FarmCapi press kit

This page has what journalists, content creators and curators need to cover FarmCapi: ready-to-copy descriptions, a fact sheet, screenshots and art, and a contact. All text on this page may be reused.

Fact sheet

Ready-to-use descriptions

One line:

FarmCapi is a free browser farming game with an isometric view and Brazilian animals, made in Brazil.

Short (about 50 words):

FarmCapi is a free farming game that runs in the browser on desktop and mobile, with no download. Players grow crops, raise chickens and cows, make cornmeal, Minas cheese and Brazilian cheese bread, and fill orders for the neighbor. The farm's guide is Capi, a capybara in a green cap. It's in beta.

Long (about 150 words):

FarmCapi is a free browser farming game with an isometric view and Brazilian animals, made in Brazil. It grew out of nostalgia for the farm games of the Facebook and Orkut era, and it's designed for adults who want a cozy game for a few minutes at a time.

Players grow six crops, from radishes to pumpkins, raise chickens and cows, hatch eggs, and build four production buildings: a Windmill, a Cheese house, a Wood stove and a Sweets kettle, which turn out cornmeal, Minas cheese, cornmeal cake, pão de queijo (cheese bread), jam and pumpkin sweet. Granny Coti, a tortoise who lives next door, places orders. Capi, a capybara in a green cap and denim overalls, is the guide.

The game opens straight onto the farm with no sign-up; an account is optional. It's in early access with a focus on Brazil and can be played in English, Portuguese and Spanish.

Screenshots and art

The screenshots below show the current version of the game. The building art is the same art used in the game.

High-resolution logo, icon, Capi poses and screenshots, plus a text file with the descriptions: download the press kit (ZIP, 6.8 MB).

Good to know

• Every FarmCapi character is a Brazilian animal, and the livestock (chickens, cows) don't talk.
• Capi is the farm's guide, not the player.
• FarmCapi has no connection to FarmVille or Zynga, Hay Day or Supercell, Colheita Feliz or Happy Farm (or the companies behind them), or Orkut or Google.
• Planned features (a cow pasture and more land, friends and visits, playable avatars, trading and events, apps) have no promised dates.

More background in About FarmCapi and Updates.

Press contact

Email: press@farmcapi.com. You can also use the contact page.