Greenfield Valley

Greenfield Valley is a farming game about inheriting a quiet farm in a mountain valley and building a slower daily life through farming, exploration and steady progress. You grow crops, care for animals, gather resources, improve your home and farmland, and take on quests and local jobs.

Farm animals and crops

Your farm has cows, sheep, chickens, horses and a dog. Animals need food and water to grow and stay productive. Adult cows, sheep and chickens provide products, while mature horses can be sold for profit. The dog is a decorative companion, and earning its trust takes patience and regular feeding.

Buy seeds at the local shop and plant vegetables. Crops need watering and pass through individual growth stages before harvest. Vegetables have different values, and each harvest randomly awards items according to set chances.

Fishing and gathering

Fishing uses different kinds of rods: better rods let you catch rarer, more valuable fish. Dozens of fish species have varying difficulty levels. To land a catch, keep the fish inside a safe zone until the progress bar fills.

Use tools such as an axe and pickaxe to gather wood and stone. These materials, along with money and the required character level, are needed to upgrade your house, tools and farmland. Higher upgrade levels improve efficiency and unlock features; the upgrade shop explains the requirements.

Home and daily routine

You begin with a small house that can be expanded step by step. Improvements unlock new rooms and systems, and reaching the required house level lets you cook with gathered products. Cooked meals sell for more and restore more stamina than raw food.

Every action uses stamina. When it runs out, you cannot farm, water crops, care for animals, fish, gather resources or harvest vegetables. Eating vegetables or sleeping to start a new day restores stamina.

Seasons and weather

The weather changes daily. Rain waters crops automatically, while fog reduces visibility; you can check the forecast on the TV in your home. The low-poly world includes wooden houses, glass greenhouses, open farmland and mountain landscapes.

Quests and local work

Unique and repeatable quests increase your level, grant useful items and sometimes unlock mechanics such as fishing. They offer direction and encourage long-term planning without pressure.

From your first day, you can also take jobs for a local farmer in town. Tasks are available during specific hours, require no tools because everything is provided on-site, and reward money and experience points.