From our great deal of reviews in the past few years of our existence, we truly have scoured the great line-up of games enjoyed over Facebook, downloadable games from Big Fish Games, browser-based titles, and many more. Now, as we pick up on another year, we bring you a broader scope of games -- farm games dedicated for the mobile platform.

As we can all agree into, we have never seized our addiction towards farming simulators or farm related casual games. Now, given that the original concoction of elements in a typical farming game promotes the “encouraged return visits” type of play, it is just but reasonable and becomes apparent that farming games makes a perfect tandem with the mobile platform. As mobile devices bring us the capacity to enjoy these games on the go – ultimately spells out more crops to plant, and timely harvests, available in seconds notice.

Now to get you all primed up hee-hawing for the year, we will get you sorted out with the first few games already on our list, if by any chance you have missed out on them for the first month of 2016. To get us started, let’s pick up on Hay Day. Enjoy all the fun farming activities such as planting, harvesting, crafting, herding, and most especially turning in a profit by selling in this wonderful farm simulation game.

As you may probably get towards different form of input with regards to mobile platform gaming (usually over a capacitive touch screen) Hay Day lines you up for some easy-breezy tutorial phase as it introduces its world through the simple sequence of planting, caring, and harvesting of crops therein. In this game, you get to figure out the process of making different crops and expanding later on over re-purposing these produce for a different purpose – which in return gets you earning, and thereafter gets you purchasing and upgrading stuff in the game.

Hay Day proves to be a great mobile game to get started with especially that it gets you engaged with intricately detailed graphics with an appealing vibrant overall color scheme to compliment it. To top it off, the gameplay is very intuitive, it is neatly presented, and very much entertaining as you go about each and every activity found therein.

We also have the game Village and Farm, available for both Android and iOS mobile platforms. In this humble farming game, you’ll never grow tired of repetitive tasks with so many options to fill your progress in the game. Not only that, you may also enjoy co-op play with hundreds of thousands of active players at a time.

Village and Farm takes you and your farming addiction to a whole new level, starting with the massive variety of crops to plants, the variety in livestock and their products, farm ornaments, processing plants, pets, and many more. Much more, it covers a ton of activities to do within the game -- might that be on your own, or alongside friends. Rest assured, you’ll have your hand busy, fiddling with all sorts of interesting things to do.

Not only does the new platform endow you with more games to play, they also bring in some new ideas on the table. Say for instance the game Sheep Farm. Sheep Farm is a rather unique kind of time management game as it blends the “endless” aspect of endless runners/ climbers into the classic time management genre. In this game, your ultimate goal is to take good care of your herd of sheep at the farm. Cater to their every need – they will let you know what they need via the thought bubble that pops up above their heads – and make sure that you get the animal feed, grasses, water or medicine to them in time.

And finally, we also have the game Country Friends. Country Friends is a great farming game that sets itself apart from other games as it churns out a great accompanying plot to progress into as you play the game. This in return hands out a relatively more enjoyable experience compared to what is typically handed out there with the usual bunch. Much more, to help get newcomers started onto the game, it comes with an in-depth tutorial sequence -- designed to make sure that players get familiarized with the basics.

The mobile platform pertain to endow us with the “on-the-go” access to these addictive games, that basically gets us lined up with sorts of things to do in-game. With greater ease and access to them, they relatively make sure to keep us occupied with tasks to fiddle our hands with, or queued up with something to ultimately keep us ever more addicted to them.