Town

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The Town is a location in Atomicrops.

General Description

How the Town looks in the base game, outside of Festivals.

After each night is over, the player character is airlifted back to Town. Here they are unable to farm or fight enemies, but have the opportunity to purchase supplies and weapons, as well as interact with the Townsfolk. When the player is ready to return to their farm for the next day, they need to interact with the helicopter pilot in the lower square. Time is frozen while in the Town.

For the first two visits to Town each season, the appearance is normal and the north square is blocked off by hay bales. The last visit (just after the Boss Fight) is the Seasonal Festival, where the top half of the town opens up and special shops are available. Regular shops and potential spouses are also available to the player during this time.

Potential Spouses

Main article: Spouses

Located on the right-hand side of town are NPCs which players can befriend, flirt with and marry. By giving them a certain number of Roses, the player can obtain the Upgrade or Heart Beet seed that is beside them, as well as advancing their relationship.

If given Roses while their status is "Dating", a short wedding sequence will happen: the player will obtain the character's Wedding Ring and their new Spouse will join them on the Farm.

Regular Shops

The following shops are available every time the town is visited.

Garden Shop

Location: In the top left.

An example of items for sale.

Here, the player can buy Seeds, Pickaxes, Scrolls and Farm Animals in exchange for Cashews.

Three items are available every day, which change from day to day whether they have been purchased or not. Rarer and more powerful items are more common in later seasons, and prices are also get more expensive throughout the year.

Image	Name	Season
		Spring	Summer	Fall	Winter
	Desert Seeds	30		70
	Plains Seeds	30		70
	Jungle Seeds		40		90
	Tundra Seeds		40		90
	Chicken	200	500	1300	2000
	Cow	200
	Drone		500	1300	2000
	Grass-Fed Cow			1600	2500
	Heart Beet seed			1600	2500
	Hog			1600	2500
	Hummingbird			1600	2500
	Pickaxe	100	100	100	100
	Pickaxe Pack	200	400
	Pig		500	1300	2000
	Scarecrow		500	1300	2000
	Turret		500	1300	2000
	Turkey			1600	2500
	Pigeon Scroll	100		500
	Dove Scroll		250	650
	Hawk Scroll				1500

Weapons Shop

Location: In the top center.

Here the player can buy Weapons. Each day, two different types of weapons will be available to choose from: once one is purchased, the other will vanish. Weapons last until the player obtains another, which will always replace their previous weapon.

Every weapon will increase the player's Farming Stat or Fighting Stat by 2, as indicated by the symbols displayed in front of them. Weapons will also have 0 to 5 mods, according to the number in front of them, and later seasons have a higher chance of guns having more mods. A weapon may also give the player a Heart Beet seed and/or a third stat upgrade on purchase, which is again indicated before purchase.

An example of weapons for sale.

For example, in the image shown here the Blunderbloom on the left would increase the player's Fighting Stat by 2 but have no guaranteed mods. The Biodegrader on the right would increase the player's Farming Stat by 2, give them a Heart Beet seed and have at least one mod applied to it when purchased.

Approaching a weapon will display the name and the price: the more mods or other features a weapon has, the more Cashews it will cost. Weapons bought in later seasons and Years will also be more expensive.

Although the number of guaranteed mods a weapon has is displayed, there is no way to see what those mods are before buying it, and no way to change them once bought. Additionally, every weapon has a chance to have one extra bonus mod when bought, which depends on the player's Bonus Gun Mod stat. Each weapon has different upgrades, some of them unique and some able to be applied more than once: see the Weapons page for specific mod information.

See the table below for all available data on new weapon prices. Note that all weapons have the same base cost, and "number of features" includes both mods and heart beet seeds, extra stats etc. For example, a gun with three mods would cost the same as a gun with two mods and a Heart Beet seed. The minimum number of features for a weapon to have (apart from 0) is 2.

