Harvest Skies Crop Dusting Simulator Opens Multiplayer Playtest On Steam
A crop-dusting sim where the chemical mixing is the real system, not decoration, is the detail worth watching: the playtest puts the mixture and job-picking loop in front of players well ahead of the second quarter 2027 release.
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HypeTrain Digital began a multiplayer-supported playtest on Steam for Harvest Skies: Crop Dusting Simulator on October 13. Digital Chiefs Studio develops the co-op simulation, which supports up to 5 players who mix chemicals and spray them on farms from a biplane. It is scheduled for release in the second quarter of 2027 and will support a Japanese interface.
The playtest window opened on Steam on October 13, with a Japanese interface planned for the finished build. Low-altitude flight means dodging power lines, trees, and birds while covering the corners of a farm. Ingredients have to be prepared for each job: growth-promoting fertilizer, pesticide for pest control, irrigation agents for dry areas. Daily jobs arrive with weather and cost attached, and players pick the ones worth flying. Better equipment opens new airfields, including dry plains, green valleys, and coastal farms.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.