$19.99Dinkum Outback island life, your way
Dinkum gives you an island inspired by the Australian outback and lets you turn a campsite into a farm and a town. You plant crops, raise animals, sell the harvest for Dinks, then spend it on shops, furniture and new neighbours. Calm days, changing seasons and plenty of fishing and foraging on the side.
Is Dinkum worth it?
Dinkum is worth it if…
- you like slow farming days with fishing, foraging and decorating mixed in
- you enjoy building a town up from almost nothing, shop by shop
- you want a relaxed farm you can run solo or share with friends
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Plant crops and raise animals
You start with basic tools and a patch of ground. You plant seeds, water them, harvest when the weather and season allow, and sell crops and animal goods for Dinks to keep the farm growing.
Animals are part of the routine too, alongside planting. You feed and tend them, gather what they produce, and fold it into the same sell-and-reinvest loop. You decide whether a day is for planting rows of crops, expanding pens, or saving up for the next farm upgrade. Seasons and weather change how crops grow, so planting in one season can feel quite different from the next.
Grow a campsite into a town
Your town begins as a campfire and a sleeping bag. You gather wood, stone and other resources, craft furniture and decorations, reshape the land, and place shops, flower beds, fountains and windmills where you want them.
Selling harvests and foraged goods brings in Dinks, and new shops open as the town grows. Visitors stop by for festivals and events, and some decide to stay. You choose the layout, the look of your home, and even your character's outfit, then invite friends over to walk around what you built.
Good to know?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. You can run your farm and town alone, setting your own pace for planting, selling and building, or invite friends to join in and help out.
How do seasons affect your farm?
Seasons and weather change how crops grow, so what thrives in one part of the year may struggle in another. It pays to watch the calendar and plan plantings around it.
What can you do besides farming?
You can fish, catch bugs, hunt wild animals, gather ore, and collect finds for the museum. Vehicles such as jet skis, tractors and a helicopter make crossing the island and hauling goods faster.
