Briefing
Agraria is a single-player farming simulation game in which players become a Shared Land Agricultural Engineer for Agraria Inc. Starting with a small plot of land, players cultivate crops, manage soil conditions, harvest produce, expand their farm, and develop increasingly efficient agricultural systems.
The game features seasonal crop planning, orchards, beekeeping, livestock, irrigation, fertilizers, market tracking, contracts, production recipes, and farm automation. Players can process goods through canning, dehydration, brewing, and factory systems while working toward higher ranks and larger plots within Agraria Inc.’s shared-land program.
Designed with an emphasis on farming and production management, Agraria focuses on planting, harvesting, upgrading, and optimizing the farm rather than social obligations or town-life schedules.
Summary
Agraria is a single-player farming simulation game in which players become a Shared Land Agricultural Engineer for Agraria Inc. Starting with a small plot of land, players cultivate crops, manage soil conditions, harvest produce, expand their farm, and develop increasingly efficient agricultural systems. The game features seasonal crop planning, orchards, beekeeping, livestock, irrigation, fertilizers, market tracking, contracts, production recipes, and farm automation. Players can process goods through canning, dehydration, brewing, and factory systems while working toward higher ranks and larger plots within Agraria Inc.’s shared-land program. Designed with an emphasis on farming and production management, Agraria focuses on planting, harvesting, upgrading, and optimizing the farm rather than social obligations or town-life schedules.
Storyline
As a new Shared Land Agricultural Engineer for Agraria Inc., the player is assigned a small company-owned plot and tasked with turning it into a productive farm. While expanding operations, completing trials, and proving their value in the market, they begin to uncover a contractual loophole: with enough success, they may be able to earn the deed to the land, take control of the farm, and break free from Agraria Inc.’s shared-land program.
