Paysan 1789

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A farm, a plough and the year 1789 – in a world of hand-crafted pixel art. Paysan 1789 is a cosy yet surprisingly deep economy simulation with a retro soul, inspired by the Commodore 64 original. Dusky colours, fine pixels and warm lantern light – a game that looks like a memory of old home-computer afternoons, yet plays fresh. You inherit a small farm just as the old world begins to shake. Sow grain, potatoes and beets, raise cattle, tend your woodland, and sell at the right moment. Year by year you choose where to invest – rising slowly from smallholder to great landowner, rank by rank, all the way to the throne. And history writes along with you: from the storming of the Bastille to the first railway, historical events appear – each with its own pixel-art scene and a short, true story. Sometimes a blessing, sometimes a blow. WHAT AWAITS YOU • A deep farming economy: crops, livestock, forestry and prices that shift year to year • Historical events, 1789–1839, with pixel scenes and real background • A hunt in the winter forest and horse races for prize money • Six ranks of advancement and the climb to the throne • Choose your character and starting capital; take on clever AI rivals HONESTLY Paysan 1789 is a calm single-player game to dip into – no online requirement, no ads, no accounts, no tracking. Just your farm, the weather, the markets and history. Take up the plough and see how far you get.