative complexity, it embraces immediacy, repetition, and escalation as the core of its appeal. The premise is simple and clearly communicated: you are a lone farmer standing between your land and an ever-growing infestation of hostile insects. Gameplay unfolds in a top-down arena where movement and positioning are your primary responsibilities, while attacks are handled automatically. This design removes the need for precise aiming and allows players to focus on spatial awareness, dodging, and route planning as enemy numbers swell. The simplicity of the controls makes the game approachable almost instantly, allowing even genre newcomers to understand its rhythm within minutes. As waves progress, the …