GAME PROFILE

Nanna's Farm

Build the flock. Then keep it alive. It starts quietly. A few white hens, a bag of grain, and eggs appearing faster than you can gather them. Left click an egg to sell it, right click to hatch it into a new bird instead — and eggs vanish after a few seconds, so you are always choosing between money now and a bigger far…

Build the flock. Then keep it alive.

It starts quietly. A few white hens, a bag of grain, and eggs appearing faster than you can gather them. Left click an egg to sell it, right click to hatch it into a new bird instead — and eggs vanish after a few seconds, so you are always choosing between money now and a bigger farm later.

Then the sky goes quiet, and something is circling.

Every bird has a job

White Chickens lay the white and black eggs your whole economy runs on.
Roosters don't lay at all — they scare eagles off. More roosters, stronger air defence.
Turkeys are your medics. They heal sick chickens automatically, on a cooldown.
Blue Chickens lay blue eggs with a chance of dropping silver bars.
Red Chickens lay red eggs with a chance of dropping gold bars.

Your flock isn't a number that goes up. It's a team you compose.

And the farm fights back

Eagles swoop in and carry your chickens off. Click them to drive them away — or let your roosters handle it.
Wolves ignore you completely. Only Max the Dog can chase them off, and he doesn't turn up easily without trust.
Rats sneak in and steal your eggs. Only Loki the Cat deals with them — and he collects eggs for you too.
Golden Chickens appear at random. Click one ten times to catch it — for a reward, or a punishment.

Keep them fed, keep them well

A grain icon over a bird means it's hungry, and hungry birds get sick. Sick birds stop laying. You can click a sick chicken to nurse it back — but not a hungry one. That one needs grain, and it needs it now.

When the sun goes down

Five Night Watch missions hand you the dog. The flock is asleep in the open and cannot run. Owls drop out of the sky, wolves come across the ground, and a hoot or a howl is the only warning you get. Hold the line until dawn.

30 missions, and a reason to replay them

30 hand-built missions, each with its own objectives, timer and mix of threats — plus an Endless mode that unlocks once you've beaten them.
Three stars per mission, earned by finishing fast rather than just finishing.
A perk tree bought with those stars. Perks are permanent, carry into every run, and the late missions genuinely expect them.
Dozens of upgrades per run: better prices, faster hatching, a scarecrow, a shotgun, automated feeding, and the farmhands who deal with the wolves and rats.