$4.99WinMon
Your desktop becomes a tiny factory farm for squishy little WinMons. Feed them mechanical bugs, give them jobs, sell their crops to the Pig King, then watch them swell into huge toothed beasts. Funny, low-effort and quietly dark, it is perfect background company while you work.
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A desktop farm that runs while you work
WinMon lives in a strip along the bottom of your screen, ticking away while you do other things. You buy WinMons, feed them bugs so they do not go on strike, and set them to sow seeds, water crops, chop wood, mine ore and more. Crops and goods go to the large monster by your house, who eats them and pays you coins to buy more eggs and land. Placement matters, since a long walk between field, storage and buyer wastes time. Give one a crack with the whip and it scurries faster for a bit, which is management of a sort.
Eight jobs and a lot of machines
Every WinMon arrives with a job and no opinion about it. Seeders plant, Waterers water, Lighters bring heat and light, Miners break ore, Lumberjacks gather wood, Builders build, Engineers run anything electric and Alchemists cook food and craft magic. Around them you build close to 30 machines and buildings, from plantations and water pumps to electric factories, cooking pots and magic trees. Later you dig a Fusion Core from an abandoned ruin and repair it to fuse WinMons into stronger forms. Early on you do the feeding, collecting and cleaning yourself, then specialist WinMons take over those chores.
Feed them until they turn
Food here is more than fuel. WinMons eat what they produce, and after enough meals a small worker grows into a Stage 2 and then Stage 3 form, bigger, stronger and better at its job, with more teeth than the brochure would suggest. There are 31 evolution lines across 8 elements, with 5 power tiers, 4 quality grades and 19 personality traits from Lazy up to Superhuman. You also tune the operation through 52 skill nodes for production and storage, then Prestige into 28 more nodes and a harder second run where the Pig King stops waiting to be fed and fights back.
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How much attention does it need minute to minute?
Very little once your farm is set up. Early on you hand-feed bugs, pick up goods and clean up, while later feeding, hauling and sweeping WinMons automate the loop. Most of the time you glance down, sell a harvest, move a building and leave them waddling about to light music.
What do you actually do with the Pig King?
He sits by your house waiting for meals. You hand over crops and crafted goods, he eats them and pays coins, and those coins buy new WinMon eggs, buildings and land. Keep him fed and the whole economy keeps turning.
Does it really reset?
Yes. After building up your workforce you face a revolt against the Pig King, lose, and start a Prestige run with permanent bonuses, new nodes, a castle scene and new trading options. It is the same farm with sharper teeth and better math.
