As environmental pollutants and ecosystem threats continue to rise, the world faces an alarming reality: air pollution, increasing levels of chemical gases, deforestation, widespread dangerous diseases, and conflicts over land, soil, and food. Some even predict future wars over air itself. The Earth...
As environmental pollutants and ecosystem threats continue to rise, the world faces an alarming reality: air pollution, increasing levels of chemical gases, deforestation, widespread dangerous diseases, and conflicts over land, soil, and food. Some even predict future wars over air itself. The Earth is no longer a sustainable home—it’s time to look beyond.
In response, visionary space investment companies have launched search teams to Planet 442 to explore the potential for cultivating vegetables in its soil. These companies are now competing fiercely to establish sustainable farming practices, driven by missions assigned to astronauts by their organizations. The race for survival has begun—who will build the future of humanity in the stars?
Game Overview:
In Farmoony, players take on the role of engineers working for competing space companies, tasked with building the most sustainable and efficient farms on Planet 442. The game is designed for 2 to 6 players and unfolds over multiple rounds, with each round offering strategic opportunities to earn points and disrupt competitors. The ultimate goal is to score the highest points by fulfilling missions and strategically managing resources.
How to Play:
Each player begins with a set of Farm Cards and Tool Cards, while Mission Cards are shared among all players.
At the start of the game, three Mission Cards are revealed and remain the same for all players throughout the game.
In each round, players select a Farm Card to place on their grid to fulfill mission objectives.
Tool Cards can be used to enhance the player’s farm or hinder opponents by affecting their progress.
Missions require players to create specific patterns or combinations on their farm grids, such as aligning elements of water, soil, or energy.
Players take turns performing actions like placing cards, using tools, or completing mission objectives.
Winning the Game:
The game continues for three rounds, with players earning points by completing missions and optimizing their farm layouts. The player with the highest points at the end of the game wins. If there’s a tie, the winner is determined by the number of unused tokens or additional objectives completed.
Farmoony combines resource management, strategic placement, and competitive interaction to create a dynamic and engaging board game experience. Who will emerge as the ultimate space-farmer and secure the future of humanity on Planet 442?
