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Relaxed

Sunrise Village

by InnoGames

A gentle farming and restoration game about bringing a small rural community back to life.

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Our overview

Sunrise Village is the sort of game you keep open beside a cup of coffee. You clear overgrown land, plant crops, look after animals and slowly restore buildings for the villagers who ask for help. There is no timer pressure and no opponent, just a tidy loop of small tasks and visible improvement.

How it actually plays

  • Crop growing and animal care on a simple timer loop
  • Land clearing that unlocks new areas of the map
  • Quest chains driven by village characters
  • Decorative customisation of your own settlement

What it does well

  • Genuinely calming pace with no competitive pressure
  • Easy to pick up in a few minutes and suitable for all ages
  • Steady sense of visible progress each session

Worth knowing first

Energy and timer limits can interrupt longer sessions.

Free to start. Optional purchases refill energy and speed up timers.

Who this suits

Quiet evenings and short, unhurried sessions. Players who want a low-stress hobby game rather than a challenge.

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