- April 13, 2020
- Titanforged Entertainment
- 8h median play time
Farmtale
Platforms
About
"Farmtale is a single-player Role Playing game that offers around 8 hours of playtime. It's a farming idle clicker hybrid with a focus on building, customization, and management. Players start on a deserted island with a chicken, collecting eggs and materials to expand their farm, completing achievements and quests along the way."










- The game is cute and offers a relaxing farming experience with charming graphics and sound effects.
- It has potential for enjoyable gameplay with idle mechanics and customization options for farms and animals.
- Frequent updates and active developer engagement have improved the game, making it more fun and engaging.
- The game suffers from a critical UE4 fatal error that makes it unplayable after a few hours, with little to no support from the developers.
- Many players report bugs, including sluggish mouse controls and issues with the tutorial, which detract from the overall experience.
- The game feels abandoned, with a lack of content and balance, leading to a grindy experience that can become tedious.
grinding
34 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe grinding aspect of the game is a mixed bag; while many players enjoy the chill, idle clicking experience and find satisfaction in advancing their farms, others feel it is excessively grindy, requiring prolonged play or overnight sessions to achieve goals. Some users noted a lack of tasks early on, leading to a sense of automation that diminishes engagement after a few hours. Overall, the game appeals to fans of farming themes but may frustrate those seeking a more dynamic gameplay experience.
“It's very grindy and at times a massive click fest, but overall I am enjoying advancing my farm and just chilling as time ticks by.”
“A bit too grindy, and I had to let my computer run at night to get 100% achievement. There is a lack of tasks at the beginning, and then after maybe 8 hours everything is automated and you don't have anything else to do, so in the end, it's a bit short.”
“A waaaaay too grindy!”