Farm & Feast Requirements and Day Planner

Not every Farm & Feast page is a story. Some are utilities. This hub holds two of them: a system requirements sheet copied from Steam, and a day planner that turns the Closed/Open clock into a checklist. Use the first before you download. Use the second before every Open.

These tools do not replace guides. They sit beside them so you are not scrolling a 600-word farming essay just to remember “buy cream.”

Who the tools are for

• Laptop players who need to know whether Intel UHD 630 is enough, and whether the Linux “8 MB RAM” line is a typo (it is almost certainly a typo).
• Pad players who want the DualSense tick confirmed before they sit on the sofa — details live on controls, but the spec sheet still matters.
• Busy adults who can spare one demo evening and want a planner that says farm, pin, open, bill, restock, save.

If you are brand new, read Getting Started first, then come back.

What we will not build

There is no public API for live crop timers, so this wiki will not ship a fake countdown calculator. There is no official recipe dump, so we will not ship a crafting app that invents Pho ingredients. When dummy dino publishes numbers, the planner can grow a third column. Until then, honesty beats a flashy widget.

A codes redeem form would also be the wrong tool. Farm & Feast is a Steam sim, not a Roblox experience. If a promo key ever exists, Steam will show it. We will not pretend otherwise.

How to use both tools in one sitting

1. Open system requirements and compare OS / RAM / GPU.
2. Install the demo if you pass.
3. Print or copy the day planner.
4. Run one Closed morning from the planner’s farm block.
5. Pin dishes with help from the dish tier list.
6. Open, serve, bill.
7. Restock from the planner’s market block.
8. Save.

That is the whole product, compressed. The rest of the wiki exists for when a row on the planner stays red two evenings in a row.

After 11 Nov 2026

When the full game ships, this hub should gain a third tool if dummy dino publishes a public recipe or upgrade list. Until that day, two tools are enough: can you run it, and what will you do today? Keep both pages bookmarked next to official links so a Steam spec change and a Discord ping live in the same mental folder.