Attention all Fae Friends, a new update is now available! We want to make sure that your Fae Farm experience is as smooth as possible, so we’re sending out a general update for all supported platforms today at 10AM PDT / 5PM UTC. Please read more for full details on what you can expect from our newest patch.

A message from the Fae Farm team:

We want to thank you all for your warm reception, kind words, and great feedback following the release of Skies of Azoria last month. Seeing the comments from folks about the new characters, watching people streaming and exploring the new areas, and yes even seeing your (very useful) bug reports coming in, has been very exciting for the team after working so hard on the expansion for a good while.

The Fae team has never stopped working hard on the game - only about a year ago we were prepping early submission builds for our friends at Nintendo, and we went quickly from those off to physical copy manufacturing, into our Day 1 patch, into post-launch hotfixes, into quality-of-life improvements based on player feedback, then Coasts of Croakia, Update 2.1 in January, the Spring Update, and of course Skies of Azoria. It’s been a whirlwind to say the least, and we’d like to thank every Lobster and external partner that contributed to the game, and of course our community for all their support - we couldn’t be happier to have had you on the journey with us!

Following the launch of Skies of Azoria, we’ve finally had the chance to take a breath, and look over our known issues lists, our own lists of areas we’d like to revisit, backlogged tasks we never got back to and so on, and so this Update 3.1 includes changes and improvements we’ve been wanting to make across the game. Extra additions to both expansions! Potion and dye rebalancing! Progression bump smoothing! Some rogue long-standing bugs we wanted to squash! And of course, a good number of follow-up fixes for Skies of Azoria, amongst other areas of improvement.

So, please enjoy this “Thank You” Update - and thank you again for playing in our world and contributing to our wonderful community.

The Fae Farm Team

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- Three new spells have been added to Gusto’s Overnight Climate Exchange shop, available only after the completion of Skies of Azoria Act 3! The first significantly increases rare critter spawns the next day, the second does the same for rare fish, and the third fully grows and bears fruit from all fruit trees of the current season. Very handy for those looking to complete their Buddy Binders and Job Quests!
- The hairstyles of each of the five Skyvale NPCs have been added as player cosmetics! They can be purchased from Phoebe’s Fab Fits in Windhaven, and equipped at a Customization Mirror.
- The five new music tracks in Skies of Azoria have been added to the Soundtrack download available on Steam and the Epic Games Store, and included as part of the Deluxe Edition.


- Adjusted the design of the Powerups Tutorial Star Vault to allow players to repeatedly spawn the powerups with buttons, to experiment with their behaviour.
- The world clock (and therefore buffs, jumbles etc.) now pauses when on the "Leave Star Vault?" confirmation popup.
- Increased the power of updrafts in one Star Vault layout to help with fall recovery.
- Improved flicking floor textures in some Star Vaults.
- Fixed an issue that could cause players to not correctly transition back to Skyvale after completing a specific Star Vault.
- Fixed buttons not working reliably in the rare case two variations of the same Star Vault layout appeared in the same chain.
- Fixed a number of cases where the "available stars" UI in Star Vaults could show inaccurate or outdated counts.
- Fixed a door in one of the Star Vault layouts that requires the Fairy Fire spell to activate, but incorrectly displayed the Vortex rune on it.
- Fixed some destructible pillars showing the incorrect required destruction type.
- Fixed an issue where the "Backpack Full" warning did not appear when trying to collect a Fallen Star.
- Fixed an issue causing the "Leave Star Vault?" confirmation popup from not appearing in a small number of Star Vaults.
- Improved some areas across Star Vaults where Jumbles could struggle to navigate.
- Improved some places where Manasquitos would not spawn reliably and the player may need access to more mana.
- Fixed a number of cases where Crumblers may not reliably spawn when needed for a puzzle.
- Fixed an issue that could cause Crumblers to disappear if trying to reassemble over a smashed wall -piece in Star Vaults.
- Fixed Crumbling behaviour so they don't try to reassemble in the wrong group when multiple Crumblers are present at the same time.
- Fixed a number of cases where Powerups in Star Vaults could allow players to get outside the intended playable area.
- Fixed a bug that could cause Hover Top audio to continue to play after leaving a Star Vault containing one.
- Fixed an issue where some sound effects could stop playing correctly after spending time in Star Vaults.
- Fixed a number of cases where audio in Star Vaults could remain in memory after leaving, potentially leading to a crash.
- Fixed a bug where gatherables revealed by a True Sight Potion in a Star Vault could sometimes appear slightly through the floor.



