Farmington Tales

In this unique hidden objects, farming simulation game you help Farmer Floyd keeping his farm out of the hands of the bank people in Farmington Tales. Floyd his wife named Dahlia became sick and hospitalized. She could be cured but the health insurance wouldn't cover the treatment. Farmer Floyd decided to get a loan from the bank to pay the bills. As soon as Dahlia got better the banker came to the farm and asked for the money, which of course Farmer Floyd didn't have. There are various ways to collect money. Grow crops, sell them and run your own farmer's market. Do mini games such as Minesweeper, Hidden objects & Memory. With that money you can renovate the farm and compete against all the other farms in town for the yearly “Best Farm Award”. The winner will be rewarded with a price of 100,000 coins. There is enough to do in this game, and you can decide yourself how to play the game and earn the money. Do you just want to play games? You can! If you mostly want to farm, that'...

How do I even start this review? By telling you that this is a MUST buy if you like HOG/sim games!! The super cheap price seals the deal because you get so much for your money here!! It has tons of HOG locations (you unlock more as you progress), sim aspects of growing crops, selling eggs, wool, milk from farm animals, and improving the looks of your farm, mini games of various types, and the humor and dialogue of this game are outstanding!! You can't help but chuckle at some of the quests that you get (see some of my screenshots), and the story is comical as well and very well written. It even has voice acting at the start of the story!! AND....wait for it...you even get to name your dog! What more could you ask for? The ONLY downside is that there are no trading cards or achievements, but trust me you won't miss them once you start playing :) I really can't recommend this game enough, and I hope this dev makes more games in the future!!!

One of my favorite HOGs. It has the common problem of repeating the same handful of HO scenes, but the quests and bonus goals add some variety, the farming sim is simple but fun, and the writing is unexpectedly funny, throwing a lampshade on the silliness of the game's premise. The only downside is the lack of Steam achievements (although there are in-game achievements).

A very capable and fun to play mashup of Stardew Valley farming/ trading paired with a hidden object game. You play some aged farmer type guy, a 60+ year old farmer...NOT a pulitzer journalist or private investigatorette. Oddly enough to adhere to HOG game sales lore they put a young lady onto the store banner. She's actually just selling your produce at the store..the name is Kaylee ;D Anyhow that farmer bloke took a massive loan to pay the wifeys health care bills. To pay it back the player is supposed to win the 'Farmer of the year' contest and rake in a whooping 100k prize money. The hidden object part: Procedurally generated hidden object scenes based around places on your farm. Each HO scene has optional quests (fast object detection, find stuff from left to right, no misclicks ec.) and some gems hidden in it. Quests and combo chains gain extra money during the scene, the hidden gems unlock new facilites on your farm (greenhouses, windmill etc.) The objects are often hard to...

Really nice hidden object game with tons of bonus economy stuff to do between levels. You can plow fields and plant different fruits/veggies a la farmville, you can raise farm animals, you can choose all sorts of upgrades to add to your farm (with multiple versions of each depending on the style you like). There's a market that your customers come to and you can set the prices of all your products. You can even get quests from people for items to search for. It's surprisingly deep for a hidden object game. I feel like I spend more time farming than searching for hidden objects. And the writing is surprisingly funny! I think I saw a sequel to this somewhere, hope it comes to Steam.

Give this game a go. Best thing about this game is you can play it offline if your Internet connection isn't the best. I enjoy both farming and hidden object based games, so any wonder that I enjoy playing this one too. I can easily lose myself in endless fun filled quests as there is always something to do which keeps me coming back to discover the newer quests which you find as you begin to unravel the objects required to accomplish them. Love how you can update the landscape and scenery and buildings to how you like. The whole experience gives you a country feel to the overall game play. I even enjoy doing the puzzles especially the one with the numbers. Very addictive could easily play for hours on end.

This is a charming game. Simple and easy to understand, but all the trimmings that go with a classic, peaceful farming game. The added mechanics of Hidden Objects will either entice you or irritate you. Or, in my case, send me back to the eye doctor after straining to find those precious 3 gems every time. The first time playing, all the dialogues are cute and entertaining. After that, skipping is a benefit. Sadly, you cannot skip the trader Manny's comments when closing out a hidden object game. Sigh. That would make replays perfect. Still, if you're looking for one of those classic farming games that all you do is grow crops and livestock, this is your game. You can even skip the hidden objects, but you'll have to wait a while(or invest immediately in the crop upgrades). Fun for more than one-time playing.

Um... It is okay. Nothing to write home about. You plant crops, feed animals, and play mini hidden items games. 6/10 and I am being nice.

I adore this game, and anyone who thinks it's dumb can meet me in the pit.

Farmington Tales uncannily recreates the true organic farming experience - Rummage through your shed to find personal possessions to pawn, so you can make ends meet while waiting for a hipster to buy your $51 potato. Seriously though, I was shocked at how well put together this inexpensive little gem was. The language/translation problems that plague so many other hidden object games were not present. I found zero misnamed objects. Zero. I was stunned. The story and the cut scenes made sense. The mini-games scaled in difficulty to provide some challenge over time. There were even sub-objectives within the hidden object puzzles to make them more challenging (finding objects in relation to one another, in specific order on the screen, quest to find a specific object over multiple puzzles). There were always clear instructions provided for the mini-games and sub-objectives. The attention to detail for a casual title was truly impressive. There was one minor negative early on that I want...