Family Farm is an innovative tycoon game in the setting of 19th century farmsteads. It's a simulation of a farmstead experienced in stories which span a generation. Clicking cows won't earn you any cash! You control characters with RPG-like attributes, skills and needs. Keep them fed, develop their skills, upgrade house to accommodate a bigger family and grow their land in to a Family Farm!
We would like to invite you to play a demo consisting of three short stories with tutorials. The game is still not finished so it's a sort of beta. We hope to gather some feedback which could help us to improve the game.
Posted by martin_prochazka on Mar 5th, 2011
If you would like to try a proper farming game that lets you manage a 19th century farmstead, go download installation package (<50MB, english/german/czech) and enjoy! We have currently Windows only version, but we plan to start working on other platforms (Linux, Mac) soon. Please leave a comment on our site or here about your experience. We are keen to hear it!
We would like to create a farming game which is not simplistic as FarmVille, Farm Frenzy and other casual titles of same theme but has some sort of depth as Harvest Moon. Our gameplay is based on tycoon, time-management, The Sims and board games influences. We would like to attract mostly female audience, but not with a heavy use of pink colour so the game could have male audience as well ;)
There is more info on our website. If you like the game, you can support us by pre-ordering a download version with discounted price of 7,99 EUR! We plan to release full version in April.
Hope you like it!
Martin Procházka
producer/game designer/lead programmer at Hammerware
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Actually, these offer good down time for any body(male or female)while at work. I knew a few people that when they aren't busy at work they will go tend to their *insert Tycoon game here* It's an easy way to keep the stress at work down =)