A day in the countryside

Monkey Bridge

Train Drift

Crazy Design: Rebuild Your Home

Mahjong & Connect Games

Racing & Driving Games

A pleasant and relaxing day in the countryside?
You will play the role of a farmer struggling with the cultivation of his fields... and some funny and spiteful animals.

Playing Tips for A day in the countryside

MOVE:
- USE ARROW KEYS
- CLICK/TOUCH AND HOLD ON LEFT/RIGHT OF THE CHARACTER
ACTIONS:
- CLICK/TOUCH ON THE ANIMALS, SOMETHING WILL HAPPEN
- USE MOUSE WHEEL TO ZOOM
- IN WINTER, CLICK OR TOUCH ON THE SCREEN TO JUMP

HOW TO PLAY
- TAKE THE MOLES AND SEND THEM TO SLEEP
- TAKE THE BLACKBIRDS WITH THE BOMBS AND SEND THEM AWAY
- FEED THE CUTE ANIMALS FOR AN EXTRA LIFE
- IN WINTER, SAVE SNOWMEN FROM SNOWBALLS

Game Features at a Glance

KEY FEATURES
- WONDERFUL AND ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATIONS&ANIMATIONS
- IMMERSING THE PLAYER IN NATURE WITHOUT STRESS

Which specific game creation tools or environments were used to develop this game?

The technology for rendering and interactivity is powered by Construct 3.

Which studio is in charge of developing this game?

The game development company that produced this game is Black cat games.

What genre best describes the nature of this game?

This game is considered to be Casual.

Does the gameplay contain any violent bloodshed?

No, A day in the countryside does not involve any bloodshed or violence.

How is this game tagged for discovery?

The main keywords or labels for this game are 2d, animal, bird, farm.

What age group would find this game appealing?

The primary age group that should play this game is Kids, Teens, Young Adults, Adults, Seniors.

Can this game be played on smartphones or tablets?

A day in the countryside can be accessed and played on mobile operating systems.

For which gender is this game primarily intended?

The primary focus of this game is on Male & Female.

Is there any kind of cruelty depicted in this game?

No, A day in the countryside does not contain any offensive or cruel actions.

Is the game good for kids?

No, A day in the countryside is not recommended for children.