Made for DTJ36

Made in bash.tv!

https://bash.tv/c/rh7yxzg


Build a farm that runs itself.

Bean Farmer is a cozy farming automation game about growing beans, designing irrigation, and building your way to retirement. Start with one working production line, then expand into a thriving automated farm.

How to play

  • Watch your starter farm. Its sprinkler, suction launcher, and conveyor already work together to grow, harvest, and sell green beans.
  • Expand through Store. Buy seeds and equipment, then walk around your farm to plant and build.
  • Keep crops watered. Connect wells to sprinklers with pipes and set watering timers. Crops regrow after harvesting.
  • Automate delivery. Suction launchers harvest behind them and send beans forward. Give each launcher a clear output onto a conveyor or another transport line, then route your beans to the factory to sell.
  • Grow every variety. Home upgrades unlock automatically when you ship the required amounts of each bean type within a single day. Check Goals for your next target and Stats for daily output and revenue.
  • Earn your retirement! Build a farm that meets the final goal and see how many farm days it took.

Controls

WASD / arrow keys to move · E to interact · R to rotate · X for the remove tool. Touch controls are available on mobile. Use pause, 1×, 2×, or 4× speed to play at your own pace.

A well-designed farm runs itself. Your job is to make it bigger.


Updated 1 day ago
Published 5 days ago
StatusIn development
PlatformsHTML5
Authorseshu
GenreSimulation
TagsAutomation, Casual, Farming Simulator
AI DisclosureAI Assisted, Code, Graphics, Sounds, Text

Comments

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given jam finished, uploaded the actual zip from bash. Should have done that in the first place as it seems it penalized me

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whoops just realized the link above might not be working, the real link is: https://bash.tv/sashu2026/bean-farmer-dtj36?sc=7yvb99s


After the jam ends i can also upload a real working copy here (should have done that in the first place, but wasn't sure if saves would work off of bash)