You play a young Alessandra, years before she became the Evertree Farmer everyone knows, arriving at the Evertree Farming Camp to compete for the title. It is a single-player, cosy farm management game with a story running through it rather than an endless sandbox.

You are not on your own. Two other young farmers share the camp with you, each with their own personality, and a lot of the game is assigning chores, sorting out problems and building those friendships while the competition ticks along. You earn points by doing the work, keeping the place running, turning up to classes and taking on missions.

The farming itself covers crops, animals and fishing, and it is broken up by mini-games, timed jobs like clearing pests, chopping wood and cooking. The whole thing is hand-drawn 2D top-down, and Steam's own tags list it as family friendly. It supports twelve languages.

Innerfire Studios developed it and SOEDESCO publishes. It arrives 24 September 2026 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch and PC via Steam, and neither party has published Australian pricing yet.

The demo is the bit worth acting on. It has been on Steam for a while and it is now up on consoles as well, covering one in-game week at the camp. That is enough to know whether the loop lands for you, and it means you can put it in front of a kid before you spend anything.