Farming Sim × Zombie Shooter — except the shooting is the irrigation.

There is no water in this world. You water the crops with a shotgun.

Every weapon is a watering can with a different spray pattern. Fists soak one square. A bat sweeps a short fan. A shotgun throws a cone that stretches and thins the further away the kill was. The farming layer decides which squares need blood; the combat layer is how you deliver it.

How the watering works

Same field, same corpse, three weapons. The red squares are the game's own forecast, drawn across your soil before you pull the trigger — so it reads as a puzzle rather than a guess. Gold corners mean that bed finishes watering on this shot.

So you do not shoot zombies to survive them. You shoot them standing over the right bed, at the right angle, with the right barrel.

Neither half works without the other. Kill them away from the soil and nothing grows. Let them reach the collection box and they smash the only thing you can sell through — and the box sits at the far end of the farm from the field you want to water.

Sow by day. Lure the dead across your beds by night. Pay the bank $500 by the fifth dawn, then see how much longer you can keep the farm standing.

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Controls

WASD / arrows	Move
Mouse	Aim (or whichever way you are walking)
Space / left click	Swing or shoot
E	Plant, harvest, sell at the box, set a spike
1 2 3 4 5	Seeds and the spike trap
Q	Swap weapon
Enter	Start the night early
Esc	Pause
M	Mute

Walk onto the farmhouse doorstep to open the store. There is no key for it.

Four things the first night will not tell you

• Fill every bed, every morning. Three seeds a day will never pay the bank. Sell the harvest, spend the lot on seed, repeat.
• Climb the crops. Wheat funds corn, corn funds pumpkins. Profit per bed runs $7 → $15 → $25 → $26.
• Do not run to the collection box. Most of the wave follows you, so standing at the box drags all of them there and waters nothing. The box takes a beating before it breaks, and spike traps cover it while you work.
• Corn grows tall and blocks your own shots. A full field of it can cost you the night.

Desktop only. The blood gauges are two pixels wide and the whole game is a precision aim, so a phone can open this page but cannot really play it.

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Made in eight days

Built for the Bezi Mega Jam in Godot 4.7. Every sprite, sound effect and music track in the build is produced by generator scripts inside the project — the pixel art is authored as ASCII maps, the twenty-one sound effects and six music tracks are synthesised from code, and the day and night themes are the same melody with the third and sixth flattened. No external assets.