Composted V1.4.5

What is Composted?

Composted is a Minecraft themed farming game where realism meets fun! With engaging but realistic gameplay and familiar graphics, Composted leaves its mark on whomever plays it.

What do you do in Composted?

In Composted, you run your very own farm and have 30 in-game days to get 300$! You gain money by growing crops and selling them to the market.

Planting

Planting in Composted is relatively simple. You get the seed for the plant you want, plant the seed, make sure its watered, and wait 2-5 ingame days depending on the type of plant. Though your plant may also get infected.

Infections

Your plant may also get infected. If your plant gets infected without you noticing, all your plants may also get infected in the process, making the crops grown from the plant worthless. this can be avoided by getting rid of any infected plants you see.

The Market

Going to the market will take the entire rest of the day, but you will earn a certain amount of money depending on: The amount of crops you sell, the weather, and how many people actually end up buying your crops.

Composting

Its the name of the game! Composting in Composted is actually pretty simple! All you need to do to compost is to find a Compostable object and put it in the composter! Now all you have to do is wait. Now, of course it doesn’t actually take the same amount of time to compost in-game compared to real life, but after a couple in-game days, all the compost will be turned into some valuable Fertilizer that you can use on your plants!

Hunger

Believe it or not, you’re human! And, as humans do, you need to eat. At the time of writing this, the only 2 plants in the game are wheat and beetroot. Beetroot is nice and simple for starting but wheat is worth much more and better to prioritize in the long run. But you can’t just eat raw wheat, so you’ll have to start growing some beetroot to eat after a long day of work, or just eat an apple from the apple tree in your backyard, but those rarely grow. The longer you starve yourself, the more you’ll start to see the side effects until you starve yourself to death.

Special thanks to Casamimimire  and Tip