Micro Macro Farm

I played this game before the big update and I just have to say ... WHAT AN AMAZING UPDATE !!! It added so much but kept what made the game fun and unique!! It's a really great game, simply but fun with enough things happening to keep you busy. It's one of those games that makes you go, "Oh just one more thing I have to do" and then you keep playing for another hour. Overall, a great game

Enjoyable little idle clicker. Exactly what it claims to be at the start :)

The game is fun for what it is, but it does have a few issues. You can't assign gnomes to specific signs or areas, so they will wander off across the map if you're growing anything manually. Items in the inventory often don't stack properly, so you'll have two to four stacks under 99 cluttering your inventory when they could all be one stack. There is no reward for reaching level 30 other than an achievement. I enjoyed my time, but having collected all achievements and there being nothing to aim for after that, I think my time with the game is done.

I guess its fine once you upgrade the gnome slaves to do pretty much everything. Then you leave it for the night to cummulate money

Micro Macro Farm takes the familiar farming formula and compresses it into a small, relaxing experience built around gradual progress rather than demanding management. Developed and published by Diego Schram Games, it is designed to work particularly well as a casual desktop companion. Instead of expecting constant attention, the game allows farming activities to unfold at a comfortable pace, making it suitable for short sessions or for leaving open while working, studying, browsing, or doing something else. The basic routine revolves around planting seeds, waiting for crops to mature, harvesting what you have grown, and turning those resources into income. It is an intentionally simple foundation, but progression gives the routine a stronger sense of purpose. Experience gained through regular activity leads to new opportunities, while earned money helps improve the farm. More than 15 types of plants and seeds gradually expand the agricultural side of the game, ensuring that the initial selection is only the beginning of the player's development. Production provides an important second layer. Rather than treating every harvested crop as something to immediately sell, Micro Macro …

For what it is. A small amount of money kept me entertained for about 2-3 days. (Pretty much non-stop either playing or waiting ing the background). Its a small farming game without complex designs and any lack of layout will just make the game take less time rather than almost crippling you. I only played so much so I could get all the achievements. For what its worth if you fancy a chill game its good. Not to mention I am playing on a pretty low-spec laptop so this is good. (I have 16gb ddr4 memory so I was able to play with all the tabs going and another low-spec game going so.)