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Harvest Simulator puts you in the cab of a combine harvester and hands you a field. You cut the crop, the cash comes in, and the cash goes straight back into a bigger, faster machine. It is a small, calm farming sim built around that one loop, and a session is easy to start and easy to leave.

The crops on offer include wheat and sunflowers, and the fun is in the routine: pick a clean line across the field, sweep it row by row, and watch the earnings tick up. The game also lets you ignore the tidy approach and cut odd shapes into the field instead, which makes it more playful than a strict farming job.

If you came to Monkey Mart for the satisfaction of a growing business, this scratches the same itch from a different angle. There is no counter to staff and no customers to serve. You are one machine, one field and a set of upgrades to save for.

How to play

You steer the combine around the field and harvest whatever crop it passes through. Selling the harvest earns money, and money buys upgrades to your machinery so each pass covers more ground or earns more. Controls can differ between keyboard and touch, so follow the on-screen prompts in the first few seconds. Some descriptions of this game elsewhere describe walking and serving customers. That is not what this game is, so ignore those.

Tips

• Cut in straight, overlapping rows so you do not leave uncut strips that cost you a second trip.
• Spend early money on the upgrade that speeds up harvesting, since it pays for everything after it.
• Take a moment to try the crazy-shape cutting once you have a comfortable income. It costs little and is the game's most distinctive feature.

Similar games on Monkey Mart

Chicky Farm and Game of Farmers stay on the farm but focus on tending animals and growing produce rather than driving machinery. Idle Cowshed is a slower, more hands-off take on building up a farm business. If you want to go back to running a store, My Super Tiny Market is the closest to the headline game.

It suits short sessions on a laptop or phone, needs nothing installed, and works well as a relaxed break between longer games.