Combine linhas mágicas de vegetais enquanto a Princesa Farmer desvenda mistérios na floresta sob a Gaia Tree. Este indie casual une quebra-cabeças match-3 a episódios de visual novel, cada um com 20 minutos a uma hora de duração. Os jogadores erguem fileiras, destroem obstáculos e gerenciam pilhas em modos solo, co-op com amigos via Remote Play Together ou com companheiro de IA, enquanto escolhas de diálogo moldam relações com personagens como Mother Gaia e Garlic.
Escolha estilos de jogo bunny de ação, bunny de puzzle ou equilibrado para superar objetivos variados de fase, de pontuação e colheitas cronometradas a evitar certos vegetais ou encarar oponentes e tempestades. Mecânicas baseadas em reação exigem movimentos estratégicos e combos para recompensas como Heart Coins. Fãs de puzzles aconchegantes que curtem sessões leves ou desafiadoras com bunnys adoráveis e trilhas chiptune vibrantes vão colher muito aqui.
Princess Farmer is a match3 puzzle and visual novel game with easy to learn action mechanics and different playstyles that let you breeze through the game or challenge you. All three of the playstyles earn you rewards! The story is played in episodes, much like magical-girl anime, with each lasting between 20 minutes to 1 hour, depending on your chosen playstyle, your skills, and whether you decide to skip dialogue interactions. Different level goals keep you on your toes and bring a fresh approach to the match3 genre. Dialogue options let you choose how Princess Farmer interacts with her friends, affecting your relationships with them. Make them your BFF and they may reward you with gifts!
Princess Farmer was just an ordinary farmer when one day she woke up under the Gaia Tree. Now through the magic of Mother Gaia, she can hoist up whole rows of veggies with ease to make matches and smash obstacles by herself, in co-op, or even with an AI companion! Something mysterious is happening in the woods and it's your job to puzzle your way to uncover it! You'll learn about the world around you as you talk and build relationships with the loveable characters including: Mother Gaia, Garlic, Shoppe Keeper Rowan, and even BunBot!
Make combos! Smash rocks! Win hearts!
Action Puzzle Gameplay
It may look like Princess Farmer plays like modern match-3 games but it’s much more strategic and reaction-based, tasking you with character movement and stack management. You can choose to adjust how you approach your strategy to maximize matches, combos, and smashes. Personalize your playstyle: are you an Action Bunny, a Puzzle Bunny, or a Balance between the two? Level goals range from simple (like score, timed, harvest a certain veggie) to challenging (like fulfilling requests, avoiding matching certain veggies, danger areas). Some levels will pit you up against a (pretty adorable) opponent. But watch out for storms! That's when Grumpy Block shows up to spoil all your harvesting fun!
Play with a Friend
Sure harvesting is fun by yourself, but why not invite a friend? You can harvest together and even make dialogue choices together as you explore the world. With Steam's Remote Play Together, you don't even have to be in the same house!
Collect Unlockables
As you play, you'll earn Heart Coins which you can give to Ro at the Shoppe to collect different Hare Dyes. Charm the characters with dialogue options to unlock new outfits so you can harvest in style!
Charming Graphics
It's cute! It's bouncy! It's pink! It's retro! It's BUNNIES!Vibrant Soundtrack
Produced by Astra, the soundtrack is bubbly, blending chiptunes with lo-fi beats. Additional music is by Chloe Hotline, The Crystal Furs, and Anne Beyond the Darkness.
About Samobee Games
We’re a wife/wife team building games in the chilly North of British Columbia in Canada. We love all things cute and girly!About Whitethorn Games
We’re an indie game publisher focusing on pleasant, cozy games that can be played in pieces, that require no special skills or knowledge, and that anyone can pick up and play. We’re believers in accessibility, inclusion, and widening the audience that gets to play. We like to consider ourselves the defenders of easy games.
