$19.99Staxel A farm at your own pace
Staxel hands you a run-down farm on the edge of a quirky little village and leaves the rest to you: plant and tend crops, look after animals, rebuild your farmhouse block by block, fish and hunt for bugs, and help your neighbours settle. Cute, colorful and calm, it is best with friends alongside.
Is Staxel worth it?
Staxel is worth it if…
- you like slow farming games with building and decorating alongside the crops
- you want a cute, colorful world to share with friends online
- you enjoy village errands, fishing, cooking and collections between harvests
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A run-down farm to bring back to life
You start with an old house and fields gone wild, and your job is to turn them around. You plant seeds, tend crops, look after animals, and slowly expand until the place pays for itself. Spend the earnings on more seeds, better tools, or the next stretch of fence.
The rhythm stays calm and low-pressure. You can pass a whole week pottering between kitchen and garden, cooking what you grew and rearranging the farm until the mailbox sits straight. Take care of the farm, and it takes care of you.
A quirky village you can rebuild
Your farm sits beside a budding village full of quirky residents who help you settle in. Befriend them, run errands, and help the town flourish, then spend your free time fishing, hunting for bugs, or finishing collections.
Everything is built from voxels, so you can reshape houses, streets and fields however you like. Keep the rustic charm or take the village in a new direction entirely. Friends can join online to share one farm or settle next door as neighbours.
Good to know about Staxel?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. You restore the farm, befriend villagers and build at your own pace alone, and the laid-back routine suits solo pottering. Multiplayer is there when you want company, not required for the farm to work.
How does multiplayer work?
Staxel was built for online co-op. Friends can move onto your farm and work the same fields with you, or live nearby in the same world while building their own place. It smooths over lonely chores and makes big rebuilds faster.
What can you do besides farming?
Fish in the wilds, hunt for bugs, cook multi-step recipes, complete museum-style collections, and spend money on seeds and materials. Seasonal events and hobbies give you reasons to leave the fields for an afternoon.
