My Farm

My Farm is a farm game where you run everything from the field to the barn and from the lake to the factory. It is played in portrait mode and starts with a small garden.

About My Farm

You grow vegetables, fruit and flowers in the garden and look after animals in the farmyard. All your produce goes to the barn. You can sell garden produce or turn it into animal feed; you can sell farmyard produce and send adult animals to the zoo. Completing a collection of animals of the same species brings valuable rewards.

As the farm grows, the work gets more varied. There are over 100 plants, over 300 craftable goods and 200 different animals. In the shop you buy animals, fishing rods, and tools like tractors and seed drills. The fishing part on the lake is full of surprises too; you can even hook an ice pike or a fallen meteorite. The real planning is in choosing between selling a product and using it in the next production chain.

Why do kids love this game?

Collecting animals and seeing them in the zoo feeds the urge to collect. Crops growing until they are ready to harvest give you something new to do every time you come back.

Is this game safe for kids?

Yes, the animals are cute and farm life is shown calmly. There is Turkish language support. Because there are social parts like farmers guilds and gift sending, younger kids should use those parts with a grown-up.

1. Tap empty garden plots and plant seeds.
2. Harvest the crops when they grow, and everything goes to the barn.
3. Feed the animals in the farmyard with garden produce.
4. Collect animal products, then sell them or use them in production.
5. Buy new animals, fishing rods and machines in the shop.
6. Send adult animals to the zoo to complete collections.
7. Finish tasks to earn experience and unlock new buildings.

• Make feed yourself: making animal feed from garden produce instead of buying it saves your coins.
• Leave long crops overnight: before leaving the game, plant slow-growing crops so they are ready when you return.
• Focus on collections: completing animals of the same species brings a bigger reward than selling them one by one.
• Do not empty the barn: do not sell right away the materials needed in the production chain, since later tasks may ask for them.
• Do not skip fishing: rare things can turn up in the lake, so cast the rod now and then.

• Large variety of goods: over 100 plants and over 300 craftable goods.
• The zoo: a collection of 200 different animals.
• Fishing: surprising catches can be hooked in the lake.
• Farm machines: tractors and seed drills speed up the work.
• Farmers guilds: you can form a guild with other players.
• Events: seasonal festivals and tournaments.