Farming Camp Steam — Price, Deck Status, Achievements and Requirements

Farming Camp on Steam: the Store Facts

Farming Camp is on Steam as appid 2985880, released on September 24, 2026, developed by Innerfire Studios and published by SOEDESCO. It is a Windows-only release, sold for $15.99 in the US during a 20% introductory discount, with 25 achievements, Steam Cloud, 13 languages and a Verified rating for Steam Deck. Everything below comes from the store page, the store's own app details for the app ID, and Steam's compatibility report.

Field	Value
App ID	2985880
Release date	Sep 24, 2026 — released, not coming soon
Price (US)	$15.99, which is 20% off a $19.99 list price
Introductory offer	Ends October 8
Developer	Innerfire Studios
Publisher	SOEDESCO
Genres	Adventure, Casual, Indie, Simulation
Platforms	Windows only — macOS and Linux unsupported
Languages	13
Achievements	25
Steam Deck	Verified

The store's user tags describe the game rather more precisely than the genre list does: interactive fiction, female protagonist, pixel graphics, story rich, dialogue heavy, multiple endings, relaxing, comedy, family friendly, 2D and farming sim all appear. If you were expecting a systems-heavy farming sim, those tags are the warning that the story and dialogue carry the playtime.

Price and the Introductory Discount

The launch offer is a straight 20% cut. The store shows $15.99 against a $19.99 list price with the banner text for an introductory offer ending October 8, so the discount is time-limited rather than permanent, and buying after that date costs $19.99.

• Steam list price: $19.99, currently $15.99.
• Discount window: the introductory offer ends October 8.
• Console pricing is higher: Nintendo lists $23.99 for the Switch version.
• One purchase option only — no separate editions, upgrade packs or bundles are listed on the store page.

Steam Deck Verified, Achievements and Features

Steam Deck support is official rather than anecdotal. Steam's compatibility report for this app ID returns a Verified result, and it records all four Verified criteria as passed: the default controller configuration is fully functional, controller glyphs match the Deck device, interface text is legible, and the default configuration is performant. For a game built around menus, small text and timed mini-games, the legibility and performance checks are the two that matter most.

Feature	Status on Steam
Single-player	Yes
Steam Achievements	Yes — 25 in total
Steam Cloud	Yes
Stats	Yes
Family Sharing	Yes
Full controller support	Yes, with DualShock and DualSense support listed
Save anytime	Yes
Custom volume controls	Yes
Steam Deck	Verified
macOS or Linux build	No
Multiplayer, co-op or Workshop	None listed

Twenty-five achievements is a generous count for a game whose main story runs roughly 4 to 8.5 hours depending on how much dialogue you read, so reaching 100% is a completion task rather than an incidental one. The two examples the store highlights are It's Not a Bug, It's a Feature and Let It Grow.

System Requirements and Languages

Component	Minimum	Recommended
OS	Windows 8.1 or 10, 32-bit or 64-bit	A 64-bit processor and operating system; no further detail given
Processor	Intel Core2 Duo or better	Not specified
Memory	2 GB RAM	Not specified
Graphics	OpenGL 4.1	Not specified
DirectX	Version 11	Not specified
Storage	600 MB available space	Not specified

The recommended column is unusually empty — it only repeats the 64-bit requirement — which matches the game's 2D presentation and the 600 MB install size. Supported languages number 13: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish (Spain), Arabic, Korean, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil), Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Turkish and Japanese. Russian is not among them.

Review Score and the Demo

The Steam user score is Mixed. At the time of writing the store header read "All Reviews: Mixed (30)" with 63% of those reviews positive, and a direct pull from the reviews endpoint returned 34 reviews split 23 positive and 11 negative, also labelled Mixed. The two readings differ only because of which reviews each surface counts, and both are launch-week snapshots that will keep moving.

The free demo is still the cheapest way to test the game, and it has a paper trail. A Steam Community thread titled "Amazing demo" from June 20, 2026 praises the story, characters, music and art while flagging slightly awkward controller controls, and drew a reply from the developer two days later. A save from the demo carries over into the full game. Launch-week discussion topics on the hub are mostly the practical kind — an option for a hardware cursor instead of a software cursor, colour options, a demo day-completion bug and a report of being stuck on day 2 — which is normal for a game in its first week and worth checking before you buy if you hit an interact prompt that will not fire.