"Keyboard Farm," a desktop idle farming game developed by UMa Studio, has released a new free demo, now available for download on Steam. The game combines daily keyboard usage with planting: players place their farm on their desktop, and plants gradually grow as they type. Once mature, crops can be harvested for coins, which can be exchanged for keycaps and decorations in various styles.
The new demo adds desert tiles and new plants, along with bonus buildings. The distance between buildings affects crop yield and plant rarity, so players need to consider placement when arranging their farm.
In terms of management content, the demo introduces new buildings such as automatic sprinklers and schools, adjusts store functions and interfaces, and allows players to expand into new areas. The tutorial has been revamped, and adjustments have been made to the encyclopedia, statistics interface, and keycap placement controls.
This update also adds cloud saves and optimizes memory usage. The newly added mini mode offers a lighter experience compared to the standard gameplay.