
Fans of the simulation genre will find plenty to enjoy in Farming Simulator 25.
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Verdict
86%
Steam
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IGDB
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Very Positive Steam reviews (86% positive)
Active community with 18,082 concurrent players
Engaging multiplayer/co-op experience
Limited professional critic coverage
Farming Simulator 25 floods the fields with a host of new machines, gameplay features, visual upgrades, and even fresh water to grow rice - adding even more agricultural depth and diversity to the family-friendly series.

Runs well on modern hardware.
Updated 1h ago
Recommend with a caveat--there aren't enough reviews talking about how absolutely punishing the beginner learning curve is. This game is very much in the full-blown simulator bucket. If you like games that feel like work, and you want to basically self-teach yourself an agriculture degree, this game is excellent. I'm not being sarcastic, it's very well done. Just know that it's a very very autistic type of fun.
The things I didnt like about FS 22, they fixed in FS 25. The forestry is much better, logs are no longer janky, everything behaves like gravity is a thing finally. That said... I would love to see them release a massive forestry oriented DLC... More species of trees, with variable wood markets based on the types of wood would be great. Everyone who doesn't like forestry can stick it where the sun doesn't shine.
I bought it for a laugh with every intention on just refunding it before 2h, I mean who on earth wants anything to do with a bloody Farming Simulator? Well me I guess lol It's actually a super relaxed chill game to be honest, I have no major complaints and there are so many both offical and unoffical mods as to keep you interested for a long time. Would I buy it again, heck yes!
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