Use the game interface
Follow the in-game tutorials and interact with the farm and management screens.
Save notice: the October 19, 2026 farming update requires a new game because older saves are not fully compatible. Clearing browser cache also removes browser saves.

Use a desktop browser with a mouse and keyboard. The first load after an update may take longer while the build is cached. If the player cannot load, open the creator’s itch.io page.
Controls published by the creator.
Follow the in-game tutorials and interact with the farm and management screens.
The creator lists keyboard input and configurable controls. Check the game’s current bindings before using shortcuts.
Marketfield is an incremental farming strategy game by pollikk_studios. Its central loop connects growing crops, selling goods, cooking recipes, buying upgrades, and building automation. Small harvests become the starting point for a larger production system. The free browser version is a demo, and the creator’s current listing still marks the overall project as in development.
The official page advertises more than 1,200 upgrades across the project, with several strategic directions and synergies. That number describes the listed game, rather than a promise that every upgrade is accessible in this demo. The useful starting question is what your current farm needs next: more production, stronger market value, useful cooked products, enough energy, or a path toward permanent progression.
Farm resources feed into selling and cooking. The creator identifies production, market value, cooking, energy, automation, and prestige scaling as different ways to shape a run. These systems are connected, so an upgrade’s value depends on what you are currently trying to improve. Read its description and the tutorial before spending resources; this guide does not prescribe an unverified purchase order.
A practical way to learn the loop is to follow one product from its farm through the rest of the interface. Look at what produces it, where it can be sold, and whether a recipe can turn it into something useful. Then compare the next available upgrades with the part of that chain you want to improve. This is a suggested learning method, not a claim about an optimal build.
The October 19, 2026 Farming Update changes the farm system. Farms are placed on a grid, and their arrangement affects layout bonuses. Rather than treating placement as decoration, inspect the bonuses offered by the current layout and compare alternative arrangements. The patch announcement explicitly invites players to experiment with setups to see which works best.
Workers are now required to automate farms. The update also introduces potted plants and upgrades for both workers and plants. This makes the worker system part of understanding automation in the current build. Older videos or instructions may describe a previous arrangement, so prioritize the new in-game tutorial and the October farming notes when the instructions differ.
The official description links cooking with higher-value products and energy recipes. Energy then powers farms and automation. These steps create a reason to examine recipes beyond their selling value: a recipe can support the production system itself. Check what the current game requires before expecting a farm to operate automatically.
The creator also lists automated upgrade purchasing. Automation therefore covers more than one activity, with workers handling farm production in the updated system and other automation affecting purchases. Follow the current unlock prompts rather than assuming every automated feature is available immediately. The game’s tutorial is the place to check the specific requirement for the screen you are using.
Prestige provides permanent progression for later runs, according to the official feature list. It is one of the strategic paths alongside farming, markets, cooking, and energy. Read the actual prestige screen before confirming a reset so that you understand what the current build says will change and what benefit it offers. No universal reset threshold is established by the sources used here.
The page also describes an unlockable Chip Flipper incremental minigame that grants bonuses to the main game. It is part of the creator’s listed progression, not an unrelated external game. Its availability depends on the content and unlocks in the version you are playing. This guide does not promise access to every advertised system before the demo’s progression limit.
The Farming Update requires starting a new game. The developer explains that older saves are no longer fully compatible with the redesigned farming system and can cause features to behave incorrectly. This is a specific compatibility warning for that update, not a reason to delete browser data as a routine troubleshooting step.
The main listing separately warns that clearing browser cache clears saves and recommends the Steam demo for the most stable experience. Treat browser progress with care, especially before removing site data or changing the environment in which you play. This independent website cannot read or transfer the embedded game’s private save data, and no automatic browser-to-Steam save transfer is promised here.
The listing specifies mouse and keyboard input, configurable controls, and English. Use the tutorials and the current settings to learn the management interface and check bindings. A responsive webpage does not establish that the game supports touch controls, so a computer with a mouse and keyboard is the documented setup for this page.
Press Play Now and allow the Unity build to load. Its initial loading screen notes that the first browser load after an update can take longer while new files are cached. If the player cannot finish, try the original itch.io page or follow the developer’s Steam link for the downloadable demo. Consult those official pages for current full-release availability; this free browser player does not claim to include the full product.
Yes. The itch.io listing provides a free HTML5 demo, embedded here. The creator also links a Steam demo; the browser page does not promise the full game’s content.
The October 19, 2026 Farming Update requires a new game. The developer says older saves are not fully compatible with the reworked farming system.
The current farming update requires workers to automate farms. The main listing also describes cooking energy recipes and powering farms; follow the updated tutorial for your current unlock requirements.
Yes. The new grid system grants bonuses based on farm layout. Try different arrangements and read the displayed bonuses.
Yes. The creator warns that clearing browser cache clears browser saves. Avoid using that as a first troubleshooting step if you want to keep your current progress.
The listing advertises more than 1,200 upgrades for the project, but does not guarantee that all are available in the browser demo. Check the current demo’s unlock limits.
Game information and controls checked on October 20, 2026. This is an independent game page.
Browser demo, farming and progression systems, input support, and save notice.
New farm grid, workers, potted plants, and old-save incompatibility.
Developer-linked destination for the downloadable demo and current release information.