Farm Town - Family Farming Day Reviews – Page 3
4/5 rating based on 130 reviews. Read all reviews for Farm Town - Family Farming Day for iPhone.
Farm Town - Family Farming Day is free iOS app published by Sergey Karakozov
Frustrated
fallcastles
I could see how this would be a really fun game but I’m tired of being stuck. I can’t sell anything, make anything, harvest anything, feed anything or upgrade my silo unless I spend money! Not fun!
Neighborhoods or some sort of clan system
cerroprieti2003
This game needs a way where all players can join together whether it’s for an event or to talk with others and be a part of a community.
They want your money, no longer a fun game
Rachel4338
This was a very fun game a few years ago. The birds ran around the farm or hid and you would catch them to get the feathers. Fishing was also more fun years ago. Now requests ask for large quantities of products that take too long to make. You have nothing to do while they’re being made. You rarely ever get needed tools for upgrading, expanding, and removing trees and bushes. You are required to spend rubies or watch ads to get the needed tools. Now the game progresses levels much too fast and you don’t make enough coins needed to buy factories, animals, land, and repairs because they don’t give you enough coins for items that you sell. This is suppose to be a fun game, not a repetitive job. Developers need to make the game more fun if they expect players to spend real money.
Good game
angelsallaroundu
I’m new to this game but love it so far.i love the music and the graphics.its addicting.my only complaint is they want to charge 12$ to do something in the game.and there’s other charges as well
I like the game
Elliann19
It seems like a fun game but I can’t do much since everything cost so much to go further in the game. It’s almost like they are making it so you Have to spend money... like a lot
Deleting the game
Lerchenberg
Only played for a few days. It’s impossible to advance without spending real money. My silo is always full. I could go on and on with the complaints. Going back to “Hayday” were I can advance without spending “real” money, especially in the beginning.