Masha and the Bear, the most popular characters from the Russian TV series, all of whom very much enjoy Horn Ptachke, the real farm game that all the family can play participants of the project. The new mobile game is a Zagrarianna Mobile concept based on Masha and the Bear, set in idyllic countryside with rolling hills, rich green woodlands, and picturesque sparkling rivers. In this game, players join the spirited and adventurous Masha, and her big bear friend as they explore the hidden treasures of Masha's Farm complete with a host of friendly Raccoon friends.

What fuels the adventure is Masha's ceaseless energy and creativity, often manifest in cute — and sometimes chaotic — farming endeavors. With his gentle wisdom and patience, the Bear is her steady companion and teacher, who brings her dreamy ideas about the world and how it works to a harvest of generous watermelon and growing haystacks full of fodder for all her animals to eat. There, as they work hard at a growing farm, all of their efforts will clear take effect, from planting seedlings and harvesting crops to making friends with the local animals and exploring the wilderness beyond.

Farming in Masha and the Bear is easy and depth enough to be fun for kids, and even adults. Players start by learning the basics, like how to plow fields, water plants and gather produce such as juicy strawberries, golden wheat or crunchy carrots. As the farm expands the work and the reward grows. Here, timing is everything, because not all the crop varieties are ready at once, which means you need to plan ahead if you want a good harvest. Meanwhile, the animal pens are bustling, home to chickens, cows, pigs and a bit of a rascal of a goat known as Rosie, who delights in chomping on whatever crosses her path. Feeding, grooming and playing with your animals doesn’t just keep them happy and healthy — it also unlocks special items like fresh eggs or wool that can be used for crafting and trading.

Masha and the Bear is also incredibly accessible. Clear tutorials and intuitive touch controls mean that even the very young can pick it up and smite away, while no timers or systemic hurdles mean the only call is for, well, more! Parents will love the lack of ads and no in-app purchase: a safe place for your kids to express themselves and simply be kids.

In a world where we are further separated from nature by our technology, the game calls that back to our minds and reminds us that doing something good for Earth feels great, as does connecting with people. So, no matter if you join Masha in baking a pie with farm fresh apples, learning to dance with the Bear or quenching thirst with cold cranberry juice on a hot day, this will be your favorite new feature, cause you’ll feel like you’re inside an episode of the your favorite series. But Masha and the Bear isn’t just sowing crops — it’s sowing happiness, one friendly adventure at a time.

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