Family Farm in Ubuntu Software Centre

By Rustybolts - 14 May 2011 at 8:10 am UTC

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Hammerware the makers of Family Farm have announced via Twitter that it is now available to purchase through the Ubuntu Software Centre. In this way, the Ubuntu Software Centre's number of commercial games available to purchase is gradually increasing.

About:-

QuoteWork the farm in this game of 19th century farmsteading and build a home for your families. Clicking cows won't earn you any cash. This is a simulation of a farmstead experienced in stories which span a generation. Keep them fed, develop their skills, and grow their land in to a Family Farm! Enjoy RPG and board game mechanics designed by the creator of dozens of board games.
Improve the soil and watch the weather to grow your crops. Keep poultry and livestock. Raise a new generation to run the farm.

Price:-
$14.99

Website:-
http://www.familyfarmgame.com/en/family-farm-game Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.

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