- Fixed an error in Act 3 main quest "The Lost Bounty of Skyvale" where harvesting Moon Melon would progress the Starry Fruit objective and vice versa.
- Improved the context given by the "Undiscovered Quest" in the Quest Log when between Acts of Skies of Azoria.
- Updated the Act start letters to better explain the context and use of the Magic Seeds.
- Adjusted some quest text to better explain the cooldown behaviour on Gusto's weather spells.
- Added an extra line to the outro of Gryff’s Act 1 main quest “Where the Stars Fall” to let players know that while switch and door states reset when re-entering a Star Vault, any collected treasures do not.
- Added "reminder" dialog to NPCs to provide context if the player returns to them while a quest is in progress.
- Fixed an issue where the "stars present" beacon above a gate would be lit before you unlocked access to them during Act 1 or 2 of the Skies of Azoria progression.



- Fixed a bug that could cause purchases at some Skyvale stores to fail when the number you would receive would be larger than an inventory stack. Please note that as part of this change, some items that previously gave multiple per purchase (like True Sight Potions or Skyvale crop seeds) now only provide 1 per purchase, and have had their costs adjusted to account for this.
- Adjusted brightness of True Sight potion visual effects so it is easier to see items within or around the aura.
- Updated all references to beanstalk seeds to "Magic Seeds" to avoid confusion with the fae crop "Magic Beans".
- Widened the interaction range at the top of the beanstalk in Starlight Isles and Howling Heights.
- Minor adjustments to improve texture quality on the newly-added wings.
- Fixed the "see through object" visual effect showing on carried tools, as well as on some head accessories, while in Skyvale.
- Fixed a bug where chopped or dropped items that landed on the "sky floor" of Skyvale regions could fall through to Azoria below. They will now remain floating in Skyvale and can be picked back up from there.



- All of the Skyvale shops (including Gusto’s) can now use items that are in your storage shed, to reduce unnecessary trips up and down the beanstalks.
- Adjusted the placement of the "pending Gusto magic" icon to avoid it overlapping the day too much.
- Polished the Skyvale transition screenwipe so it does not end too early.
- A number of new loading screen hints have been added to support Skies of Azoria features.
- Removed the reference to berries in Gusto's Fae Realm forage spell, as there are no berries there!
- Removed the Hover Top Jumble from the Almanac to avoid player confusion about how to "defeat" it. You can’t, but nice try!
- Fixed an issue where the "Skies of Azoria Quests" subheading would appear in all tabs of the Quest Log, rather than just the intended one.



- Fixed an issue where multiplayer clients joining during a specific window could see the wrong growth stage for a beanstalk.
- Fixed a number of issues where the activation state of buttons in Star Vaults could get out of sync between multiplayer hosts and clients.
- Fixed a bug where multiplayer clients could be stuck unable to leave a Star Vault through a manually-activated exit portal if the host exited first.
- Fixed a rare issue that could cause items revealed by the True Sight potion to not appear for multiplayer clients.



- Fixed the Heirlooms Rebloom achievement being incremented when collecting Feathergrass.
- Minor text adjustments and improvements have been made across Skies of Azoria content.

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- A new Trinket has been added! The Coral Trinket (available in three tiers) can be purchased from Lem and is a convenient way to boost your Fishing Skill, Max Energy, and Max Mana.


