
Farm Village is a 3D farming simulation game where an old piece of land needs a lot of work. Fields are waiting for crops, buildings need attention, and animals need someone to look after them. You take care of these jobs one by one and slowly turn the place into a working farm. The game is available to play in a web browser, with no separate client to install.
A normal day on the farm can start with planting seeds or collecting ready crops. Chickens, cows, pigs, sheep, and goats bring in other useful materials, including eggs, milk, and wool. Instead of selling everything as it is, you can send resources to workshops and turn them into different products.
There are plenty of orders to deal with. Trucks and trains come with requests, and filling them earns coins and experience. New levels bring more things to the farm, so there is usually another building, crop, or activity to work towards. When you want a break from farm duties, you can take the tractor out or go fishing.
Mouse: Click on objects, drag items, and scroll to change the view.
WASD: Move the camera.
Esc: Close an open window.
Vehicles: Use WASD or arrow keys to control tractors and boats.
Mobile: Tap and drag, or pinch to adjust the view.
The game does not push you to finish everything at once. Planting and collecting are quick jobs, while running several workshops or completing orders takes more attention. The controls are fairly easy to learn, and the colorful 3D setting keeps the farm looking lively. You can check in for a short visit or spend a longer session working on its development. Some production also carries on while you are offline.
Before using your materials, have a look at the current truck and train orders. Knowing what is needed can save resources and unnecessary production.
Collect materials from your animals and fields whenever possible. Keeping workshops supplied gives you more products to use for orders and helps bring in extra coins.
Want to try something different after Farm Village? Crop Runner and Joy Garden are two other games worth checking out.