$6.99Rusty's Retirement
Rusty's Retirement is a relaxing idle-farming simulator that lives at the bottom of your screen while you get on with your day. You plant carrots and tomatoes, Rusty waters and harvests them, and cute helper robots take over more of the work until the farm mostly runs itself.
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A farm that ticks along under your work
You set out crop plots, and Rusty putters across them watering, nurturing and harvesting. New crops unlock as you progress, from crispy carrots to ripe tomatoes, so there is always something a little better to plant.
It is built to sit in a thin strip at the bottom of your screen, or upright at the side in vertical mode. Zoom out for a less distracting view, or switch on Focus Mode to slow production when work needs you more. You glance down, the field has changed, and your to-do list has not.
Robots, biofuel and a bigger farm
Crops become clean biofuel, a power source for robots. You sell that fuel to other machine inhabitants and put the money back into more plots and buildings.
The fun for farming fans is handing the chores over. You deploy cute little robots to help with planting, watering and harvesting, then customize and upgrade them to work faster. Streamers can also let viewers assign tasks through chat commands like !plant, !water and !harvest, so the whole farm becomes a group project.
Good to know before you plant?
Do you actually farm, or does it farm itself?
Both. You place plots, choose crops and decide where money goes, then Rusty and your helper robots do the watering and harvesting. Early on you plant more by hand, and automation takes over as you unlock and upgrade bots.
How does it fit around work or videos?
You can zoom for a smaller view or use Focus Mode to slow crop production when you want it quieter in the corner.
What do you do with your crops?
Progress is a loop of planting, fueling and growing the operation.
Can viewers help if you stream it?
Yes, with Twitch integration viewers can direct their own robot through chat commands such as !plant, !water and !harvest, so the farm gets built together.