- Lem’s shop can now use items that are in your storage shed, to reduce unnecessary trips back and forth to the Azorian mainland.
- Added protection against a very rare reported case where a player read the intro letter for Coasts of Croakia but access to the content did not unlock correctly.
- Fixed an issue introduced in 3.0.0 where players did not animate correctly if double-jumping with the Conch equipped.
- Fixed an issue where collecting the recipe scroll for the Variegated Potted Plant would unintentionally also unlock the Potted Water Lily recipe.

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Based on progress data and player feedback across various channels since launch, we have observed that some players have difficulty getting through Chapter 3 (the Saltwater Mines part of main progression). In particular, some players have struggled to understand the use of Seals as “checkpoints” in dungeons, or may be unaware of other “helper tools” available to them here, such as Gone Potions, or the Longer Days option. Based upon all of this, we are making a number of changes to help smooth out player progression at this stage of the game (many of which will help with later dungeons also):

- The Chapter 3 main quest “Dungeon Delver” has had its objectives updated to better tutorialize the seal functionality, and some dialog updated to match. The quest now requires you to install the seal you craft, and also requires crafting and installing some later tier seals in the Saltwater Mines to reinforce this.
- The popup after installing a seal has been updated to clarify that it is now possible to teleport directly to this floor.
- The interaction prompt text for the seal pedestals in Dungeons has been updated to clearly state the available functionality based on whether a Seal has been installed (“Activate Pedestal” or “Teleport to Other Floor”).
- If not already discovered by collecting all needed ingredients, an unknown seal will now be automatically unlocked in the Almanac when entering a floor that needs it, to better surface information about crafting it.
- The description text for all Seal items has been updated to clearly state which dungeons and floors they can be used in, for better understanding and visibility in the Seal Crafting Station, Inventory, and Almanac.
- A new letter from Merritt has been added that gives tips on using “helper” features like seals, Gone Potions, stat-boosting food, and the Longer Days option. This letter should arrive a day after unlocking the Saltwater Mines in progression.
- The crafting time for all Seals has been reduced by a third, from 30 to 20 minutes (in “normal” day length timing).
- Relatedly (as during the first dungeon is often when you encounter a lot of new item types), a new hint line has been added on locked rows of the Inventory screen, directing to Skye’s shop to upgrade your capacity.


- All potion costs have been reduced to allow players to use them more often. The variety of items required remains the same, but the number of each needed has been reduced to 1 across the board.
- The Gone and Zoom Potions have had their lifetimes significantly extended to better support players who choose to use these to avoid combat in dungeons.
- To improve cases where they could sometimes feel unresponsive, the Drecksion and Tokker jumbles will now turn and attack if you get too close to their back or sides.
- The behavior of the Animal Lure has been improved based on player feedback:
- Now, most animal behaviors that would move them outside the Lure area are blocked when one is present on a farm, and they will only perform short-range or stationary behaviors within the Lure area itself (including grazing).
- Previously, animals on a farm with a Lure present could do what they wanted, but would eventually leash back to the Lure.
- Please note that this means that if a Lure is present, animals can only graze within the Lure area, so unless food is consistently available within that area they may fail to graze for the day.
- The one notable exception is if you wave to interact with an animal - they will stil follow you if you do so, until eventually leashing back to the Lure if you get too far away (as they do currently).
- Fixed a bug where Hydro Soil Beds did not stay watered overnight if a crop was also transformed by the Crop Swap Fertilizer.


- Improved the consistency of auto-saves during Chapter 1 to help players who reported losing progress if they quit out part way through:
- In addition, after you’ve made it inside your house for the first time during Chapter 1, choosing to Quit the game will also auto-save.
- An auto-save now triggers every time you accept or redeem a quest during Chapter 1.
- Adjusted the objective text on two of Holly's Job Quests to avoid confusion in some non-English languages.
- Fixed an inconsistency between what Patel's Job Quest 8 asked for and what would actually complete the objective. The objective will now correctly complete if you breed a Lunen with 6 happiness bars, and the text has also been updated to make this clearer.


