This game about unusual corn-farmer. You need to collect and sell corn for buy some new "farmer" things;) and you should remember about TAX, you must make money before you go bankrupt due to the ever-increasing tax. Good luck изображение_2023-01-07_230351151.png изображение_2023-01-07_230112643.png
I don't think I've ever jammed out to midnight corn-harvesting before, it was quite the experience. The song was really fun, and the clock ticking matched it well. I think that the game's presentation was nice too, I like how the camera swooped in at the start and the nighttime ambiance complemented the groovy audio.
Gameplay wise, I had some fun spinning around and harvesting as much corn as I could, though I didn't have any trouble staying ahead of the tax limits. I was pretty excited to try the dynamite, but it ended up being finicky to launch forward and dropping it where I'd been was usually unnecessary (since I'd already gathered all the nearby corn with the scythe). The humor of harvesting-by-explosions definitely made me smile, but I didn't get much gameplay mileage out of it.
Anyway, when I built up a sizeable fortune, I packed up my dynamite, paid respects at that row of enormous gravestones, and went on a journey to the ends of the earth. A fitting end for a moon-mad midnight corn farmer.
The first time to collect corn is surprisingly in the dark days of the game, played for a long time did not expect the taxation of corn so much, simply did not buy the props or upgrades inside (it is possible that I am just too dish), because it is too dark from time to time will be corn scared a jump, but the idea is very novel, I hope that the music more kinds, there are taxes when you can do a time countdown, often in the chopping corn when the money is deducted a little helpless, very much looking forward to future updates!
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Gameplay wise, I had some fun spinning around and harvesting as much corn as I could, though I didn't have any trouble staying ahead of the tax limits. I was pretty excited to try the dynamite, but it ended up being finicky to launch forward and dropping it where I'd been was usually unnecessary (since I'd already gathered all the nearby corn with the scythe). The humor of harvesting-by-explosions definitely made me smile, but I didn't get much gameplay mileage out of it.
Anyway, when I built up a sizeable fortune, I packed up my dynamite, paid respects at that row of enormous gravestones, and went on a journey to the ends of the earth. A fitting end for a moon-mad midnight corn farmer.
Nice entry, and thanks for sharing!
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