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Goodfolks released from creators of Family Farm

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Good Folks is a new game from the developers of Family Farm and is available for Linux for $9.99.

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Will you accept the challenge of bringing an abandoned village back to life? Goodfolks are coming to this country looking for a nice place to live and work. You are going to build fields, orchards, and livestock corrals and help them organize their work. You can have various farm animals producing eggs, milk, wool, and manure. Restore the village and its surroundings and collect all the animal breeds! Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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