Uncle’s Farm

Dad's friend Dan offers you a summer job on his farm, and the work is the least interesting thing about it. Between the housewife who's clearly bored and neighbors who don't bother knocking, this is less a farming sim than an excuse to wander from one bedroom to another.

There's no real conflict here, just a young guy discovering that everyone around Dan's property is looking for something Dan isn't providing. What starts as chores and small talk turns into an open invitation, and the summer job becomes the least important part of the day.

You read, you choose, you get invited further into whatever's happening in the house, the barn, or wherever the neighbors happen to be. It's text-driven, so the game leans on the writing and the AI-generated stills to sell the encounters rather than any elaborate systems. Don't expect a farming mechanic underneath the flirting; the fields are set dressing for a summer that has nothing to do with actual work.