Play Together Launches Farming Update

• Introducing the new My Farm feature
• Cultivate and harvest more than 25 crop varieties
• Weather and environmental conditions influence plant mutations

Following last month's feline frenzy, Play Together embraces gardening with its latest My Farm update. Your home is no longer just a space for decoration—it's now your personal farmland where you can grow over 25 types of crops, including apples, carrots, mangoes, and spinach. The experience revolves around planting, nurturing, harvesting, and selling your produce.

Naturally, farming isn't always straightforward. The ever-changing weather and environment on Kaia Island can alter your harvest in surprising ways. Golden pumpkins, rainbow apples, and electric strawberries are rare variants that not only stand out visually but also hold significant value and are essential for farm-related quests. With up to five possible mutations per crop type, there's plenty of room for experimentation in your fields.

The dynamic weather system introduces even more variability to your yields, featuring over ten conditions such as rainfall, thunderstorms, fog, and even auroras. These conditions not only impact mutations but also influence growth rates, ensuring that every harvest feels unique. To help you manage your farm, new tools like watering cans and sprinklers have been added, streamlining the cultivation process.

To help you get started, Play Together is hosting a special mission series called A Day at the Farm. Over seven days, you'll learn the ropes of planting, growing, and harvesting. Completing all missions rewards you with a farmer outfit and a Choco Mottled Cow vehicle. Additionally, the Healthy Growth Attendance event offers daily login bonuses including in-game currency, seeds, and tools.

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For those who love competition, the new Farm Contest ranks players based on the weight, value, and quantity of their harvested crops. Beyond the game, Play Together's official social channels are hosting farm-themed events such as farming fashion lookbooks and crop showcase competitions.