Farming is the act of growing plants and raising animals for food.
Farming is a concept explored by video games for different purposes. It is not to be confused with gold farming which is a concept commonly associated with MMORPG's. The franchise Harvest Moon is the most commonly known for creating games that put the player primarily into the role of a farmer. Games developed for the series have gained a cult like status and most commonly are very similar to each other, since the concept of farming is not widely expandable. The main practices presented in the game is the planting, growing and farming of <span>crops</span> or staple crops as well as raising animals for their products, such as milk, eggs and often also fur (although it is important to note that animals can never be slaughtered). Games in the Harvest Moon series therefore play as a life simulator for the farming life, which is not the only way the concept of farming can be employed. Other games use it so that characters can grow and then later on eat their crops to survive, while this is only a secondary objective.| Name | Platforms | Developer | ||
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Priston Tale | PC | ||
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Monster Hunter Freedom 2G | PSP | Capcom | |
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Priston Tale 2 | PC | ||
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League of Legends released on Oct. 27, 2009 | PC | Riot Games | |
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Rune Factory 3 released on Oct. 22, 2009 | DS | Neverland Co., Ltd. | |
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Demon's Souls released on Oct. 6, 2009 | PS3 | FromSoftware, Inc. | |
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Monster Hunter Freedom Unite released on June 23, 2009 | PSN, PSP | Capcom | |
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Help Wanted released on May 12, 2009 | WII | ||
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Farming Simulator 2009 released on March 30, 2009 | PC | GIANTS Software GmbH | |
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Rune Factory: Frontier released on March 17, 2009 | WII | G-Style, Neverland Co., Ltd. |
| Concept Name: | Farming |
| Appears in: | 73 games |
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