Ranch Farm and Store Simulator

its fun

As a simulation game lover, i would 10/10 recommend. I am currently at level 27. I loved the challenge of not exactly knowing what to do rather than making you go though a tutorial it is in a place that is easily to find. I very much enjoyed the customization and building of each unique crop plant or animal pen. I would love to see new additions in the future! Worth checking out if you need a new simulation game that allows your own personal creative touch!

Another great game from Bewolba Studios. Very easy to get into the game, very easy to level up and grow new crops, raise animals and expand your store. These games are fun and have a great sense of progress.

Undisclosed AI art. It's clear in the cover art but also within the art decoration pieces.

Decent game. until 2nd floor its really nice balanced. after that it becomes a grinding ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ with next to no new content like most sims in this category. the stores you can get at higher lvls are very nice but i feel like you could implement them sooner and stretch out ealier goals accordingly so you have a good game beginning to end. the negatives reviews here are misleading and inaccurate. if your work load doesnt get done its your poor management. you can priotize tasks and upgrade your workers so everything gets done and you dont lack anything which most sims cannot get right to this day. so thats a big plus.

I’m landing on Not Recommended. For the $10 I paid, it’s arguably worth it… it's never special but okay for about 10–12 hours. After that, the experience starts to fall apart. The biggest issue is the employees. They’re frustrating to manage and poor workers. Even with a full staff, they struggle to handle 20 gardens (one per crop) and 9 pens (one per animal), let alone additional tasks like fishing or operating machinery. On top of that, they don’t use storage containers or racks properly. As I say, early on, starts off as expected and the first few workers seem good. But by even the mid-game, things become increasingly irritating as your workers fall further behind and the systems stop scaling. They require constant micromanagement and you must progressively do more and more to keep it all going. It's backwards. Even after the April 2026 update and messing with changing worker jobs, a half hour later, I still have ready plants that were never touched and pens that need work. It is unacceptable to me. I’m honestly surprised this left EA as is, and then the recent fixes didn't fix anything that I can tell. There are also a few other issues listed in other reviews, but the empl…