Memory Farm

What I miss most when I grow up is not how far I have traveled, but the days of running around in the yard and waiting by the stove in my childhood.
Memory Farm
A healing farming and management mobile game set in the 1970s and 1980s, bringing you back to the slow-paced life of your childhood.
Manage Your Farmland
Experience spring plowing and autumn harvests, and listen to the chirping of cicadas on summer nights. Watch tomatoes ripen slowly and apples hang heavy on the branches. The sense of peace and fulfillment takes you back to your grandmother’s vegetable garden in early childhood.

Raise Livestock
Chicks cluck in the coop, pigs grunt in the sty, and cattle low in the barn. Collect fresh eggs daily, store up pork, and milk the cows little by little. Day by day, your life grows fuller and richer.

Light Up the Hometown Smoke
Steam rises from your courtyard kitchen. Steam dumplings are best served hot, braised pork simmers slowly over low heat, burgers are carefully plated in the western-style shop, and sweet treats are rewards for good exam results. Every dish you cook will be loved by someone.

Fulfill Villagers’ Orders
Yellowed notes cover the village order board. Aunt Wang needs two jin of eggs, the supply store requests a basket of eggs, and the state-owned factory orders bundles of sugarcane… Every order is a trust from your neighbors. In those days, orders were not tasks, but mutual kindness among villagers.

Wait for the Arriving Ships
At the old village dock, merchant ships arrive on schedule and depart on time. They seek abundant goods and offer generous rewards in return. Stand by the breeze at the dock, and ship out all your hard-earned farm produce — as if your dreams have journeyed far for you.

Welcome Guests to Your Farmhouse
Random visitors drop by, just like neighbors stopping by in old times. They order meals, enjoy your food, pay, and leave happily with treasure chests. Inside are not only coins, but also rare materials for expanding your courtyard. The villagers always find gentle ways to help you thrive.

Mining and Smelting
There is an old mine in the hills behind the village. You hire veteran miners, who need warm meals before heading underground. You prepare hearty miner lunches for them, so they have the strength to mine. Raw ores are smelted into bricks and cement at the workshop. In those years, even a single brick was precious, building up your courtyard piece by piece.

Heartwarming Friendship Quests
Grandfather loves the soybean milk you grind, grandmother enjoys your help in the kitchen, and little Qiang always comes to borrow things. Chat and help the villagers every day, and build up affection little by little. In return, they grant you generous blessings: larger storage, doubled harvests, and faster looting. Back then, genuine affection was built through small kindnesses, shared meals, and mutual support.

Leisure by the Fish Pond
You release fry into the pond on the east side of the village. Sit by the water with friends to fish and daydream. Cook the fish you catch for dinner at night. Life moves at a gentle pace; fish grow slowly in the water, and you grow calmly with time.
Only later do you realize — this was the most beautiful time of all.