UKRAINIAN FARMY

Ever heard of a farming game where you're not actually farming? Meet Ukrainian Farmy, a totally free war themed simulator set against the backdrop of the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia. It takes the familiar tractor driving feel from popular titles like Farming Simulator 19 and John Deere: Drive Green, but flips the script completely instead of planting crops, you’re on a mission to recover abandoned military vehicles from active battle zones.

The game throws you right into the action with just one level, but don’t let that fool you it’s built for replayability. Every time you play, the clock starts ticking, and your goal is to haul six wrecked war machines back to safety as fast as you can, all while dodging incoming Russian missiles. There’s no mini map, so you’ll rely on pressing the ‘E’ key to spot vehicle locations a neat little touch that adds tension to the scavenger hunt.

Driving the tractor feels smooth and responsive as you cruise through war torn fields, but success isn’t just about speed. You’ve got to position yourself perfectly to hook each vehicle with a chain get too close or too far, and you’ll struggle with control, especially when making tight turns on your way back to base.

And speaking of challenges missiles are constantly raining down. Red circles flash on the ground, targeting your path. They always aim where you’re headed, so quick handbrake turns become essential. Getting hit doesn’t kill you (your tractor is surprisingly resilient!), but each strike tacks on 10 precious seconds to your time. Avoiding explosions is key if you want to climb that leaderboard.

Once you finish, you can enter a username and see how your time stacks up against others. Top players finish in around 3.5 minutes, but newcomers usually take six to nine minutes. There aren’t any in game rewards, but the real satisfaction comes from beating your own record and showing support for Ukraine.

Ukrainian Farmy was created by Ukrainian developers as a way to raise awareness and support during the war. You can play it completely for free, but there’s also an option to donate directly to the team through the game’s website. It’s short, simple, and surprisingly intense a small but meaningful tribute wrapped in a casual game.

Whether you're into simulators or just want to try something different, this game offers a unique and sobering blend of farming mechanics and wartime urgency. How fast can you rescue those vehicles under fire?