Observed arrival · 2026-09-28
RoboFarm: a farming sim where the farmers are programmable
RoboFarm is an iPhone and iPad farming game where players write plain-language rules for robots that plant, harvest, water, and respond to changing farm conditions.
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- Players who enjoy farming sims and plain-language rule-making
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- Rules can chain with “then” and “until,” take priority during events, and be saved in a library for new robots.
Field notes
Players can save rule sets to a library and apply them to new robots, while controllers for irrigation and greenhouses use the same plain-language approach. The site describes ten crops, four seasons, and weather hazards including frost, hail, and heatwaves. It says the game’s rule-reading system runs on the phone; the first spring and summer are free, with one purchase unlocking the rest.
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