Virtual farmers have been ploughing fields, trading tractors and tossing pigs for just a few days now since the release of Farm Simulator 2025, the series’ most successful version to date. With over 2 million copies sold worldwide already, a peak player count of 135,000 on Steam and an average daily peak of just over 110,000, it seems like the virtual farming community is doing even better than the one in real life.
“Farming Simulator 25 marks our most successful launch yet and proves that our bond with the community has grown even stronger. Their enthusiasm and support are not only at the heart of our success but a driving force behind our continued commitment to delivering an unparalleled and satisfying farming experience. The launch was just the start for FS25.” – Boris Stefan, Head of Publishing at GIANTS Software
The latest version of Farm Simulator adds new areas for us to farm, from the far east in Asia to the scenic waterways of Europe and, of course, the historic lands of North America. The game also includes 25 field crops and many green-house crops for you to farm. If you’re more into animal husbandry, the water buffalo and the hard-headed goat join the already bustling livestock you can farm. Giants Software has also introduced baby animals and custom pastures, so you can enjoy farming them even more.
The main attraction of the game, though, has to be its realistic vehicles, and with over 400 to choose from, you’ll never want more.
If you’re ready to build your very own farming empire, you can pick up Farm Simulator ‘25 on Steam for R665 or on Xbox for R799.