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Best farming games for Android

Farming games run on a steady loop: sow crops, raise animals, harvest and sell, then spend the earnings on barns, tools and more land.

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28 games ranked · How we rank

  1. Number 1: Township

    Playrix

    4.7 out of 5 (12.9M) 500M+ installs

    A free, ad-free city-builder with farming and match-3 puzzles that rewards patient, long-term players.

  2. Number 2: Klondike Adventures: Farm Game

    VIZOR APPS LTD.

    4.6 out of 5 (1.4M) 100M+ installs

    A free farm builder with rotating expeditions and mini-games, best for players who want a long-term project and can stay online.

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  1. Number 3: Farm Land - Farming life game

    Homa

    4.5 out of 5 (839.7K) 100M+ installs

    A free, ad-free idle farming game with varied chores and steady expansion, best for players who want a relaxed long-term farm to tend.

  2. Number 4: Royal Farm

    UGO Games

    4.8 out of 5 (168.8K) 10M+ installs

    A relaxed, storybook farm sim with guilds and seasonal events that suits players who want comfort over challenge.

  3. Number 5: Farmington – Farm game

    UGO Games

    4.8 out of 5 (329.8K) 10M+ installs

    A generous, event-driven farm game for players who like social management and don't mind ads, purchases and an internet connection.

  4. Number 6: Family Island™ — Farming game

    Melsoft Games Ltd

    4.5 out of 5 (1.7M) 50M+ installs

    A generous free farming and adventure mix for casual players who like variety, with ads and randomized purchases to weigh.

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  1. Number 7: Hay Day

    Supercell

    4.4 out of 5 (13.1M) 100M+ installs

    A patient, free farming simulator with fishing, crafting and neighborhood trade, best suited to players who enjoy slow, steady building.

  2. Number 8: Sunshine Island : Farming Game

    Goodgame Studios

    4.6 out of 5 (169.7K) 10M+ installs

    A sunny, social farming sim with real breadth, best suited to players who want a long-term island project rather than a quick finish.

  3. Number 9: Spring Valley: Farm Game

    CASUAL AZUR GAMES

    4.6 out of 5 (192.1K) 10M+ installs

    A relaxed free farm adventure that rewards patient, regular play, with ads and purchases as part of the deal.

  4. Number 10: Stardew Valley

    ConcernedApe

    4.6 out of 5 (202.9K) 5M+ installs

    A deep, paid farming RPG with no ads or in-app purchases, best for players who want a long single-player countryside sim.

More of the best farming games

  1. 11 Legendale: Adventure Games Guli Games Ltd 4.7 1M+
  2. 12 Goodville: Farm Game Adventure Goodville AG 4.5 5M+
  3. 13 Big Farm Homestead Goodgame Studios 4.7 1M+
  4. 14 Little Farm Story: Idle Tycoon SayGames Ltd 4.3 10M+
  5. 15 Island Hoppers: Farm Adventure NEXTERS GLOBAL LTD 4.3 10M+
  6. 16 Hempire - Plant Growing Game LBC Studios Inc. 4.8 10M+
  7. 17 Dreamdale - Fairy Adventure SayGames Ltd 4.3 10M+
  8. 18 Egg, Inc. Auxbrain Inc 4.7 10M+
  9. 19 Bud Farm: Idle Tycoon LDRLY Games 4.7 5M+
  10. 20 My Garden Tale Modo Global 4.5 1M+
  11. 21 Farm Jam: Animal Parking Game Appsyoulove 4.5 10M+
  12. 22 FarmVille 2: Tropic Escape Zynga 4.0 10M+
  13. 23 Cat Town Valley: Healing Farm NEPTUNE(TREEPLLA) 4.4 100K+
  14. 24 Window Garden - Lofi Idle Game CLOVER-FI Games 4.6 1M+
  15. 25 American Farming SquadBuilt Inc 4.6 10K+
  16. 26 American Farming 2 SquadBuilt Inc 4.3 50K+
  17. 27 Farming Simulator 23 Mobile GIANTS Software 4.4 100K+
  18. 28 Dreamweaving Garden Pogo Hopper Games 4.2 50K+
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About farming games

There are no reflexes to master, just planning, routine and small decisions that add up to a farm laid out the way you want. They fit people who like building and tending more than competing, and who want something calm to open for a few minutes at a time. The biggest difference is how they treat your time. Some run on real-world timers that pull you back at set hours, while others let a session finish on its own. Some push you toward neighbors and markets, and others stay solo. Art style, map size and freedom to arrange the land vary just as widely.

What to look for

  • Check whether crops and animals advance on real-world clocks, since that decides whether the game fits short breaks or long sittings.
  • See how the farm grows over time: a fixed set of plots and buildings feels very different from open land you can shape yourself.
  • Look at what the free version withholds, because seeds, land, and animals are the usual points where a farming game asks for money.
  • Check whether progress is stored on the device or tied to an account, so you know if your farm survives a new phone.
  • Read what data the app collects and whether it needs permissions that a farming game has no reason to ask for.

How we rank

Apps are ranked by their Google Play rating (weighted by how many people rated them), their number of installs, how recently they were updated and how closely they fit the category. Only apps we've reviewed are included.