Manok Na Pula

Manok Na Pula: Run a Cozy Poultry Farm with Filipino Rural Charm

Manok Na Pula, a casual farm simulation game by Barrio Games Studio, lets you care for Filipino-style poultry (red chickens, ducks, geese) and tend a small rural farm—collecting eggs, growing local crops, and earning income to expand your space. It’s perfect for players who love low-key, culture-infused farming fun.

Features of Manok Na Pula Game App

6+ Filipino-native poultry breeds: Focus on the iconic “Manok Na Pula” (red chicken) plus ducks, geese, and rare “Itik Pinas” (Philippine duck)—each needs unique care (e.g., red chickens prefer warm coops, ducks need small ponds)

Local crop farming: Grow Filipino staples (rice, corn, calamansi) to feed poultry or sell at the village market for extra coins

Daily farm tasks: Collect fresh eggs, clean coops, treat sick birds with herbal remedies, and decorate your farm with bamboo fences or nipa huts

Village market system: Sell eggs, crops, or fully raised poultry to NPC villagers—prices fluctuate with “seasonal demand” (e.g., higher prices for eggs during fiestas)

Farm expansion: Unlock new areas (additional coops, a fish pond, a small vegetable garden) as you earn reputation with the village

Offline progress: Your farm keeps producing eggs and growing crops while you’re away—no need to log in constantly

Advantages of Manok Na Pula Game App

Culture-rich gameplay: Incorporates Filipino rural traditions (e.g., using calamansi as poultry feed, nipa hut decor) that feel authentic and unique

Super casual controls: Tap to collect eggs, swipe to water crops—no complex menus, making it easy for kids or busy players

Lightweight and battery-friendly: Soft, hand-drawn visuals (pastel farm scenes, cute poultry designs) run smoothly on old phones without draining power

No pay-to-win pressure: All poultry breeds, crops, and farm expansions are unlockable via in-game coins—no forced purchases

Flexible playtime: Spend 5 minutes checking on chickens or 20 minutes planning farm upgrades, fitting any schedule

Calming vibe: Slow-paced farming and gentle background music (Filipino folk guitar) make it great for unwinding

Disadvantages of Manok Na Pula Game App

Limited content depth: After 10+ hours of play, new farm upgrades slow down—fewer “surprise” features to discover

No social elements: Can’t visit friends’ farms, trade eggs/crops, or compete in village challenges

Region-specific references: Some terms (e.g., “calamansi,” “nipa hut”) might confuse players unfamiliar with Filipino culture

Basic graphics: Hand-drawn style is charming but lacks the detailed 3D visuals of larger farm games

Development Team

Manok Na Pula is developed by Barrio Games Studio, a small team of Filipino game designers focused on “celebrating local culture through casual games.” The studio worked with rural farmers to ensure poultry care and farm details felt true to Filipino villages. They also kept the app small (under 50MB) so it works on budget phones common in the Philippines and Southeast Asia.

Competitive Products

Hay Day (Supercell): A global farm game with more complex mechanics but no Filipino cultural elements—lacks Manok Na Pula’s regional charm

Chicken Farm: Country Life (Farm Fun Apps): Focuses on generic chickens and Western-style farms, with no local crops or poultry breeds like Manok Na Pula

Barrio Farm Sim (Pinoy Games Inc.): Has similar Filipino village themes but focuses on larger crop farms, with less detail on poultry care than Manok Na Pula

Market Performance

The app’s latest version (8.1) has over 150,000 downloads across Android and iOS—popular in the Philippines, Malaysia, and Indonesia—with a 4.3/5 rating from 4,200+ user reviews. Players praise its “homey Filipino feel” and “relaxing gameplay,” while minor complaints mention limited late-game content. Over 70% of users report playing 3+ times a week, often noting it “reminds me of my lolo’s (grandpa’s) farm.”