PekFarm

You own a small farm. Nobody is going to run it for you. Cows give milk, sheep give wool, hens lay eggs. They do it on their own schedule, without being asked — but only while they are fed and well. Let the trough run dry and everything stops: no milk, no wool, no eggs, and after a while an animal that needs the vet. So the game is not about tapping faster. It is about where the money goes. Feed costs money you have not earned yet, and the truck takes time to arrive. Every animal you own costs money every single day, whether it produced anything or not — which means a bigger herd is not automatically a better farm. A cow earns more than a hen but eats more, takes more room and costs more to keep. The pasture only holds so much, and extending it is never cheap. Collect what is ready, sell it, decide what to buy next. Then decide it again tomorrow, with a herd that got hungrier while you…