This guide will provide you with a complete, easy-to-follow set of steps on how to unlock and earn all achievements in 8-Bit Farm.
8-Bit Farm Achievement Guide
Welcome, we open today!
Proof of opening the farm.
If you can successfully complete the tutorial after opening your 8-bit farm, you’ll get this achievement, which is rather self-explanatory.
Master of wonderful placement.
Proof of discovering 20 combos.
8-Bit Farm unlocks 8-Bit graphics for your farm. To unlock this achievement, you must locate 20 pairs of linked items that give the region around them a combo boost. Here are 20 that I discovered I could obtain as early as possible in the game.
Feel free to experiment with it since there may be others that I overlooked.
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- Vending machine + bench
- Shop + bench
- Bench + recycling bin
- Recycling bin + restroom
- Raffle booth + oink gate
- Hedge + flower field
- Restroom + field
- Garden gnome + field
- Planter + field
- Tree stump + field
- Hedge + rose archway
- Oink gate + rose archway
- Tree + tree stump
- Tree + potted plant
- Fire hydrant + lamppost
- Weather instruments + anemometer
- Bench + bench
- Shop + shop
- Rose archway + rose archway
- Barn + ranch
Elegant farm.
Proof of winning the contest 25 times or more.
After you’ve been in the game for a while and have built a strong reputation, you’ll get access to competitions where the results of your stats will determine how the judges vote. These can be farm-wide, local, or specific to a certain produce category (flower, vegetable, fruit, animal). Make sure your data are accurate because you’ll need the most votes possible (40*judges) to win each challenge with confidence. There is no entry fee and an unlimited number of attempts are permitted.
If you finish each contest up to the second tier, a mid-range farm should be adequate. However, you will need additional wins to increase your chances of earning other accolades. Your progress may be viewed under General Info.
The topic is farming nowadays.
Proof that ranked first in the yearly ranking.
You receive a ranking for your farm at the end of each year based on four factors: revenue, number of visitors, visitor happiness and average staff data. Only one of these measures must have you in the top spot. Although staff stats offer the most steady growth if you maintain your average well and don’t mind slogging aimlessly, I discovered that visitor numbers were the fastest to advance when I crossed each barrier.
- Earnings: 6000000
- Visitors: 1000
- Satisfaction: 50000
- Staff: (I haven’t played long enough to reach this yet)
Lots of photos of memories.
Proof of running a farm for many years.
Y26 M4 is the highest level you can reach in this game. You unlock this achievement by playing for 25 years on the farm and entering the “endgame.” Beyond this point, you are free to keep playing, but your score has been determined and you have accrued points for NG+ that may carry over some metrics.
After completing the game, you can choose to start a new game plus (NG+) or remain on your original farm. But if you want to get all the awards, it’s best to play in fast mode.
Yesterday’s robot is today’s customer.
Proof of Kairobot became a customer.
To earn this achievement, you must add Kairobot, a character from the game, as a client to your farm. By successfully completing Tier 25 of the Gourmet Fest festival, you’ll unlock this customer despite it not being shown on the visitor list. In this game mode, you effectively play a match-3 game against three other players to win prizes and headgear (similar to Chuzzle).
It might be easiest to focus on expanding your farm’s supply of fields since you need to cultivate either fruits or vegetables to obtain the necessary stats to participate in the festival. By the end, I realized that I was switching all of my fields between the two. If it gives you a decent sense of the level you need to reach, I also had a final stat level of 70000.
He will appear at your gate once you win this festival, and the achievement will be revealed.
That’s all we’ve got for this 8-Bit Farm guide. This guide was originally created and written by antoid owo, and we’ll try to keep it updated with any changes he makes.