Year	Season	Number of features
		0	2	3	4+
Year 1	Spring	60	140	210
	Summer		840	1260	1680
	Fall		1680	2520	3360
	Winter			5040	6720
Year 2	Spring	70	150	220
	Summer		880	1320	1760
	Fall		1760	2640	3520
	Winter			5280	7040
Year 3	Spring	70	150	230
	Summer		920	1380	1840
	Fall		1840	2760	3680
	Winter			5520	7360
Year 4	Spring	70	160	???
	Summer		960	1440	1920
	Fall		1920	2880	3840
	Winter			5760	7680
Year 5	Spring	80	170	???
	Summer		1000	1500	???
	Fall		2000	3000	4000
	Winter			6000	8000
Year 6	Spring	80	170	???
	Summer		1040	1560	2080
	Fall		2080	3120	4160
	Winter			6240	8320
Year 7	Spring	80	180	???
	Summer		1080	1620	2160
	Fall		2160	3240	4320
	Winter			6480	8640
Year 8	Spring	80	190	???
	Summer		1120	1680	2240
	Fall		???	3360	4480
	Winter			6720	8960
Year 9	Spring	90	190	290
	Summer		1160	1740	2320
	Fall		2320	3480	4640
	Winter			6960	9280
Year 10	Spring	90	200	???
	Summer		1200	1800	2400
	Fall		???	3600	4800
	Winter			7200	9600

Heart Beet Shop

Location: In the top center-right.

The doctor's Heart Beet shop.

Here the player can buy Heart Beet seeds, in exchange for Roses. Only one can be bought per day, and the price increases with each heart beet seed bought. As roses are a difficult currency to obtain, and can be spent on a variety of useful upgrades and items, this is not the most cost-efficient method of obtaining Heart Beets. However, it may be useful in an emergency if the player is in dire need of health.

DLC Content

Cauldrons

This article is about content from the Reap What You Crow DLC, and may not be relevant to the base game.

Location: In the top center-right (requires the Reap What You Crow DLC).

The three cauldrons.

If playing as Oregacrow, the Heart Beet Shop is unavailable due to this character's unique health system. Instead, three cauldrons are in its place, showing how much Corn, Rice and Tomatoes the player has harvested. The bars above them fill up accordingly, and offer rewards to the player once full.

Frog Shop

This article is about content from the Reap What You Crow DLC, and may not be relevant to the base game.

Location: In the very left (requires the Deerly Beloved DLC).

An example of items for sale.

Once the Frog NPC has been rescued from an enemy Camp, they will set up their shop in town. Two items will be available each day, most of which become more expensive as the seasons progress.

Image	Name	Season
		Spring	Summer	Fall	Winter
	Axe	50	50	50	50
	Silver Sundial	300	500	1300	2000
	Golden Sundial	400	650	1600	2500
	Heart Beet seed	200	400	1000	1500
	Any Sapling	200	400	1000	1500
	Any unlocked Garden Bed	200	400	1000	1500

Oregacrow Purchases

If playing as Oregacrow, then Fruit Trees, Axes and Heart Beet seeds will be unavailable from the Frog Shop, as the character cannot use them. However the other items, as well as a few others, have a chance to be offered.

Image	Name	Season
		Spring	Summer	Fall	Winter
	Silver Sundial	300	500	1300	2000
	Golden Sundial	400	650	1600	2500
	Fertilizer Bag	200	400	1000	1500
	Turret or Scarecrow	300	500
	Chicken		400	1000
	Bee, Cow or Pig		500		2000
	Corn, Rice or Tomato Garden Bed		400

Seasonal Festival

The three Festival shops are only available on the last day of each Season, when the way to the upper town square is unblocked and the ground is marked by arrows leading up to it. Here, the player can purchase Tractors in exchange for Cashews, Upgrades, Farm Animals and Scrolls in exchange for Roses, and gamble their Cashews at the Casino.

See the Seasonal Festival page for more information.

Removed Features

Previously, the lower left of the town was occupied by the Bridge Repair Shop, where players could buy up to 3 Bridge Repair Kits per day for 100 each. This was removed in 1.6.0f2, with bridges instead costing Cashews to repair rather than separate items.