$3.49 (−30%)Typing Farmer A farm that grows while you type
Typing Farmer turns a corner of your desktop into a small, cute farm that grows while you type and click. Each keystroke pushes crops along, which you sell for gold to unlock new seeds, animals, and decorations. It is a calm companion for workdays, built for farming fans who want something growing beside their real tasks.
Is Typing Farmer worth it?
Typing Farmer is worth it if…
- you type a lot for work or study and want a cute farm growing beside you
- you like slow unlocks of seeds, animals, and decorations
- you like casual multiplayer visits with a small group
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A farm powered by typing
Your keyboard is the watering can here. Each key on the main typing area acts as its own plot, so tapping away at work tills, plants, waters, and harvests in the matching spot. Higher-tier crops need more growth stages, which means more keystrokes before they pay out.
You shrink the window to the side of your screen and let it run while you work. Watching the field fill in as you answer mail gives the day a quiet sense of progress, and the built-in count of presses and clicks shows which keys you use most.
Selling, animals, and making it yours
Harvested crops sell for gold, and gold unlocks new seeds plus a steady stream of farm extras. Storing certain crops draws specific animals to settle with you, from chickens drawn by wheat to a cat that fishes in the pond. You can feed animals to raise friendship and earn decorations.
When you want a change, Renovation Mode lets you restyle the storage, shop, and mailbox and place decorative items around the plots. Up to 15 players can visit each other as small animals, share harvests, and keep the farm lively. A to-do list and Pomodoro timer help plan the workday around it.
Good to know?
What do you do with harvested crops?
You sell them for gold to unlock new seeds and decorations, or fill delivery orders for larger rewards. Orders ask for changing crop types, so it pays to rotate what you plant instead of growing one thing.
How do animals join the farm?
A good harvest attracts them. Keeping matching crops in storage draws specific visitors, and feeding them builds friendship that can bring back decorative gifts. One cat fishes in the pond, which ties into the fishing collection.
Can you play it with friends?
It is a relaxed shared space for showing off decorations and harvests rather than competitive play.
