Command an army of monsters in this all-new action game featuring character designs by famed manga artist Hiro Mashima. Take a stand to free the people of Felicidad as a Farmagia named Ten when monster farming, adventure, and hectic battles come together in an epic tale of rebellion and friendship.
Platforms
Switch PC PS5Genres
Adventure Role-playing (RPG)Themes
Action Fantasy
Languages: English and 7 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
ProjectN
By Emanuel SantosFarmagia delivers a very unique product, its flaws are linked to its cycle and combat, and some parts in performance. But its calm farm life and story deliver something interesting, which makes you want to watch it when it comes out on some stream.
RPG Fan
By Abraham KobylanskiPlenty is thrown at the wall, and just enough of it sticks, but it's hard to get over the idea of plucking monsters out of the ground.
Video Chums
By Mary BillingtonFarmagia is a cute dungeon crawler that has you control dozens of harvested battle buddies at once. Although it may look like there's a lot going on, it gets repetitive quickly and it frankly didn't do enough to keep me interested. 🐺
God is a Geek
By Lyle PendleFarmagia has fun and flashy combat, but its lack of depth and threadbare farming ultimately make it hard to recommend.
GameBlast
By Matheus Senna de OliveiraUnder more favorable circumstances, Farmagia could have been a great release. Its anime-style proposal is enjoyable, as are the basic mechanics of fighting, farming, and monster customization. It's a shame that its universe isn't well-presented enough, and there's no depth in the combats, farming, or even the production in general. This is a suggestion for fans of the anime style and/or anyone who wants a unique action RPG with good ideas, despite being relatively simple.
