In this game, you draw squares around vegetables in order to harvest them and get them out of the way so that you can draw squares around vegetables in order to harvest them and get them out of the way so that you can draw squares around vegetables.

Preliminary note: As I write this, I'm done with 15 fields out of what seems like 20. I've unlocked every upgrade available and I'm still amassing money with no idea about what I'll actually do with it.

This game is definitely not bad. The puzzle system itself is intriguing, the aesthetics are nice and clean, and for a while, there's a good feeling of progression. I have some issues though:
-The puzzle system is anything but relaxing. This game really feels like it ought to give you the time to think about potential moves. However, not only is there a time limit, but after a while you start seeing all sorts of critters and other things that threaten to destroy your crops. It makes the game feel frantic in a bad way, as it makes it hard to enjoy the strategic puzzle gameplay.
-After you get every upgrade, the game starts feeling like a bit of a chore. There's just really nothing to aim for anymore, and it gets tedious.

I still managed to enjoy myself playing this, but I feel like I've seen all it's got to offer, so I will probably uninstall it shortly to avoid getting sick of it. Overall, not a bad game, but not one I'd go out of my way to play.

Note: This kind of game is the reason I wish the review system had a "neutral" choice instead of a yes or a no.

There are far better casual games out there, but this one isn't bad. It does get particularly repetitive toward the end, when all upgrades are purchased and you're left just doing the same thing over and over with no variation, but the timed element still keeps you somewhat on your toes. Essentially, it's your job as the farmer to harvest the appropriate vegetables to send to market, which you do by creating squares on the field that have the same vegetable in each corner. You will also need to deal with several different kind of pests and such along the way. So, not much of a storyline or challenge here, except in the fact that there is a timer that pressures you a bit toward the end, but it is overall quite relaxing. I did get the game in a bundle, and wouldn't have paid full price, but it is at least worth playing if casual games are something you enjoy at times. Really, it's basically what I had expected based on the description and screenshots, so I can't fault it for not being more than that.

Very funny and kind of addictive matching puzzle game.
It's easy to play and you'll learn very fast.

Little Farm have 20 levels, which one with 4 rounds to beat.
You have to take care of your farm and earn money to buy improvements - each one that grants you a new tool or building - to better manage your crops, trucks and water, and deal with bugs, rabbits, crows and raining clouds. You get short comics, bonus levels and oil searching between that levels too.

The game reminds me Triple Town but with different mechanics, and a little of Plants vs. Zombies, because of the progression and shop/upgrade systems. This is very well done in this game too, you'll want to continue to play to buy that improvements and see them working. But at the very ending it gets boring, because you have to finish the last 5 levels or so, just collecting money but not being able to buy anything more. The only thing that keeps pushing me until the end was the Harvest Mode, unlockable just after finish the entire story mode.

A different twist on a puzzler, with a very easy progression. Good for little kids maybe but too easy for adults.
Got it in a bundle (Like almost every other game I own), and it is worth it in a bundle. It retails for $9.99 as of this review and no way it is worth it. Less than $3 it is a pretty good deal, or a no brainer in a bundle.

6/10

Seems like a fairly typical early Facebook-type game, except on FB it would have had tons of micro-transactions.

You have to mess with system display settings and game settings to get it to display in actual fullscreen on an UHD monitor, and if you do manage to get there, expect pixelation galore. Obviously developed for much older low res CRT monitors (it would probably be fine on an old Gateway 2000).

Probably fine as a time-killer, but not at full price, or even half-off.
I likely got it as part of a really cheap bundle on Indiegala or the store formerly known as BundleStars or some such. Or possibly as a key dropped in a group here on Steam, that I never should have redeemed.

If you have young kids- they may enjoy it, though they are likely to get fed up with the timer, the bugs and critters, the rain clouds, and how little money you earn to buy upgrades. But if you like making little children salty- sure, Buy this for them. It's likely to do just that, and quickly.

So opening this game at first is annoying - I had to switch to 800x600 resolution then start the game - change the game to windowed mode then quit. Change resolution back to 1920 or whatever it is and then start the game up.

As far as gameplay goes, its a cute little timewaster.

I won it via steamgifts. Would I pay $10+NZ for it? No, not at all. Either grab it super cheap or pass it up. Price is very high for what you get. No achievements and no trading cards.

The release year says it all: 2008 feeling.
If you feel like going back in time for a few hours, grab this game.

It's a cute nostalgic farming game with a manageable time pressure.
Once obtained, you can choose whatever colors of vegetables you prefer for your games.

I just recently re-installed this game again, and I've enjoyed it greatly for the third time. It's smooth, creative, and pretty. The matching mechanics is super fun, and I love searching for the Best Match. The timed elements keep me on my feet though I've yet to run out of time.

The only thing I don't love about it is the inability to skip some of the mini-games. I really don't like the watering time mini-game.

Really classic game which is probably available on mobile too (I guess), the puzzles get a little more difficult over time without being frustrating. I only had some problems with colors at times when there were two green or two orange/red on the puzzle map, but that's honestly nitpicking. Overall I had some fun for the puzzles and the story is forgettable but somehow funny in a "old comics for kids" way.

Just don't pay so much for it, get it on sale only.