Lust’n’Farm [v1.07 EA] By Bewolftreize

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Bewolftreize Games released a new game called Lust’n’Farm and the version is 1.07 EA. The game’s story is about You step into the shoes of a young man who just got rejected from an art school. He could have taken a darker path (yeah we all know that), but fate decides to throw him a curveball—a farm! He has neither the desire nor the profile for farming, but he’s… “persuaded” to give it a shot.

Lust’N’Farm takes place in an alternate world, inspired by our own but filled with its own delightful peculiarities. Like the vegebubbles—quite powerful aphrodisiac vegetables. Join our protagonist as he dives into the world of farming, cultivating these unusual plants and discovering the secrets they hold. Stay tuned for updates and get ready to embark on a tantalizing journey through Lust’N’Farm!

Developer:	Bewolftreize
File Size:	1.36 GB
Version:	1.07 EA
OS:	Windows, Linux, Mac
Languages:	English

game details

Game Version Changelog:

v1.04

New content:

Advancements in Lisa’s storyline (no animated scenes just yet)
Progress with Berry, featuring an animated scene
Advancements in Halley’s storyline, also with an animated scene

Revised content:

The first animated scene of Leslie in Love path has been entirely redone

General upgrade:

The loading of different areas in Terapolis should be smoother now, especially the living room, kitchen, and park.

Bug fixes:

The game should no longer freeze if you don’t have enough boldness to access Karen’s final scene.
The game should no longer freeze when you knock on Berry’s door on Wednesday evening.
Various corrections (missing music, missing dialogue box, missing images…)

(1.01) First release :

Approximately 2-3 hours of gameplay
18 characters
5 of them currently have a developed storyline
30 interactive animations distributed among 9 characters (24 for the main 5 characters)
Probably a whole bunch of bugs (I didn’t count them, though)

Developer Notes:

I will first focus on ensuring the game runs smoothly as it was launched, but I will soon turn to adding a character that will provide a new feature I believe will be greatly appreciated: a medium, which will allow either resetting a character’s progression or accessing missed scenes (thus avoiding having to replay the entire game). Alongside this addition, I will try to add animated content for a secondary character among Karen, Halley, or Nora.