Simulation
Tomato Township
Plant, water and harvest tomatoes, sell at the market and fill orders to hit each day's coin goal.
- Category
- Simulation
- Platforms
- Desktop, tablet & mobile
- Controls
- Click a plot
- Touch
- Tap a plot
- Added
- October 5, 2026
About Tomato Township
Tomato Township puts you in charge of a small farm for one busy market week. Seeds go into neat field plots, sprout into vines and turn red when they are ready. Plants drink as they grow, so you keep running back to the well with your watering can. A plant left dry for too long wilts, and a ripe tomato left on the vine soon rots.
Every harvest goes into your basket. You can sell it at the market, where the price drifts up and down through the day, or save it for customers who pay extra for a full order before their patience runs out. Coins buy more fields and upgrades like a bigger can, fertiliser, sprinklers and rich soil. Each day has a coin goal, and missing it ends the season.
How to Play
- Tap an empty plot to plant a seed for 2 coins, then tap the seedling to water it.
- Refill your watering can at the well whenever it runs dry.
- Tap ripe plants to harvest. Sell your basket at the market or fill a customer order.
- Reach the daily coin goal before the sun sets, and spend your profits on fields and upgrades.
Controls
Desktop
- Click a plot
- Plant, water, harvest or clear
- E / S
- Refill the can / sell the basket
- 1, 2, 3
- Fill a customer order
- P or Esc
- Pause
Mobile & Tablet
- Tap a plot
- Plant, water, harvest or clear
- Tap the well / market
- Refill or sell
- Tap an order or upgrade
- Deliver or buy
Game Objective
Earn each day's coin goal for five days. Your score is every coin you earn plus a bonus for each customer order filled.
Tips & Strategy
- Don't plant more than you can keep watered. A wilted plant costs you the seed and the harvest.
- Watch the market price. If it is low, hold your tomatoes for an order instead.
- The Big Can saves lots of trips to the well and is a great first upgrade.
- Open new fields early in the week so they pay for themselves before the goals get tough.
