your farm flies into a shared world

You land on your own patch of ground in the middle of the water. The farms of whoever is online stand nearby — close enough to walk over.

Dig the ground, pile it back, chop trees and plant logs. There is a chat, and you can throw a punch — on your own farm you are untouchable.

Leave, and the farm flies away with you and everything on it. The water closes over, as if you were never there.

It is a 3D sandbox in one shared world, seen through your own eyes. Dig earth, clay and stone and pile them into hills. Chop trees into logs and sawdust, press the sawdust into pieces and build from them at any angle. Light a campfire and it leaves ash. Day turns to night, weather rolls in, and you can swim.

Talk by voice to whoever is close, add friends, team up in a group of up to four. On common land you can fight; on your own farm nobody can touch you.

How much does it cost?

Nothing. It is free while it is in development.

Do I need Steam?

No. The game opens straight in the browser, and on Windows the launcher on this page downloads it and keeps it fresh.

What does it run on?

The browser and Windows. No Mac, Linux or phone builds for now.

Can I play with a friend?

Yes — that is the whole point: farms stand side by side in one world.

Do I need an account?

No, you can come in as a guest. An account pins your name and your farm to you.

How finished is it?

Very early. What each release brought is on the “what changed” page.

What can we do together?

Build side by side, dig and pile ground, chop trees, talk by voice when close, team up in a group of up to four. On common land you can also fight; your own farm is safe.

What do I need to play?

A browser with WebAssembly. Open the page and press Play as a guest: no sign-up, no download. On Windows there is also a launcher.

What happens to what I built when I leave?

The farm flies away with you and everything on it. What you built on common land disappears when you leave.