Farming games were a hit back in 2008 on the old Orkut, with Colheita Feliz. Now, we can easily find a variety of games in this style available on cell phones. So, I made a list of the best farming games (free and paid) that work for both Android and iOS devices.

Many of the games in this style feature different gameplay, such as controlling a visual character or simply giving orders to complete actions with an “invisible” character. Check out the list of the 7 best farm games below:

1. Blocky Farm

With a very high rating both in Play Store how much in App Store, Blocky Farm takes the top spot on the list. As the name suggests, Blocky Farm has a voxel style in its graphics, where it has a series of individual blocks that form the game. We can find this visual style in Minecraft.

In Jet Toast's game, you manage your territory, taking care of land animals, fishing, harvesting crops and even making deliveries to the nearest city from your farm. You can also interact with the people who live in the city and go swimming during a boat ride. It's worth mentioning that you don't need to be connected to the internet to play. So, the game is a great way to pass the time when you're without internet or away from home.

2. Family Farm Adventure

Available for download at Android e iOS, Family Farm Adventure is also highly praised by users. The game features some of the most impressive and detailed graphics I've ever seen in a farm game. In the game, you have complete autonomy to decorate your farmhouse, raise animals, harvest crops and prepare food for your own character. The game also offers several missions for you to level up and earn coins, such as: “plant corn 6 times”.

You can also explore islands to solve puzzles and earn rewards or collect materials to build structures on your farm. We can say that Family Farm Adventure is a kind of The Sims with a farm, because in addition to taking care of your doll, you can interact with other characters who can help you in the future.

3. Stardew Valley

The simulation RPG has over 50 hours of content and was developed by Chucklefish. It was a huge success in 2016, when it was released for computers and eventually made its way to mobile devices. Stardew Valley was inspired by the most famous farming game series, Harvest Moon. Curiosities aside, just like in all the games on this list, in Stardew Valley, you create your farm, fish, feed the animals and take care of the crops on a land that belonged to your grandfather.

You can also customize your character and decorate your house to your liking. Despite a high rating on both the App Store and Play Store, the game is paid. Stardew Valley is available on iOS for the price of R$27,90 and in Android for R $ 24,99.

4. Tiny Pixel Farm

This simulator is the cutest on the list. Tiny Pixel Farm is a game recommended for children, so your son or nephew might really enjoy it. Unlike many games on this list, which offer more complicated and detailed mechanics, Tiny Pixel Farm is simpler and more relaxing, featuring miniature characters and animals.

With a story very similar to Stardew Valley, you control a character who has inherited his grandfather's farm, where you must take care of the animals and crops. In addition to being more simplified than the game that occupies the third place on this list, the game developed by Game Star is free. Tiny Pixel Farm is available for both Android as for the iOS.

5.Hay Day

In Hay Day, you don't control a visual character, but rather a hand that performs the daily tasks of a farm, very reminiscent of the iconic Happy Harvest. But the game goes beyond that. You can grow and even sell your products on the farm itself, through bakeries, fishmongers, steakhouses, sugar factories and feed mills that can be built throughout the game. You also make deliveries to the city, profiting from the production of milk, eggs and bacon.

It is worth mentioning that the game is produced by the developer Supercell, famous for Clash of Clans and Clash Royale, and has graphics with the same standard as those games. Download Hay Day at Play Store ou na App Store.

6. The Farm: Sassy Princess

Just like Tiny Pixel Farm, The Farm: Sassy Princess is simple and cute. In it, you have the option to manage the farm in all seasons of the year, all of them with different modes of interaction and personalized maps. Throughout the story, you can interact with the other characters and even find a crush. The game offers basic tasks to earn money, such as fishing, collecting food and raising animals.

I'm warning you that The Farm: Sassy Princess is very addictive. I spent a lot of time playing it because I wanted to know what the other seasons would be like in the game. You can install it through the App Store or Play Store.

7. Idle Farming Empire

We can summarize Idle Farming Empire as a fun and automated game. The game does not require much work and is recommended for those who enjoy strategy games to build an empire, since your only task is to grow crops and raise livestock. Then, just see the profits you make from your crops and the sale of animals. In the game, as you make profits, you can invest in other maps. You can even start food production in space, just like in the movie “The Martian”. Did you like Idle Farming Empire? Download it on your iOS device by clicking here or click here to download on your Android.

It is important to note that the games on the list that are free have optional in-app purchases that do not interfere with gameplay. Remember that the farming game from the old Harvest Moon series, Story of Season It already has a trailer and will be available on mobile soon. Also check out our latest lists:  5 puzzle games to overcome boredom on Android, the top 5 best football games for Android and iOS e The 5 best zombie games for mobile.