Description

Lantern glow over pumpkin rows sets the stage in Ghostly Night Harvest, a cozy day–night loop that mixes gentle farming with light defenses; daylight hours are for tending: till plots, plant seeds, water with timing-based pulses that encourage steady rhythm rather than frantic tapping, and craft simple upgrades like scarecrows that boost growth in nearby tiles; night brings visitors—playful ghosts who nudge gourds off stems if you ignore them—so you place lanterns, wind chimes, and friendly ward totems along paths to guide spirits away from your best rows; how to play is deliberate: map your field into three sections (fast growers, sturdy stock, and experimental hybrids), build a footpath that lets you circle quickly with the watering can, and set lantern cones so they overlap at chokepoints; practical strategy is to harvest early from edge plots before dusk, funnel spirits with fence corners rather than full walls, and use a cooldown-based bell to call your farm dog for a quick herd when a cluster drifts too close; spirits telegraph intentions with cute emotes—curious, mischievous, sleepy—so match your response: a chime redirects the curious, a brighter lantern pauses the mischievous, and a gentle tap sends the sleepy drifting off; crafting leans into utility: a dew collector saves water on hot days, mulch boosts nutrient tiles near old vines, and a moon mirror extends nighttime visibility for one wave; progression feels natural as you discover seed combos that create bumper crops or decorative varieties that raise your festival score; accessibility includes high-contrast crop labels, shape markers on spirit types, and optional text-to-speech for tooltips; difficulty ramps with weather—fog shortens vision, breezes shift spirit paths—and with special evenings where music cues signal a larger drift, solved by pre-placing backup lanterns and saving your bell; the joy is balance: a tranquil morning planning rows, a focused dusk where you guide soft-glowing visitors without hostility, and a satisfying tally when crates stack high by dawn; uniqueness comes from the nonviolent defense idea—redirect rather than repel—and from how crop care and path design feed each other, teaching layout principles that make the field both beautiful and resilient; endgame festivals ask you to arrange carved displays using your harvest, awarding ribbons for symmetry, color harmony, and clever lantern placement, turning the season into a creative showcase grounded in the quiet craft you practiced each day.

Instruction

Move using the WASD keys or joystick for mobile devices You can shoot using the spacebar or the slingshot button on your mobile device To interact with certain objects press the corresponding action button or the key that appears next to the interactio

Specifications

• Easy to play