Pride and Prejudice Seasons
A cozy Regency farming game set in the world of Pride and Prejudice.
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a young lady in possession of a kitchen garden must be in want of a watering can. Mama says it will all come to nothing. Papa has given you a hoe and his blessing, which is very nearly the same thing.
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From the devlog
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Lizzy and Mr. Darcy
The most famous misunderstanding in English literature, played out in your own village. It doesn’t start well.
First impressions. Tolerable, apparently.
The Netherfield ball. Somebody has to dance with him.
Hunsford, in the rain. It goes about as well as you’d expect.
Pemberley. He wasn’t supposed to be home.
A look around
What you’ll do
Farming through the seasons
Turnips and peas in spring, strawberries in summer, a prodigious vegetable marrow in autumn. Plant a season ahead, or watch it wither at the turn.
Longbourn, Meryton and beyond
Walk the lane to Meryton for ribbons, novels and the Saturday market, check the post for letters, and in time travel to Netherfield, Hunsford and Pemberley. The milliner keeps her hours; the gossip keeps none.
The Bennet family
Jane in the garden, Mary at her books, Kitty and Lydia forever off to town, and Mrs Bennet’s nerves, which have been your constant companion these twenty years.
Fishing
Roach, perch, tench and the occasional bad-tempered pike. Eels bite at night, which seems only fitting.
Friendships and courtship
Gifts, errands and well over a thousand conversations with the Bennets and their neighbours. Dance at the assembly, and let the whole of the novel unfold at your own pace, with two proposals and rather a lot of mud.
Hens, a cow, and a forge
Mend the henhouse, keep a Jersey cow, churn butter, and save for better tools from the smith in Meryton.
Who you’ll meet
Elizabeth Bennet
Clever, lively, and the one with mud on her petticoat. That’s you.
Jane Bennet
Thinks well of everyone, including, regrettably, Caroline Bingley.
Mr. Darcy
Tolerable, he says. We shall see.
Mr. Bingley
Has taken Netherfield and is already quite in love with the country.
Mrs. Bennet
Has five daughters to marry, and nerves to match.
Mr. Bennet
Prefers his library. Will lend you his fishing rod.
Meet the story
New to Pride and Prejudice, or sharing it with someone who is? Our illustrated retelling tells the whole story in a friendly, beautifully illustrated edition, and it comes in bilingual editions too.
Devlog
Made by one person, with a lot of help from AI, and documented as it goes: what worked, what didn’t, and what it cost.
The first episodes are on their way.
Questions
- What can I play it on?
- iPhone first. Other platforms may follow once it’s finished.
- When will it come out?
- It’s in development. Sign up above and we’ll write when it’s ready.
- How much will it cost?
- The price isn’t decided yet.
- How was it made?
- By one person, with AI tools for the art, music, sound and much of the code, and every piece reviewed by hand.
- Is it for children?
- It’s made for adults: Austen readers, cozy gamers, and parents who’d like a calmer game on their own phone.