Ancient Farm

A new structure has been added to the game: the Well.Every so often, you will need to activate it, but once it is up and running, the Well will take care of watering a 20x20 patch all on its own.This new feature is our answer to one of your most frequent requests about crop watering. You wanted a way to cut down on repetitive watering chores without losing the hands-on feel that makes our farming special.In fact, in one of the community discussions, players specifically suggested adding a well - so that’s exactly what we did.The Well preserves the heart of manual farming, while offering a clever mid-game shortcut that saves you time and effort, without making your farm run itself.Thank you for inspiring us with your ideas. We cannot wait to see what you suggest next.

Hello,Thank you for the feedback and the many suggestions! Today, we are releasing another update.Changelog | 1.0.26Added an infinite source of wood – fruit trees can now be cut down using an axe (AXE) and provide wood when they are fully grown or dried.Fully grown trees now provide different amounts of wood depending on their size:Smaller trees → 10 woodLarger trees → 14 wood Trees can no longer be dug out – they are now properly cut down instead.Young trees drop only sticks when cut down.Fully grown trees now drop sticks in addition to the wood described above.Some tree types without a clear trunk only drop sticks when cut down.Changed the rules for removing trees – they can now only be removed with an axe.Added an autosave option:Autosave triggers every 5 minutes & at the end of each seasonBest,Dev Team

This update makes the game more comfortable to play, improves the mechanics, and polishes the controls and visuals.Changelog:Infinite source of grass: We heard that getting enough grass for your animals was tough during long games. Now, you can dig up withered or harvested crops with a shovel to get grass. This makes grass renewable, so you won’t run out, even in long sessions.Variable amounts of grass from crops: When introducing the ability to obtain grass from withered and harvested crops, we decided to vary the amount obtained by plant type. We wanted this to serve both as an element of gameplay balance and as a reflection of the use of plant residues in animal hay. Here are a few examples:Grains (e.g., wheat, barley) are the main source of grass (after refinement, also hay). After harvesting, a lot of straw and plant debris remain, so they provide a solid amount of grass.Carrots are an example of a smaller plant that yields significantly less biomass, so the amount of grass from a single field is lower.Garlic and onions do not provide grass, since these plants are not usually fed to animals.Watermelon takes up more space in the field and therefore yields slightly more than oth

Hello, Farmers! Thank you very much for all your support, bug reports, and valuable feedback — it really helps us improve Ancient Farm. This update focuses on improving interactions, fixing bugs, and polishing the overall gameplay feel. Changelog:Improved plow and ox interaction system - The default interaction now allows you to quickly attach the plow to the ox. Additionally, a "MORE" menu under the "Q" key has been added, offering two options: Attach plow and Store plow in backpack. Interactions with the ox itself still work the same as before. This change should provide a smoother, more intuitive gameplay experience. Fixed the tutorial seed crafting key - Players can now recreate tutorial seeds if they were accidentally used by pressing R.Fixed an issue where players received two building hammers after restarting the game post-tutorialAdded UI information about splitting item stacks in the inventoryAdded equipment/item size information - Sizes are now visible both in the inventory and at the merchant.Improved the icon of the item placed into the animal feeding troughFixed several typos and small issues in translationsImproved quickslot behavior - Swapping ite