- Adjusted the priority on some NPC dialogue so they less commonly repeat the same seasonal lines.
- Fixed a number of issues with quest markers appearing over a romanceable NPC’s head after the player got married to another NPC, or after the relationship was reset while a date was pending.
- Fixed an issue that could result in new date invite letters still being received when the player is married to another NPC.
- Improved some minor outfit clipping that could be seen during dates at the docks.
Fixed a positioning issue with Neppy's eyes when they are sleeping.


- To reduce the time and repetition needed to obtain dyes, all dyes now only require 10 of a flower type to purchase, reduced significantly from 30 and above depending on the dye. Non-flower ingredients remain the same.
- The cost of the Crystal Staff has been adjusted to address continued confusion about blocked purchases when the player is missing items that are further down the requirements list. The requirements for Polished Peridot, Amethyst, Rose Quartz, and Garnet have been removed, and the number of each of the remaining required gems has been increased in place.
- Berry-type items have had their inventory stacks increased from 10 to 100.
- Increased the number of stacks of items that can be stored in your Shed across every category, to help some hoarders that were hitting the limit again following Skies of Azoria’s release.
- Blocked the base wings from being dropped, to avoid players getting into a state where they cannot double-jump when needed in progression.
- Blocked the Spring Dress, and the Cozy Cabin Variety Pack unique outfit items, from being dropped to avoid them being lost when loose items are cleaned up at the end of day, as they cannot otherwise be obtained again.
- Removed an unintended and non-functional option to dye the Face Mask accessory.
- Fixed a bug where after consuming a Flame Petal Potion, consuming any other potion would also give the effect of the Flame Petal Potion.
- Fixed a bug with the audio from a Small Jar of Bees ending before the gameplay effect does.
- Fixed the Magenta Trillium flower's first growth stage appearing incorrectly.
- Fixed an issue where some head accessories would remain visible when using a Gone Potion.
- Fixed an issue where parts of the Mystic Wings could disappear when looking at them from certain angles.


- PC key prompts will now use shortened forms where applicable (such as "Esc." instead of "Escape").
Fixed an issue where vendors could sometimes be missing their Shop option following Update 3.0.0.
- Updated an incorrect message that would appear if you cancelled an in-progress craft (for example of seeds). In these cases, the behaviour is to return the “source items” to your Storage Shed, but the message that appeared was previously confusing and looked like an inventory capacity error.
- Fixed an issue where the audio and rumble feedback for holding to use a wayshrine was missing following the Map screen rework in 3.0.0.


- Fixed a bug where waypoints were not functioning reliably for multiplayer clients following Update 3.0.0.
- Fixed an issue that would allow a character married to one player to be romanced by another in the same world.
- Fixed an issue where if one player was in the relevant dungeon, all players in a multiplayer session could hear the Miasma or Heat meter audio, regardless of location.


- The final Job Quests in each chain have been renamed from "Achievements" to "Finals" to avoid confusion with platform-level achievement systems.
-Fixed a number of typos and other text errors, among other minor text adjustments and improvements, in English and localized languages.

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Thank You!

We want to give a great big thank you all to the amazing people who submitted bug reports and are able to help us pinpoint these issues. If you spot any issues, please update us through our main support page.

You can also join us on Twitter, Discord, Instagram and TikTok to share your experience with us in Azoria.

We’ll see you in-game!

Sincerely,

The Fae Farm Team

Fae Farm is part of the Summer Sale on Steam! With farming, crafting, romance and adventure, there's plenty for you to discover under the sun. Both the standard and deluxe editions are available for up to 40% off. The Deluxe Edition includes our latest DLC, Skies of Azoria, released last week.

