Homeland is your space to grow crops, build and decorate with Aniimo. Your personal RV also connects you with campsite life. Start with the activity you enjoy: tending a garden, arranging a home, spending time with companions or checking dispatch rewards.
A home of your own, an RV for the road
The official Steam overview introduces a personal RV, open-world campsites where Pathfinders can meet, and a Homeland where you can grow crops and arrange your space. This guide covers those activities without prescribing an order.
The cited official guides do not give a Homeland unlock quest or level. Follow the in-game guidance; the unlock steps have not been verified for this guide.
Grow crops and help a friend
Planting crops is one of Homeland’s core activities. You can also till soil at another Pathfinder’s Home and receive a share of the harvest, according to the launch developer letter.
- For your own garden, check the crop’s requirements in-game before committing resources.
- When visiting a friend, look for the soil-tilling interaction. The harvest share is for tilling soil, not simply visiting.
No crop profit ranking, growth timer or harvest-share percentage is established by these sources.
Build, decorate and share a furniture group
The launch Home spans multiple areas and supports house building. Furniture groups can be shared through codes, and some interactive furniture can also be used in the open world.
- CropsTend your plot or help a friend
- BuildingArrange, share or redecorate
- WorkGet to know your Aniimo
- DispatchesCheck the rewards before departure
Field Guide illustration based on the official Steam overview and launch developer letter. See Sources below.
- Try a small furniture arrangement before taking on a whole house.
- Use furniture-group sharing when you want to exchange an arrangement with another player.
- Unused furniture can be sold through the Co-op Store at a discount. Check the return before selling; it is not a full refund.
- Home season events offer furniture and formulas tied to the season.
A furniture-group code should not be treated as a promise of free furniture or a complete Home transfer. The developer letter does not describe import costs or ownership requirements.
Make room for your companions
Home companions gained petting, new idle behaviors and improved work logic for launch. These are distinct from the planned ACE voice conversations described in the AI guide.
- Read the current work requirements before choosing a companion for a task.
- Leave time to explore the interactions, not just the production side of your Home.
Check what your RV can bring back
RV dispatches have a chance to yield eggs with the Prismana trait. The launch update also adjusted RV upgrade timing.
The developer letter gives no dispatch odds, durations or guaranteed way to get a Prismana-trait egg.
A simple first-visit checklist
Pick a small project to start with while the rest of your Home takes shape.
- Want a garden? Start by checking a crop’s requirements.
- Want to decorate? Arrange a small area with furniture you already have.
- Want company? Explore companion interactions or help with a friend’s soil.
- Interested in eggs? Read the available RV dispatch rewards and conditions before sending one out.
These are suggested starting points, not an optimized daily routine or a mandatory quest sequence.
Before you settle in
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Does Home keep producing while I am offline? | The cited official sources do not establish offline production rates. Check the current game’s task rules before relying on a timer. |
| Will a dispatch always give a special egg? | No guaranteed drop is announced; Prismana-trait eggs are a possible reward. |
| What do sharing codes share? | Furniture groups. The announcement does not promise a whole-Home copy or free items. |
| Can I use voice commands to run my Home? | Do not assume so. Current Home behaviors and the planned ACE voice feature are separate; see the AI guide for its announced status. |