Rotten Crop
BeetleGame · 2025 · Horror, Psychological Horror, Adventure, Multiple Endings, Stylized
PC
Mixed67% · 21
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About Rotten Crop
Rotten Crop is a horror experience inspired by the lost game “That Evil Farming Game”. Try to hide what you've done from your neighbors and the police. Step into the quiet nightmare of a man trying to hold his life together while everything around him rots.THEY SEE.
Keep your secrets hidden from the neighbors who won’t stop peeking, and the police who won’t stop asking questions. Something is wrong on this farm—and everyone’s beginning to notice.THEY KNOW.
Use fully physical interaction to cover your tracks, lock doors, move objects, and stay one step ahead. Every sound matters. Every glance counts.Can you live with the guilt?
Choose your fate across multiple endings. The truth is hard to bury.
Keep your secrets hidden from the neighbors who won’t stop peeking, and the police who won’t stop asking questions. Something is wrong on this farm—and everyone’s beginning to notice.THEY KNOW.
Use fully physical interaction to cover your tracks, lock doors, move objects, and stay one step ahead. Every sound matters. Every glance counts.Can you live with the guilt?
Choose your fate across multiple endings. The truth is hard to bury.
Key Features
- Psychological Horror - Experience a story that doesn’t scream, it whispers. Dread builds not from jumpscares, but from the consequences of your choices.
- Suspicion System - Every action matters. Neighbors watch. Police investigate.
- Environmental Manipulation - Lock doors, hide remains. Every object can help — or betray — you.
- Multiple Endings - What kind of person are you, really? Unravel your fate across several outcomes based on your actions.
- Retro PSX Horror Aesthetic
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I really gave this a shot and it started really strong and promising but the gameplay loop ended up being more of a chore than an actual game? idk if you are just going to respond and say skill issue like the last guy but i really genuinely gave this a chance. but seeing you respond to the reviews with "get good" / "skill issue" is a little uninspiring and in poor taste. this really had a chance of being cool and i appreciated the time and detail put into it. until i read the response to the review that honestly has some good criticism that was similar to what i was going to say. anyways might just be a "skill issue".3 found this helpful
I am curious why crop eats flesh? Or maybe main protagonist has mental issue. Really good game with 3 endings.2 found this helpful
A great horror/puzzle/challenge game! Multiple endings to seek, and a decent challenge without being too frustrating. The game does not hold your hand or explain mechanics well, so I can understand some peoples' confusion, however, the gameplay itself evolves through learning how the NPCs act and operate, so I don't see a real problem with it.1 found this helpful
Nope this game is so bad.1 found this helpful
Seems like an interesting baby of cozy farming games and indie horror oneshots. There is some repetition during the weeks, but I enjoyed progression during increasing difficulty - you always have to learn something new, while drinking coffee and shattering the beer at any opportunity ahah Overall, it's a solid oneshot horror game, but honestly it demands a sequel where it blends its gameplay with some actual farming and lore exploring1 found this helpful
A pretty solid indie survival game. The atmosphere really brings back the vibe of old-school pixel horror — instantly gripping and immersive. The lack of any kind of tutorial or intro was a bit disorienting at first and slowed down the gameplay for me, but once I figured things out, I started to really enjoy it. I especially want to highlight the tense and immersive ambient soundtrack — it does a great job of building atmosphere. Interacting with items is also surprisingly fun and adds a nice layer of engagement.1 found this helpful
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