Rook Field. Ox Pasture. Long Furlong. Somebody worked this ground for forty years before you, and this morning she hands it over and walks out of the valley. Havenbrook is a farm you build one field at a time.
Plant it, wait for it, bring it in. Everything else here is more of that, bigger.
Sow it, water it, feed it, shelter it, tend it, and put a prime seed in the ground. Fill all six and one harvest pays for several.
Old Orchard, Cold Furlong, Bramble Patch, Rook Field. Every one named by somebody long before you got here.
Four at a time, with names on them and clocks running. Fill three inside a day and the road pays a bonus on top.
A Mill, a Creamery, a Bakery, a Press. Turn what you grew into flour, cheese, bread, oil and cloth, all worth more than they were.
From Farmyard hens to a Goldcrest cow. Breed them and they come out better than the ones you bought. The Emberdown cannot be bought at all.
Crops grow, animals fill their buffers, the Lab makes research. Close the app and the wheat you left this morning is waiting when you get back.
Maud shows you all of it on the first morning, then goes home.
Tap a field, pick a crop, plant it. Wheat comes up in minutes. Moonpetal takes most of a day and pays like it.
Water it, feed it, tend it, put a roof over it. Every bonus you fill is more in the barn when you bring it in.
Fill an order off the road, or run it through a Mill and a Bakery first and sell the bread instead.
Havenbrook has nothing to sign in to and nothing to connect to. There are no analytics, no ad networks and no servers of ours. Your farm is saved on your phone and it stays there. Full privacy policy.
Never access. Every crop, animal, building and machine in the game is reachable without spending a penny. Gems finish a timer early, and that is all they do.
