New My Farm mechanic is now available
- Cultivate and reap more than 25 distinct varieties of crops
- Environmental conditions influence plant mutations
Following last month’s feline incident, Play Together has embraced agriculture with the release of its latest My Farm update. Your residence is no longer just a space for decoration; it now serves as the foundation for your personal farm where you can cultivate over 25 different crops, ranging from apples and carrots to mangoes and spinach. The focus shifts entirely to planting, nurturing, harvesting, and selling.
Naturally, farming isn’t always simple. The dynamic weather and environment on Kaia Island impact your harvest in multiple ways. Rare mutations such as golden pumpkins, rainbow apples, and electric strawberries not only offer unique aesthetics but also hold significant value, playing a crucial role in farm-related quests. With up to five possible mutations per crop type, there is ample incentive to experiment with your fields.
The weather system introduces further unpredictability to your yields, featuring over ten distinct conditions including rain, thunderstorms, fog, and auroras. These elements affect both mutation rates and growth speeds, ensuring that every harvest differs from the previous one. To assist in managing these variables, new farming tools like watering cans and sprinklers have been introduced, streamlining the process of growing your crops.
To help you settle into farm life, Play Together is hosting a special “A Day at the Farm” mission series. Over seven days, players will engage in planting, growing, and harvesting activities. Completing all missions rewards participants with an exclusive farmer costume and a Choco Mottled Cow vehicle. Additionally, the Healthy Growth Attendance event provides free currencies, seeds, and tools simply for logging in daily.
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If you wish to showcase your skills, the new Farm Contest ranks players based on the weight, value, and quantity of their harvests. Furthermore, official Play Together social channels are organizing engaging farm-themed events, such as farming lookbooks and crop showcases.
