About FarmCapi
FarmCapi is a free browser farming game with an isometric view and Brazilian animals, made in Brazil. It's a cozy game meant for a few minutes here and there through the day: you plant, raise chickens and cows, make goods in your farm buildings and fill orders for the neighbor. It's in beta, in early access with a focus on Brazil, and you can already play it in English, Portuguese and Spanish.
Why FarmCapi exists
FarmCapi exists because a lot of people now in their late twenties to mid-forties learned to love farming in a browser tab, back in the FarmVille days on Facebook, and never found anything quite like it again. Farm games either became big mobile apps or were shut down. We wanted the good part of that era back: open a tab, harvest, replant, close it.
Three ideas shape the game:
- Cozy, no rush. Crops grow in real time, even with the game closed. Ripe crops don't wilt while they wait for you, and nobody yells "hurry!"
- Brazilian at heart. The characters are Brazilian animals, and the buildings turn out cornmeal, Minas cheese, pão de queijo (cheese bread) and pumpkin sweet. In English, the text is translated but the animals and food stay Brazilian, with a short explanation.
- Made for adults. FarmCapi is cute and funny, but it never talks to you like you're five.
The character rule
In FarmCapi, every character is a Brazilian animal, and the livestock (chickens, cows) don't talk.
- Capi, a capybara in a green cap and denim overalls, is the farm's guide. She explains, comments and naps, but she isn't you: she appears in the interface, next to windows and in the corner of the screen.
- Granny Coti, an elderly tortoise (a jabuti) in glasses and an apron, is the neighbor from across the river. Punctual, particular and proud of her cornmeal cake, she places the orders.
- Chickens and cows are livestock. They eat, lay eggs, give milk and get names, but they don't chat.
More in the Capi guide and the Granny Coti guide.
How FarmCapi was built
FarmCapi was made in Brazil. The beta came out of three rounds of work, all delivered in November 2026:
- Round 1: the base game, with planting, harvesting, chickens, cows, the Shop, the Barn, quests and levels.
- Round 2: the guided 10-minute start, the optional account with cloud saves, notifications, and Granny Coti's orders.
- Round 3: four production buildings (Windmill, Cheese house, Wood stove and Sweets kettle).
The details are on the Updates page.
What's next (planned)
These items are planned, with no promised dates, and their order may change:
- a pasture of their own for the cows, and more farmland;
- friends and farm visits;
- playable avatars: capybara, jaguar, sloth and tortoise;
- trading and events;
- iPhone and Android apps. FarmCapi is not on the App Store or Google Play today.
Not affiliated with other games
FarmCapi is an independent game. It is not a successor, sequel or official version of any other game. We have no connection to FarmVille or Zynga; Hay Day or Supercell; Colheita Feliz or Happy Farm, or the companies behind them; or Orkut or Google. We mention these names only for context, and the trademarks belong to their owners.
Who makes FarmCapi
Everything on this site is written by the FarmCapi Team, which also explains how we check numbers and sources. To reach us, use the contact page.