Remember, you can now try Fae Farm for free: The single player demo, available on the main game's page on Steam, lets you play through the first chapters of the game, and your save can be imported directly into the full game, should you choose to purchase it.

Attention all Fae Friends, new update available! We want to make sure that your Fae Farm experience is as smooth as possible, so we’ve sent out a general update today. Please read more for full details on what you can expect from our newest patch:

SKIES OF AZORIA

• Fixed a bug where players who completed an Act of the Skies of Azoria quest line on the last couple of days of a season would not receive the letter to start the next Act. Affected players should sleep once after updating and check their mailbox for the letter they need to continue.

Thank You
We want to give a great big thank you all to the amazing people who submitted bug reports and are able to help us pinpoint these issues. If you spot any issues, please update us through our main support page.

You can also join us on Twitter, Discord, Instagram and TikTok to share your experience with us in Azoria.
We’ll see you in-game!

Sincerely,

The Fae Farm Team

Welcome to the Skies of Azoria!

Good news, Fae Friends - Fae Farm’s second DLC releases today! Skies of Azoria takes you up into the clouds to the new realm of Skyvale, where you’ll find charming new characters and magical new adventures. If you've not joined us in Fae Farm yet, this new DLC is included in the Deluxe Edition of Fae Farm (currently 40% off on Steam).

Check out the launch trailer here:

After receiving a mysterious letter and growing the seeds it comes with, you will find yourself in Windwaven, the town center of Skyvale and your hub for the new content. Here you’ll meet new townsfolk characters starting with your guide Kestrel, as well as the enigmatic Sprite of Skyvale, Gusto! As you help Gusto with their crisis of confidence, you’ll journey across the three new regions that make up Skyvale, and dive into the all-new Star Vaults to recover Fallen Stars hidden away there.

Star Vaults are a new activity coming in Skies of Azoria, a new take on a dungeon exploring new ideas and inspired by great feedback from base game players. Accessible via gates dotted around Skyvale, after you manage to open them up with Gryff, you’ll find a curious new celestial realm full of puzzles that’ll test your mind, your might, your spells, and your platforming skills. Different gates will open up each day, and while some Fallen Stars might be easier to find, some are further from the beaten track, involve following a trail of clues, or even require using a powerful new potion to discover. Also found in the Star Vaults are a cast of new Jumbles that you might be able to use to your advantage…

While on your adventures, you’ll discover new crops believed long lost with Finn, brew new potions both helpful and expressive with Herron, and barter for fashionable new outfits and wings with Phoebe. And who knows, maybe you’ll even find a new love interest!

For those new to Fae Farm or still progressing through the main story, the Skies of Azoria content is woven into a few key points of the main game’s story, and for those who have already completed the base game, you’ll be able to dive right into the new content.

We hope you enjoy your adventures in the wonderful Skies of Azoria, and as always, we’ll be keeping an eye out for your feedback on all our usual channels. See you in Skyvale!

Fae Farm is on sale this week on Steam! Both the standard and deluxe editions are available for up to 40% off.

Remember, you can now try Fae Farm for free: The single player demo lets you play through the first chapters of the game, and your save can be imported directly into the full game, should you choose to purchase it.

Now is a better time than ever to start playing Fae farm, as our next DLC, Skies of Azoria, will be released this Thursday, June 20, and is included in the Deluxe Edition.

Did you know that high in the clouds over Azoria was a land that you can visit? An amazing place with new paths to explore, full of adorable characters in need of your help. Fae Farm’s second DLC, Skies of Azoria, will launch on June 20, 2024.

Attention all Fae Friends, new update available! We want to make sure that your Fae Farm experience is as smooth as possible, so we’ve sent out a general update today. Please read more for full details on what you can expect from our newest patch:

BUG FIXES

• Fixed a case where characters you are not married to were using spouse dialogue.
  
• Fixed a bug where swimming animations were misaligned if wearing the Spring Petal Dress.
  
