The Dream Globe

This is another desktop overlay farming idler. This is a creative one though and really cozy, I love the globe idea. So, the concept is really simple. You have this farm with these two small humans who takes care of it. The game mostly just runs on its own, like the little humans will automatically start working, producing and selling. There is a mini game popup where you can try to get better quality produce of whatever you are making, but you can just ignore it and it will spin on its own if you do nothing. You level up your farm by keeping the game open. The higher level, the more you can unlock. Once you reach level 15, you can buy different environments which all have different crops. There are a decent bit of unlocks to go after and each one of them can be upgraded, making them better. Once you unlock things, you still need money to pay for them. You earn money by selling what the farm produces, which depends on how far you are into the game and what equipment and animals you have unlocked and bought. You can either manually sell it or wait for the AI to sell it for you. Small pieces of gold also randomly spawn around the farm and can be picked up, earning you a few bucks, though they have to be manually picked up. Progression can also be slightly sped up if you interact with the game, like clicking on buildings to speed up production and completing the random popup mini games. Though I don’t know how much faster it is, since I mostly just let the game run in the background while I did other things. Your two farmers also do seem to suffer from fatigue and sometimes have to be woken up by continuously clicking on them. They will eventually wake up by themselves though. There is also a collection catalogue that has every single thing you can produce in the game. You really just use this catalogue to see how much you have left till you did everything the game has to offer. Still a nice addition though. The game can pretty much entirely play itself, the only thing the player has to do is buy upgrades. My wife for some reason really liked this and she played most of the time it was running on my PC. At 3 bucks I can definitely recommend this. _________________________________ [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45534557/]Help me out by following my Curator, I’d really appreciate it!![/url]

Cute and cheap little idle game, took me about a week to unlock all achievements. I still keep it running even after that, while I'm doing other things and playing other games.

Not an idle game. No offline progression. It has different locations for different resources, but each are paused when one is active. You need to check on this every 10 minutes or progress will pause. It looks pretty, but there isn't much to offer. It doesn't really change visually even with upgrades.