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The Farming Game was conceived in 1979 by George Rohrbacher, a real-life wheat farmer from Ellensburg, Washington. Frustrated by the financial instability and external pressures of agricultural life, Rohrbacher designed the game as a way to illustrate the genuine risks and operational challenges faced by farmers, hoping to provide an educational yet engaging look at the industry.
The game is noted for its board design, which mimics the layout of a physical farm, and its mechanics, which integrate variables like weather, crop pricing, and bank loans. Upon its release, it became a surprising success within the board game market, celebrated for its grounded realism and ability to bridge the gap between rural experiences and urban players. It remains a classic example of a niche-market game that achieved widespread recognition through word-of-mouth and its distinct, non-traditional theme.
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