- The new My Farm feature is now live
- Cultivate and harvest more than 25 unique crop varieties
- Weather and environment influence plant mutations
Following last month's feline frenzy, Play Together is embracing agriculture with its major My Farm update. Your home is no longer just a space to decorate—it's now the foundation for your personal farm, where you can grow over 25 distinct crops, ranging from apples and carrots to mangoes and spinach. The focus is on the full cycle: planting, nurturing, harvesting, and selling your produce.
Naturally, farming isn't without its surprises. Kaia Island's dynamic weather and environment can alter your harvest in unexpected ways. Rare mutations like golden pumpkins, rainbow apples, and electric strawberries aren't just visually striking—they're highly valuable and key to completing farm-specific quests. With up to five possible mutations per crop type, there's plenty of incentive to experiment with your fields.
The weather system introduces further variety to your yields, featuring over ten conditions such as rain, thunderstorms, fog, and even auroras. These conditions impact both mutation chances and growth rates, ensuring that every harvest feels unique. To help you manage your farm, new tools like watering cans and sprinklers are available, making crop care more efficient.
To help you get started, Play Together has launched a special "A Day at the Farm" mission series. Over seven days, you'll learn the basics of planting, growing, and harvesting. Completing all missions rewards you with a farmer outfit and a Choco Mottled Cow vehicle. Additionally, a Healthy Growth Attendance event offers free currency, seeds, and tools as daily login bonuses.
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For those with a competitive streak, the new Farm Contest ranks players based on the weight, value, and total quantity of their harvests. Beyond the contest, the official Play Together social channels are hosting fun farm-themed activities, including farming fashion lookbooks and community crop showcases.
