Lantana Studio · Adelaide Hills

Clear the orchard before the hour ends.

Swap two neighbouring fruit, line up three or more, and they come off the tree. Sixty seconds, one board, no second chances — that is the entire game, and we are quite proud of how mean it gets at the end.

Free to playNo real money 18+Browser · Windows · Android

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Score0
Target300
Level1
Time60
Best0

Press start — then swap two fruit that sit next to each other.

Three in a row clears. Four pays double, five pays triple — and each level wants more points from the same sixty seconds.

Harvest Hour is played for fun. Nothing here costs money, nothing can be won, and your best score is kept in your own browser.

Want it off the web?

We package the same game for Windows and Android. Leave an address, pick a platform, and one of us sends the link — by hand, usually that evening. One email, no list.

Used once, for the link. We do not pass addresses to anyone.

Three things people ask first

Is there a paid version?

No. There is one version and it is free. Nothing inside the game can be bought, unlocked or topped up.

Can I win anything?

Only a better score. Nothing in Harvest Hour converts to money, goods or prizes of any sort.

Who made it?

Two friends in the Adelaide Hills, over one long winter. The orchard is based on the one behind Marta's house.

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The orchard this game came from is real

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