

Forest Farm
Nic Schubert · 2021 · Farming Sim, RPG, Exploration, Immersive Sim, Sandbox
PC
Mixed50% · 12 📈 Making a comeback 64%
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About Forest Farm
OPEN WORLD FARMING SANDBOX
Work your overgrown forest into a thriving farm! Clear the forests, grow crops, keep animals, craft fences and more! Turn a wild landscape into your dream farmstead.
FEED THE CITADEL
Complete Quests for the citizens of the Citadel to earn their respect, unlocking more quests for players to discover.
GROW A BOUNTIFUL HARVEST
Select from 24 plants, vegetables and fruit to grow, from 8 different layers - trees, fruit trees, bushes, herbaceous, ground covers, root vegetables, vines and flowers.
DESIGN YOUR GARDEN LAYOUT
Do you prefer your garden in tidy rows, many small gardens, or one large plot? Layout your garden by digging garden plots in your own custom design.
SWING YOUR TOOLS INTO ACTION
Level up your tools with every use - Clear the forests with your axe, dig plots with your shovel, break up stones with your pick axe, catch fish with your fishing rod and collect water with your bucket.
UPGRADE AND IMPROVE
Upgrade your farm by crafting or purchasing fences to protect your plots and keep your animals contained, raised beds to grow at hip height, coops for your smaller animals, stepping stones for design and more.
VISIT THE MARKET
Trade your fruit and vegetables at the local market to earn gold coins. Spend your gold at the builder to purchase farm upgrades, the animal trader to buy more livestock and the vegetable market to acquire more seeds.
SNAP, SMOOTH AND TELEPORT
Use your favourite locomotion style - Snap turn with joystick movement. smooth turn with joystick movement, and teleport with snap turn locomotion options
See Announcements for New Features Highlights!
Work your overgrown forest into a thriving farm! Clear the forests, grow crops, keep animals, craft fences and more! Turn a wild landscape into your dream farmstead.
FEED THE CITADEL
Complete Quests for the citizens of the Citadel to earn their respect, unlocking more quests for players to discover.
GROW A BOUNTIFUL HARVEST
Select from 24 plants, vegetables and fruit to grow, from 8 different layers - trees, fruit trees, bushes, herbaceous, ground covers, root vegetables, vines and flowers.
DESIGN YOUR GARDEN LAYOUT
Do you prefer your garden in tidy rows, many small gardens, or one large plot? Layout your garden by digging garden plots in your own custom design.
SWING YOUR TOOLS INTO ACTION
Level up your tools with every use - Clear the forests with your axe, dig plots with your shovel, break up stones with your pick axe, catch fish with your fishing rod and collect water with your bucket.
UPGRADE AND IMPROVE
Upgrade your farm by crafting or purchasing fences to protect your plots and keep your animals contained, raised beds to grow at hip height, coops for your smaller animals, stepping stones for design and more.
VISIT THE MARKET
Trade your fruit and vegetables at the local market to earn gold coins. Spend your gold at the builder to purchase farm upgrades, the animal trader to buy more livestock and the vegetable market to acquire more seeds.
SNAP, SMOOTH AND TELEPORT
Use your favourite locomotion style - Snap turn with joystick movement. smooth turn with joystick movement, and teleport with snap turn locomotion options
See Announcements for New Features Highlights!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I am usually very lenient when it comes to VR games, and I want to like this game but it is a buggy mess, not the best UI and not very good controls. The gameplay is pretty boring and uninspired. Nothing about this made me want to keep playing. The graphics are pretty bad too, there is a fog effect that I can't help but think is there to hide how bad the game looks and how low poly everything is. I wouldn't be too upset about low poly models but the performance is also terrible too.7 found this helpful
As the game is no, it’s mostly unplayable on the Index. Seems like a lot of mechanics aren’t designed for the index, example when trying to interact with things you have to aim well over the object for things to highlight. A lot of things are broken, and just stop working example when you try to sell stuff eventually things just stay in the sell bucket until you reset the game. A lot of collision problems, I’m guessing again because it’s not optimized for the index. Instead of being a fun game, it becomes very frustrating to see stuff in your inventory, and being unable to interact with most of it over play time. Picking items up becomes a mini game of frustration, waiting for things to highlight so you can attempt to grasp things Clipping into trees only to hear endless axe sounds gets frustrating. Wish I could post vid clips of what happens in the game. As it is now, the game is in really early development, and should be treated as such. Maybe in another year or two, it can be made to be fun, but being a single dev(?) game it’ll be a long road to anything resembling fun. Maybe that’s just an index thing though, as I don’t have any other way to test the game. …2 found this helpful
fun game so far! was looking for a chill farming sim and this seems to be on the way to being a really good one. creator is really active with updates so no bugs are there for very long.1 found this helpful
The game has a lot of potential! It does have some flaws here and there but either way I still had fun and the ambiance it's nice and relaxing. Game-play wise, There's more to it then just farming, you can: fish, chop wood, build, mine, etc... and keep in mind that the game also offers quests and side-quests for the player so there's always something to do.
so fun good game pls plya
I tried for about 10 minutes in non-vr mode, and cant really do anything. it looks cool but I can't seem to play which is disappointing because I read you can. EDIT - tried and is working now thank you, Tonic!!!!!
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