Farm Tribe 2 Reviews

This was an excellent casual game that kept my interest during the entire 6 hour playthrough. It has great pacing and enough to micromanage that you never feel bored. The only concern I had was the artwork, the faces of the characters look almost frightening sometimes and the drawings are inconsistant. Would highly recommend, although it's the kind of game you buy on sale and not at full price.

A really great game with a great story. The game is perfect to relax, no hustle and no stress. The missions guide you well through the game, making it easy to understand the game principle.

It's pretty fun game where you can also play a bit of a hidden onject spotting in it. There ain't really any big challenges in it. But it's very pretty and relaxing.

I would rather play candy crush. -50/10 What the hell. I don't understand why anyone is recommending this trash at all. It's boring as hell and repetitive. After every task, there's just ten more menial things to do. The story is trash and so easily seen through. The main plot is trash, and the characters personalities have no thought put into it. The whole gaming is such a chore and a waste of time. I recommend you don't suffer through this.

if you like relaxing games than you will like this one. it is basically a game where you hire people to restore your family farm and sale your products for money. it is equal to Big Fishes game called art colony

This was my childhood game and after revisiting it and playing it again many years later it's still goated. I wish you'd release Farm Tribe 3 on steam (pretty please)

I really like this game since I played Farm Tribe 1 as a kid and it gives me a feeling of nostalgia. It is a chill game, but I can see why other people might see it as a bit boring or maybe too simple.

I like playing casual titles such as this for a break from the standard fare of video games where violence, failure, and death are integral. This game is what it claims to be - you will rebuild and manage a farm to earn money to pay for the character's wedding. The only challenges are to be somewhat patient and to balance your inventory. If you like peaceful, task-driven objectives without time limits or the possibility of failure, then I recommend this to you - relax and enjoy. It's a fun little diversion and can be picked up cheap when on sale. Now for the things I didn't like: When a plot point occurs for a completed objective, you lose control of what you were doing and the camera shifts to somewhere else on the screen. This is a mild annoyance, but noticeable. Since the side game of hunting for objects is handled as a pop-up button you click when ready to start, I don't see why plot updates couldn't have been handled in the same way. Contrary to the description, I did not find the plot fascinating, nor the ending unexpected - then again, this game is probably aimed at kids. As I said above, I played to get away from violence, but there is mild, non-interactive violence at the end of the game which I found completely unnecessary. I feel the need to caution about this, because if this game is aimed at kids, I think parents should be aware.

Would be better if you find a better plot/story than a wedding. The tasks and events are decent though Horrible mini games sqashing moles and bugs. Wish the graphics were better. And wish more was animated like grass, tree's moving in the wind better water animation/graphics. more skills should be visable all time instead needing to be clicking through Otherwise relaxing game.

A slightly older but very solid game. It´s got simple graphics, but is working very smooth and without bugs or game crashes. Once you get used to it, it's a lot of fun and won't let you go until you finish the game. You might even play it a second time ;) I recommend buying it on sale or, if possible, in a bundle. Get it now and enjoy it with a cookie! This time you´re organizing a wedding, yeah! Vanilla Meringue Cookies Ingredients 3 large egg whites 1-1/2 teaspoons clear or regular vanilla extract 1/4 teaspoon cream of tartar Dash salt 2/3 cup sugar Directions Place egg whites in a small bowl; let stand at room temperature 30 minutes. Preheat oven to 250°. Add vanilla, cream of tartar and salt to egg whites; beat on medium speed until foamy. Gradually add sugar, 1 tablespoon at a time, beating on high after each addition, until sugar is dissolved. Continue beating until stiff glossy peaks form, about 7 minutes. Attach a #32 star tip to a pastry bag. Transfer meringue to bag. Pipe 1-1/4-in.-diameter cookies 2 in. apart onto parchment-lined baking sheets. Bake until firm to the touch, 40-45 minutes. Turn off oven; leave meringues in oven 1 hour (leave oven door closed). Remove from oven; cool completely on baking sheets. Remove meringues from paper; store in an airtight container at room temperature.