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Meet your new desk-side garden! Crops will sprout, ripen, and sway at the bottom of your screen while you work or study. Tend them well and your little farm will bloom with new varieties, colors, and harvests.
My Little Farm
My Little Farm is a charming crop-growing simulator that sits right at the bottom of your screen, keeping you company while you work or study. Plant seeds, tend your crops, harvest them, and sell your produce to earn coins — then reinvest in new seeds and expand your fields.
Grow Your Crops Start with simple vegetables and unlock new varieties as you progress — herbs, fruits, rare plants, and more. Each crop has its own growth cycle and market value.
Tend Your Land Water, fertilize, and care for your plants to maximize your yield. Neglect them and watch your harvest suffer!
Expand Your Fields Reinvest your earnings to unlock new crop slots, better tools, and field upgrades that speed up your growing cycles.
Magic Facilities Deploy special farm buildings — irrigation systems, greenhouses, compost stations — to boost your crops and automate parts of your routine.
Flexible Layout Freely drag and resize your farm strip. Place it anywhere on your screen.
A New Kind of Desktop Companion The bottom-of-your-screen genre has blossomed into one of the most beloved niches on Steam, and My Little Farm is right at home in it. If you've spent time with Rusty's Retirement — the beloved idle farming game that helped define this whole category — you'll feel immediately comfortable here. Like Rusty's Retirement, My Little Farm is built for the multitasker: your crops tick forward whether you're writing a report, browsing the web, or watching a stream. Fans of Ropuka's Idle Island, Cornerpond, My Little Life, Nanomon: Virtual Pet, and Milly's Meadow will also find a lot to love. Each of those games found a loyal audience by trusting that players want something gentle happening at the edge of their screen — and My Little Farm delivers exactly that feeling, with the satisfying loop of planting, growing, harvesting, and reinvesting.
Cozy Vibes, Serious Depth The cozy gaming wave has produced some unforgettable titles, and My Little Farm draws from the same well. Players who enjoy Stardew Valley's low-pressure farming loop, the hand-crafted warmth of Fields of Mistria, or the pastoral simplicity of Farm Together will feel right at home watching seedlings sprout across their taskbar. There's something here for fans of Fae Farm's gentle progression, Sun Haven's crop variety, and Coral Island's laid-back harvest cycle too — except all of it plays out in a compact strip you never have to alt-tab into. My Little Farm respects your time the same way these games do: every session, however short, moves something forward.
For the Idle and the Incremental If you're drawn to games that reward patience and compound growth, My Little Farm belongs in your library alongside Tiny Pasture, Village Tale, Idle Waters, and Fish to Dish: Idle Sushi. Like those titles, progression here is measured and meditative — there's always a next crop to unlock, a next upgrade to chase, a next field to open. Desktop Cat Cafe, Maltese's Fluffy Onsen, Not Monday Cafe, and Bao Bao's Cozy Laundromat players will recognize the same satisfying rhythm: small decisions, visible results, a world that quietly keeps growing even when you look away.
Management and Simulation Fans Welcome Beyond the pure idle crowd, My Little Farm speaks to anyone who enjoys light management and resource loops. If Tavern Keeper's steady economic rhythm appeals to you, if you've built farming empires in Farming Simulator 25 or Rune Factory 5, or if you spent dozens of hours optimizing crops in Story of Seasons: Grand Bazaar — you'll appreciate that My Little Farm distills those loops down to their most satisfying core. There's no combat, no pressure, no fail states. Just a field, seeds, sunshine, and the quiet pleasure of watching a plan come together.
Crafting, Building, and Atmosphere My Little Farm shares its spirit with the wave of atmospheric cozy games that have captured players in recent years. Tiny Glade showed that a game can thrive on pure aesthetic pleasure and gentle creativity; I Am Future proved that farming and a calm atmosphere make for a powerful combination. Fans of Mirthwood's homestead warmth, Grimshire's satisfying seasonal loop, Doloc Town's resource-driven progression, Echoes of the Plum Grove's quiet rural charm, or Research Story's incremental unlocks will feel a kindred spirit in My Little Farm. The experience is deliberately unhurried — a Potion Craft for the plant lover, a Slime Rancher 2 for the desktop devotee. Emberlands: Desktop Village and Spacenap fans will especially enjoy the way My Little Farm turns a sliver of your screen into an entire living world.
Mini Cozy Room Meets the Open Field Part of what makes desktop gaming so appealing is the atmosphere it creates around your work session. Mini Cozy Room: Lo-Fi turned background ambience into a game mechanic; Cozy Desktop Konbini made restocking shelves meditative. My Little Farm does the same thing for agriculture. The soft rustle of
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