New Features Await in Farm to Table
Farm to Table just got a whole lot bigger. indieGiant Games has released a major Early Access update for its cozy farming and restaurant management sim, giving players more land to work with, new automation options, controller support, and plenty of quality-of-life improvements.
The update adds four new plots of land, giving players more room to expand their growing farm and restaurant operation. Better yet, returning players can purchase all four plots without having to start a new save.
Managing the farm should also become easier thanks to the new Rancher, who can take over animal care, while expanded staff automation lets players hand more responsibilities to their employees. Storage has also received a major upgrade, with much larger capacity available. Players can also now jump into the game using Xbox and DualSense controllers, while the update also significantly improves the Steam Deck experience.
There’s plenty more under the hood, including improved staff AI, more flexible staff assignments, a redesigned painting system, additional graphics and display options, adjustable HUD settings, and performance improvements for busy restaurants and lower-end graphics settings. Numerous bugs affecting staff, chefs, building placement, storage, and controller navigation have also been addressed.
Looking ahead, the solo developer is now turning attention toward co-op multiplayer, with testing targeted to begin before the end of 2026. Future updates will also add more recipes, cooking stations, furniture, and decorations.
With the foundation getting stronger, Farm to Table is shaping up to be an even more rewarding cozy management experience. And with co-op on the horizon, there’s plenty more to look forward to.