• Fixed a bug where the location hints for the Hedge and Flowering Bush were incorrectly swapped.
  
• Added missing localization for some Stuff-on-Stuff and item strings added in the Spring Update.

Thank You

We want to give a great big thank you all to the amazing people who submitted bug reports and are able to help us pinpoint these issues. If you spot any issues, please update us through our main support page.

You can also join us on Twitter, Discord, Instagram and TikTok to share your experience with us in Azoria.
We’ll see you in-game!

Sincerely,

The Fae Farm Team

Spring is upon us, Fae Friends, and it's bringing a fresh new update, brimming with new content, features and options to make Azoria an even cozier place to call home and to make your character even more unique. The Spring update brings changes to the time speed, decorating, and romancing features as well as a vast array of new character customizations and items. Find out more in the patch notes below:



A new feature has been added to the game that allows players to, well, put Stuff on other Stuff - time to clutter up your homes! Specifically, you can now place any inventory item (i.e. things you can sell at the market, not other decor) on the following constructible decor: Barrel, Carved Large Table, Crate, Desk, Display Stand, Fae Cart, Fae Table, Fae Wood Container, Floor Pillow, Round Table, Sideboard, Small Bookshelf, Stack of Books, Stately Wooden Desk

In addition, 29 new small items found around our world have been turned into inventory items so they can be used with the Stuff on Stuff system (with no gameplay effects). These are all available to craft at the Decoration Table: Baguette, Big Bowl, Candelabra, Candles, Charcuterie Board, Cheese Wheel, Decorative Rose, Empty Plate, Envelope, Exquisite Cake, Fresh Pie, Fruit Bowl, Glass Vase, Globe, Magnifying Glass, Mortar and Pestle, Open Book, Pan, Pasta Maker, Potion Bottle, Rounded Vase, Stew Pot, Tall Bottle, Tea Mug, Wash Bowl, Watering Can, Wine Glass, Wooden Stein, Wrapped Gift


A number of new cosmetic items have been added to the game for all players:
- 1 brand-new outfit has been added - you can claim the Spring Petal Dress for your inventory directly from a mailbox letter that will arrive on your next full day after updating.
- 4 full-size world items (Floral Arch, Potted Bush, Flowering Bush, and Hedge) have been added as constructible items players can use, unlocked via new scrolls placed around the world.
- 5 brand-new sets of wings (the Phoenix Wings, Purple Dragonfly Wings, Pink Shimmering Wings, Dust Moth Wings, and Bioluminescent Wings) are now available from the Wisp Mother.
- In addition, the Marquis’ “Ethereal Wings” are also now available to players at the Wisp Mother.

A number of new customization options have also been added to the Character Creator, free and unlocked immediately for all players: 16 new “vibrant” colors for hair, facial features, face markings, and eyes, 16 new “non-human” skin tones, 1 new “stubble”-type hair style and 9 new eye styles


- A new “Double-Day Length” option has been added to the Gameplay tab of the Settings screen, based on player feedback. When active, the World Clock will move forward at half the normal speed, and a snail icon will appear in the clock section of the UI for reference. In multiplayer, this option affects all players in a world, and is only controllable by the host.

- Players can now have Job Quests from more than one NPC in progress at a time (still one per NPC).
- Achievement Quests (the last in a NPC’s Job Quest line) now show in the Quest Log, and are pinnable, for convenience.
- Cleo's adventuring schedule has been adjusted so she spends less time inaccessible to players.
- The previously-equipped tool will now be automatically re-equipped when entering and leaving water.
- Fixed a bug where flowers would lose their color genes after being reclaimed and replanted.
- Fixed a rare state reported by some players where their save would not load, with a "Failed to load into - the game" error message. Please note that those affected should now be able to load in, but will be floating in an empty map until the end of the day, after which they should recover safely in the proper map.
- Fixed an issue where opening full-screen interfaces via keyboard shortcuts would not pause the World Clock in multiplayer.
- Fixed the Miasma, Freeze, and Heat visual effects still continuing to cover the screen when the World Clock is paused.


