Grow and harvest a wide variety of crops, and raise various farm animals

Manufacture a myriad of goods and sell your goods for a profit

Decorate your farm, unlock new land and build the best farm you can

Grow a wide variety of crops, raise animals and produce a myriad of goods in your brand-new virtual farm in Lucky Fields! Sell off your farm produce to your neighbors or to random players from all over the world for some extra cash to spruce up your place with the best décor. You can even upgrade your buildings to unlock new goods to craft. Do you have what it takes to become the most successful farmer in Lucky Fields?

This game plays a lot like the usual fa4rm simulation games you might have played before. Basically, you simply need to keep to the cycle of planting/replanting and harvesting your mature crops. There are no seeds involved. You can use the mature crops you’ve harvested to craft a variety of items. However, you’ll need to remember to keep at least 1 crop from each type in your Storage, just so you can get more of that type of crops later on. If not, you can either buy more using the game’s premium currency, gems; buying it using coins from the market, or by hiring a helper to find the crops you need.

There are plenty of crop types in this game as well, but you can only unlock them as you level up and advance through the game. That said, Lucky Fields does have one interesting element that helps it stand out from all the other farm games out there – rain. From time to time, rain clouds will visit your farm. You can drag them over to your crops and the rain will help you accelerate the growing process. However, the rain clouds will move just like real clouds do, so you will need to keep dragging the clouds back to your farm plots to ensure they are well-watered.

Aside from crops, you can raise animals at your farm too. Similar to crops, there are many types of animals. Different animals will require different feed though and you can get most types of feed from the feed mill. Unlike crops, animal produce, tools and any crafted goods are all stored in the Warehouse, but both the Storage and the Warehouse can be upgraded to increase their storage capacities, provided that you’ve got all the materials needed.

Crafting is another important aspect of the game. There are tons of buildings you can construct to produce a wide variety of items. However, the game limits you to only 1 building, unless you are willing to spend gems to build the second one. Each building also has limited queue slots, which can be expanded using gems too. Depending on the space you have on your farm, you might want to expand the queue slot first before considering spending gems to buy another building.

Not to mention, these buildings can be upgraded up to 5 times (5 stars) as well. Each star earned will unlock special perks for your farm, like 5% more gold for every order fulfilled, or faster crafting duration for your pancake shop. The townhouse you own on the farm can be upgraded too, but unlike any other building, you will need to have a sufficient amount of achievement points, in addition to the upgrade materials needed, before you can do so.

Decorating your farm is entirely optional, but it does feel good to have a farm that looks nice, right? Due to this, you might want to consider spending some of the coins you’ve earned on some décor for your farm. If you find that you’re running out of space, you can always use tools like axes, saws, dynamites and pickaxes to clear the many trees and rocks on your farm. You can often find plenty of these at really cheap prices (1 coin each) at the global market.

Similar to most farm games, you can sell off the goods manufactured or even raw farm produce to earn some coins through a variety of means. You can fulfill orders via the bulletin board, complete requests by visitors to your farm, or even sell the items to other players through your own market stall. Your market’s listings can only be seen by your neighbors in the game, but you can send your listing globally, so that players worldwide can purchase the items you sell. To see what other players are selling, you simply need to tap on the mailbox instead.

Lucky Fields is also a social game as it incentivizes players to add more neighbors. Players can get more market slots to sell their stuff by adding neighbors. Considering that markets are always accessible among neighbors, having more friends in your game’s list will also open up a new market for you to find and buy the items you really need.

The graphics in this game is pretty superb. The visuals are obviously of high quality and yet the game runs really well on a mid-range tablet. I really like the soothing music that plays in the background, but I find that the ambient sounds, namely the sounds of bird chirping, might be a bit overdone.

To sum up, Lucky Fields plays a lot like the usual farm simulation games that you might have enjoyed before, but it does have something unique to offer – a raining system which works like a free speed-up for your crops. So, if you think Lucky Fields sounds just like the game you’d enjoy, then do give the game a try! The game is free to download and play on both major mobile platforms, Android and iOS.