If you don’t like rearing animals that’s fine you don’t have to. The nature of the game allows you to farm in whichever method suits you. You could choose forestry and cut down trees using a chainsaw, then sell them as logs or wood chippings. You can buy livestock and earn money from wool, milk, slurry and eggs. Once you have the funds you can choose to farm in whichever way you’d like. Fortunately you can speed up crop growth and also the rate of the day to be able to harvest quicker. You can hire workers to aid efficiency but you might not want to waste any money so early on.

The early game can be tedious, as you fit into a routine, cultivating fields, planting crops and then harvesting them. This is the best way to earn cash to be able upgrade your equipment, allowing you to partake in other farming work. It’s up to the player how they wish to make a profit but early gameplay dictates crop growing over anything else. Anyone thinking about breezing through the game should be warned though, there is a lot of hard work required to be able to make a lot of money. The rustic Bjornholm or the picturesque American-like Westbridge Hills. You’re tasked with running a successful farming business at one of two locations. For the uninitiated, Farming Simulator 15 is exactly what it sounds like, you farm and boy are there a lot of ways to farm. It’s a game that requires a lot of patience, but the work that you put into it ultimately defines how rewarded you will feel.

Reviews // 1st Jun 2015 - 6 years ago // By Reece Armstrong Farming Simulator 2015 Reviewįarming Simulator 15 is a slow burner.

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