FarmCapi: a free farming game with Brazilian animals
FarmCapi is a free browser farming game with an isometric view and Brazilian animals, made in Brazil. You plant, water and harvest, look after chickens and cows, make cornmeal and Minas cheese in your farm buildings, and fill orders for the neighbor across the river. It runs on desktop and mobile, with no download and no sign-up.
FarmCapi is in early access with a focus on Brazil, and you can already play the whole game in English.
What you do in FarmCapi
A FarmCapi day has four parts, and all of them run in real time, even while the game is closed.
- Grow crops: till with the hoe, plant, water, harvest. In the current version (November 2026) there are 6 crops, from radishes, ready in 1 minute, to pumpkins, which take 8 hours.
- Raise animals: chickens lay eggs and cows give milk after you feed them. An egg in the incubator hatches into a chick, which grows into a hen in 6 hours.
- Make goods in buildings: the Windmill, Cheese house, Wood stove and Sweets kettle turn your harvest into cornmeal, Minas cheese, cornmeal cake, pão de queijo (Brazilian cheese bread), strawberry jam and pumpkin sweet.
- Fill orders: Granny Coti rolls up in her cart with a list. Gather the items and get paid in coins, XP and gems.
What makes FarmCapi different
FarmCapi takes the browser farm game you played on Facebook years ago and gives it Brazilian animals and Brazilian food.
- Brazilian animals: your guide is a capybara, your neighbor is a jabuti, a Brazilian tortoise, and what comes out of the oven is cornmeal cake and cheese bread.
- Runs in your browser: no download, no app store, no updates to install. Open the link and you're on the farm.
- Desktop and phone: mouse on a computer, touch on a phone, same farm.
- Account optional: you can play as a guest from the first second. An account keeps your farm safe across devices, and you can ask us to delete it at any time.
Who lives on the farm
In FarmCapi, every character is a Brazilian animal, and the livestock (chickens, cows) don't talk.
- Capi is a capybara in a green cap and denim overalls. She's the farm's guide, not you: she explains things, reacts to your progress, and is very fond of water and naps. Since November 2026 she talks less while you water. Meet Capi.
- Granny Coti is an elderly tortoise in glasses and an apron who lives across the river. Punctual and particular, she bakes the best cornmeal cake around and won't share the recipe. She's the one who places your orders. Meet Granny Coti.
Start with the guides
The FarmCapi guide has a page for every crop, animal and building, with the numbers from the current version.
From the blog
The FarmCapi blog covers the Facebook farm-game era, lists of similar games, capybaras, and real farm life. The latest posts are below.
An honest note about the beta
FarmCapi is in beta. The full loop of planting, raising, making and delivering is there, with 20 levels, but there's still far less content than in the big farming games, and the numbers change as we balance things. Friends and visits, more farmland, and iPhone and Android apps are planned, with no dates yet. See what has changed in Updates and common questions in the FAQ.
Frequently asked questions
Is FarmCapi free?
Yes. FarmCapi is free to play in your browser. Nothing is for sale in the game today: coins and gems come from harvests, orders, quests and level rewards.
Do I need to download anything?
No. FarmCapi runs in the browser on your computer or phone, with no app to install. Just open farmcapi.com/play/.
Can I play in English?
Yes. FarmCapi is in early access with a focus on Brazil, and the whole game is already playable in English, as well as Portuguese and Spanish.
Do I need an account?
No. You start as a guest, and your farm is saved in your browser and synced to our server, but without an account only that device can open it. To keep it if your browser data is cleared or you switch phones, and to play on any device, use "Create account & save" with Google, Apple or email.
Is FarmCapi a FarmVille remake?
No. FarmCapi is a new game made in Brazil. It has no connection to FarmVille or Zynga, Hay Day or Supercell, or Happy Farm. It does borrow the spirit of the Facebook farm-game era, on purpose.
Is the game finished?
Not yet. FarmCapi is in beta, with 6 crops, chickens, cows, 4 production buildings and 20 levels. Friends, farm visits and app-store apps are planned.