Furrowfield
A blocky 3D crop farm: till, plant, water and harvest ten crops in a voxel valley, fill the village's orders and save your farm on your device.
How to play
Tap or click ripe crops to harvest them. Pick the Hoe and use it on grass to make farmland, then pick Seeds and plant. Farmland near water stays wet; the Watering Can wets the rest until morning. Hold to sweep a whole row. Bring what the villagers want to the Order Board, sell the rest at the Market Crate and buy more seeds. Fence your fields against rabbits, put up a scarecrow against crows, sleep in your bed at night. Your farm saves on its own.
Controls
- Phone: left stick walks, drag to look, tap a block to use it, hold to sweep a row, big USE button
- PC: WASD or arrows walk, mouse looks, click uses, hold to sweep, Space jumps, Shift runs
- 1-7 or the hotbar: Hoe, Seeds, Can, Fertilizer, Bucket, Shovel, Build; Q changes the seed or item
- E basket, C first or third person, F field view, P or Escape pause and save
Tips
- Farmland within four blocks of water never dries out: dig a channel and pour water in.
- Plant crops in rows with a different crop or a path beside them: they grow faster.
- Lamps let crops grow through the night, and the bed skips to morning.
- Pumpkins and melons need a free tile beside their vine to grow a fruit.
- Bees near your fields make crops grow faster and give Prize quality.
About Furrowfield
Furrowfield is a cosy blocky farm in first or third person. Grandpa left you a field of ripe wheat in a green voxel valley: harvest it, then till the meadow with your hoe, plant seeds and keep the soil wet, because farmland within four blocks of water stays wet and dry soil grows slowly. Crops grow in real time through a five-minute day: wheat, carrots, potatoes, beetroot, pumpkins and melons that sprout from their vines onto a free tile beside them, sugar cane that needs water right next to it, bramble berries, cocoa pods on grove logs and tall sunflowers. Plant in rows, light your fields with lamps so they grow at night, and keep bees close for faster, better crops: Normal, Fine and Prize quality all sell for more. Rabbits raid unfenced carrots at night and crows peck ripe crops left in the open, so build fences, gates and scarecrows. Villagers bring orders to the board in eight chapters, from Grandpa's first furrows to the Harvest Festival; sell at the market crate, cook bread, pies, jam and cookies, buy new land, wash whole rows with a sluice gate and discover rare bee hybrids. Your farm is saved on your device.