Farming sim 'Harvest Life' is now available on Linux

By Liam Dawe - 29 June 2018 at 11:10 am UTC

Fancy the simple farm life? You're in luck as Harvest Life from developer bumblebee has just recently added Linux support.

Arriving with the big 2.0 update last week, Harvest Life added Linux support along with Simplified Chinese and Dutch language support plus plenty of bug fixes.

While it might not look as good as Farm Together from Milkstone Studios, it does seem to have more varied content. While it is a farming sim, allowing you to grow various crops and keep livestock too like pigs, cattle and chickens, it also throws in some romance options and some mini-games too. There's a levelling system, to allow you to improve your farming skills.

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It doesn't have a lot of user reviews and it's currently sat with a "Mostly Positive" rating, so it's not too bad by the looks of it.

Find it on Steam with 40% off during the Summer Sale.

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Tags: Indie Game, Simulation, Steam

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Ketil Jul 1, 2018

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I've had some problem with loading the saves on arch linux, but it works on my ubuntu laptop with 960m using nvidia drivers. It also works on my desktop with 1060 if I use ubuntu rather than arch. As a side remark, on my laptop I also have intel hd graphics 4600, but that is too slow, like 5FPS or something.

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