Clicker simulation fans start with one plot to plant dollar trees and a water bucket for collecting water. Players click to grow profits, buy additional plots, and upgrade seeds for bigger yields. The game layers in bizarre side effects like misplaced toes and an urge to lick sharp objects.
This pursuit of fortune trades morality for cash in a deal that feels off. Chronic unease builds alongside diarrhea and whatever Jerry's up to. Idle clicker players chasing endless upgrades find a twisted take on wealth-building here.
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Side effects of Money Farm include:
Toes where your teeth should be.
A soft poke behind your eyes.
An unnerving feeling you can't shake.
Loss of morality.
The need to lick sharp objects.
Touching your toes.
Whatever Jerry is doing.
And chronic diarrhea.
Money Farm is a clicker game where you start with a single plot to plant dollar trees and a small water bucket to collect water. As you click your way to fortune, you will buy more plots and upgrade your seeds, all in pursuit of more profit. But is that pursuit worth it?
