Hay Day

Game Overview

Hay Day is a farm simulator game from Supercell available on Android and iOS. The game tasks players with building and expanding a working farm, growing crops including wheat and corn, and raising animals like chickens, pigs, and cows that produce eggs, bacon, and dairy products. These goods are sold or traded with neighbors and used to fill truck delivery orders for Coins, the game's primary in-game currency for farm expansion and upgrades. The Valley is an explorable area beyond the main farm that provides additional activities and discovery beyond the core farming operations. Supercell frames Hay Day as a friendly and social farming experience — players can farm alongside friends, decorate their farm, and create a personalized country paradise. Fishing is available as a supplementary activity alongside the crop and animal production loop. The game's design deliberately removes farming stress: the description notes that even though it never rains, crops never die, creating a forgiving resource model. With over 100 million installs and rated Everyone on Android and 4+ on iOS, the game is appropriate for all ages. The iOS version is approximately 701 MB. Content is consistent with no rating discrepancy between platforms.

Core Gameplay Features

• Crop Growing and Harvest Players grow crops including wheat and corn, harvesting and replanting to build yield volumes, then processing harvested goods for sale or trade with neighboring players.
• Animal Care and Production Raising animals including chickens, pigs, and cows requires feeding them to produce eggs, bacon, dairy, and other goods that supply the farm's trade economy.
• Neighbor Trading and Orders Players trade goods with neighbors and fill truck delivery orders for Coins, connecting the farm's production output to a social commerce system with the broader Hay Day player community.
• Valley Exploration The Valley is an additional explorable area beyond the main farm that provides separate activities and environments outside of the core crop-growing and animal-care loop.
• Fishing Activity Fishing is available alongside the primary farming operations, providing a secondary pastime that complements the crop and animal production loop for players who want additional activities.

What Makes It Stand Out

Supercell's production quality and the social trading system that connects players through neighbor commerce give Hay Day a community layer that solo farm simulators cannot provide. The stress-free design — crops that never die — distinguishes it from pressure-driven farming games.

• Supercell Production Quality Published by Supercell, one of the mobile gaming industry's major developers, Hay Day reflects the production quality and ongoing live service infrastructure of the studio's catalog.
• Social Neighbor Trading The neighbor trading and delivery order system creates a player-driven commerce layer that gives social interaction meaningful economic purpose within the farm progression format.
• Stress-Free Farm Design Crops that never die and a forgiving resource model create a low-pressure farming format distinct from survival-oriented farm games that impose weather, blight, or resource scarcity consequences.

Things to Know Before Playing

Hay Day is free with optional in-app purchases. The iOS version is approximately 701 MB. Content is rated Everyone on Android and 4+ on iOS consistently across both platforms, appropriate for all ages. Coins are earned through completing delivery orders and trading with neighbors.

• Consistent All-Ages Rating Rated Everyone on Android and 4+ on iOS consistently across both platforms, the game is appropriate for players of all ages including young children without parental content concerns.
• Moderate Download Size At approximately 701 MB on iOS, plan for at least 850 MB of free device storage before installing, and download over Wi-Fi to avoid mobile data charges during installation.
• Optional In-App Purchases The game is free with optional purchases available; parents should enable purchase restrictions in device settings before younger players access the game to prevent unintended spending.