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Gnomestead

Cozy point-and-click game for kids with eight different activities revolving around seasonal farm chores throughout the year. Help gnomes with planting, harvesting, foraging, chopping wood, and more.

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GORT Industries
Publisher
GORT Industries
Release
January 1, 2026
212 days ago
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About the Game

Move through the seasons helping gnomes in the garden. Each step along the wheel of the year brings something new to do. A click-to-interact game for kids about the natural world. 

Gnomestead exists in the space between pop-up books and big kid video games. It was created by a team of coders, poets, and illustrators working together to bridge the gap between screens and connection to the rhythms of nature. Point-and-click your way through eight different activities, each tied to a specific time of year on the farm. 

No ads. No AI. Just clicking on hand-illustrated art to help gnomes do gnome stuff.

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