The only place that works while you sleep
The farm in Esnaf Simulator keeps producing during the hours you’re not in the game. The city has more than 1,400 farms and over 11,000 animals. You start with the cheapest animal, sell what it produces and grow your herd.
Animals and what they produce
Chicken
The cheapest way to start. Lays eggs; needs little space and pays back fast.
Sheep
Gives wool. At the processing plant, wool becomes rugs, multiplying its value.
Beehive
Produces honey; once processed, it becomes honeycomb and sells for more.
Cow
Gives milk. At the dairy, milk turns into cheese. You can buy a calf from the livestock dealer and raise it.
Raw or processed?
You can sell your products as they are, but the real money is in processing. The dairy turns milk into cheese, and the processing plant turns eggs into homemade noodles and wool into rugs. Processed products sell for more, and you can put several batches in the vat at once.
Care, feed and fields
Animals eat feed. You buy feed by the sack and keep it in storage; an animal that runs out of feed stops producing. Animals have a lifespan: older animals are worth less, so you need to sell them in time and replace them with younger ones. You call the vet when needed. You can also plant crops in your field and grow your own feed with a tractor.
Grow step by step
The farm starts small. As you earn, you expand the barn and add more animals. You can sell your herd to other players through animal listings and make offers on theirs. You can also join farm events in the city.
How is it different from other farming games?
In most farming games, you sell your products to the game at a fixed price. Here, other players buy them. If everyone is producing eggs, eggs get cheap; if nobody is making cheese, you set the price of cheese. The farm is tied to the same economy as the rest of the city: with your earnings you can buy cars, start a company or collect title deeds.
