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Homeless Farmer

Homeless Farmer is a compact survival strategy that drops you into a harsh, modern world where help is scarce and every choice matters. You begin with almost nothing: an apple fragment, a couple of bottles, and an empty bottle as your capital. After years in school, you discover a peculiar calling among the garbage. One night, a decision to change your fate sets you on a path that blends survival with slow-building ambition. No guide, no mercy—your success hinges on your wits, restraint, and stubborn persistence.

Your goal goes beyond mere staying alive: you aim to save enough to rent an apartment in a city whose prices rise every day. The economy is merciless: apartments grow out of reach while junk can lose value. The core loop starts with scavenging trash cans, landfills, and hidden dumps, selling found items to a merchant to earn your first money. At first, the cash is tiny—far from enough for a garden—yet steady effort unlocks farming, trade, and a ladder to a stable future.

Farming and production form the heart of your livelihood. Grow food and flowers to sell, with flowers becoming the main income source in the early game. Rare seeds hide in bird feeders or park benches, while rose and sunflower seeds are available in stores. A greenhouse lets you grow year-round, helping you avoid starvation and diversify your produce. Smart planning—what to plant, when to sell, and how to invest—turns small gains into a rising income stream where every decision matters and mistakes can be costly.

Market sense and progression drive long-term success. Study market demands, chase rare items, and adapt to price trends. As apartments climb in price and garbage becomes cheaper, you’ll need to optimize production, expand equipment, and explore new income avenues. Balancing risk and reward is key: upgrade your setup, time your harvests, and keep an eye on the evolving economy to stay ahead of rising costs and shifting opportunities.

Endgame and forward thinking open once you’ve built a solid base. When money from flowers accumulates, you can start assembling your own production network—such as a 3D printer farm or even a mining setup. But printers demand electricity and plastic, so be careful not to spend your last coins before you’re ready; reckless choices can send you back to scavenging. The game is designed to be entertaining and thought-provoking—a quirky, darkly hopeful take on resilience, planning, and finding a place to call home.