A number of additions have been made to interacting with your spouse when married:
- When your spouse is at a part of their daily schedule when they are around the farm, sitting in the “cozy area” near your home will have them come and sit with you.
- Emoting to your spouse will have them respond back to you.
- An amount of new post-marriage dialog has been added to romanceable NPCs, some with new conditions on them such as weather or time of day.

In addition, we addressed a number of cases where some unique dialog (for both romanceable and other NPCs) would not appear as intended in game:
- Fixed a bug causing dialogue lines intended to appear when at a higher relationship level with an NPC from appearing.
- Fixed a bug that was causing NPC dialogue intended for when they are engaged in specific activities (for example: catching critters, painting, or singing) to not appear.
- Fixed an issue where NPC dialogue intended for rainy days were not active during thunderstorms.
- Fixed a case where players could get stuck unable to progress relationships, and unable to propose, after the last date in a chain. Players in this state should be automatically recovered.
- Fixed a case where completing a relationship quest when it is available at the same time as a date could block further relationship progress. Players in this state should be automatically recovered.
- Fixed an issue where "romance increase" icons could continue to appear, and gifts continue to be given, to NPCs that you were already at the "Getting Serious" stage with.
- Fixed a case where players would incorrectly receive the "married" letter early if saving and loading while the Wedding Planning quest is in progress.
- Fixed a case where players could quickly select to go on a date with two NPCs when close together, resulting in a broken state.


- Fixed an issue where the seal pedestal in one of the Saltwater Mines maps could be sunken into the ground.
- Fixed trees in the Fae Realm having snow on them when it is Winter in Azoria.
- Fixed minor visual artifacting in the mist coming from a dungeon's exterior door.
- Fixed an issue where the eyes on Woolyhorns could pop in and out when getting closer.
-Fixed a small graphical issue with the Blue Catfish while in water.


- Fixed buff symbols and descriptions not showing on items for sale at August, Vera and Balarandi's shops.
- Fixed a visual issue in Construction Mode where items could appear as placeable (blue) when off the farm grid, where they cannot be placed.
- Fixed a bug with mouse input in the Mailbox where trying to click and drag the scroll bar on a long message resulted in re-selecting the first letter in the Mailbox instead.
- [Coasts of Croakia DLC] Fixed a visual issue where unequipping trinkets could look like multiple were gained in toast messages.


- Added further protections against saving client data when it is in a bad state (and could result in creating a new character when next rejoining the world).
- Further improvements to handling of common inoffensive words in the profanity filter.
Fixed a number of typos and other text errors in English and localized languages.

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Whether you just reached the shores of Azoria or have been roaming its magical paths for a while, we hope you'll enjoy playing with the additions and changes from this patch. We're now fully dedicating our efforts towards our second major expansion scheduled to release in June, so stay tuned for more information about it. Many thanks to our incredible community, for your support, for your feedback and reports, helping us bringing Fae Farm to its best. Our official Discord continues to be the best place to raise any questions or issues, keep up to date with development updates and meeting other cool Fae Friends.

Many thanks,
The Fae Farm Team

Fae Farm is on sale this week on Steam! Both the standard and deluxe editions are available for up to 33% off.

Remember, you can now try Fae Farm for free: The single player demo lets you play through the first chapters of the game, and your save can be imported directly into the full game, should you choose to purchase it.

Now is a better time than ever to start playing Fae farm, as we’ve been working on a fresh Spring update brimming with new content, features and options to make Azoria an even cozier place to call home and to make your character even more unique. The Spring update coming next week will bring changes to the time speed, decorating, and romancing features as well as new character customization options and new decor items. This free update will launch next Thursday, March 21 and we can’t wait to let you enjoy it.