Кибердеревня (Cyberfarm)

Year 2125, Mars, morning. In a small green paradise amid the red desert stand a few apple trees. Kombucha quietly brews; a robot named Irochka feeds the chickens with some kind of biomaterial; and the suborbital mixer hums steadily. You hop into your “Bukhanka” van and take off. That’s the vibe of Cyberfarm, an official board game (14+) inspired by the hit Kinopoisk and Birchpunk sci-fi comedy series. The game expands the show’s universe and invites players to the Red Planet to grow fractal cucumbers and live the peaceful, high-tech life of a Martian farmer. Кибердеревня ("Cyberfarm") is a cozy farming simulator infused with sci-fi humor, alien creatures, time paradoxes, and humanity’s eternal love for agriculture. Created by the Russian design studio New Making Studio, known for its bestselling games based on Inside Lapenko and Suffering Middle Ages, the project continues their tradition of turning cult stories into rich tabletop experiences. Inspired by the show’s first season, the designers set out to transform viewers into full-fledged citizens of 22nd-century Mars — surrounded by nostalgia, humor, and cosmic serenity. Each player becomes a Martian farmer competing to build the most efficient cyber-farm. You’ll send Izhevsk Dynamics robots into the fields, construct mills and juice presses, connect them with conveyor belts, and upgrade your facilities with advanced tech. You’ll raise cows and chickens, harvest crops, and ship your products to the Martian market aboard your trusty Bukhanka. The game is a relaxed, non-confrontational family experience for 2–4 players, lasting 120–180 minutes — friendly, inventive, and filled with quirky combinations of cards and technologies. Expect to craft vegan milk from potatoes, experiment with string theory and the Higgs bison (yes, bison). But Cyberfarm isn’t just a piece of show merchandise — it’s a full new adventure in the same universe. There are no familiar characters like Nikolai Kulibin or Robogozin here; instead, you become their neighbor, running your own futuristic farm. Expect Easter eggs and inside jokes — from compost black holes and VR goggles for cows to giant worms and commemorative coins celebrating future Martian history. Bright visuals, layered humor, and a spirit of optimism make Cyberfarm a heartfelt journey for anyone who once spent summers at their grandma’s dacha and now dreams among the stars. —description from the publisher