Farming Simulator 25 Reviews

just a chill game had high blood pressure this chill game really causes you to sit back and relax really great graphics and a mod community next to none select your starting point from nothing to a advance start having large land holdings I played with zero dollars took out a small loan for a small tract of land very pleasing to see goals met and setting new ones

This is a terrible, though enjoyable, game. If you're playing it, you probably know what you're getting into, and can make an informed decision between FS19/22/25. I'll keep playing it, and enjoying it, but I can't recommend this objectively terrible game to others. But if you're new to farm sim, don't buy this. Giants is getting lazier and more incompetent and this game is a blatant cash grab. The difference between this and FS22 is _barely_ more than cosmetics, flavor text, and should-be-free DLC, and in exchange for the total lack of meaningful new features they expect you to put up with an embarrassing lack of optimization. Giants wants you to spend money, but they couldn't be bothered to put in enough effort to deliver net-positive value. Much like Skyrim, the mods make these games. FS22 has the mods, and it's telling how few of them have made their way to FS25.

I've played every game extensively (1000+ hours on each) since FS17, obviously excluding this one. Don't get me wrong, this game is still great, graphics are stunning, but it really doesn't seem that different from FS22. I feel like they're already starting to do what they did toward the end of FS22, which is just "if they get a million DLCs they'll keep playing the game." I still would recommend this game, it's just the fact this is, to me, nearly a copy and paste of FS22, you get a few new crops, some neat machines. The new rice I pretty sure I did exactly twice when the game came out, that's it, and I haven't done the rice since then. I'm sure after like 10 of the same type of game it gets hard to put more stuff in it, just because you've done that with previous games, but it seems to me that this game isn't getting a ton of bug fixes, mostly just DLCs. Which I'm not gonna get this time unless it's something that will change the game, not just useless machines you'll never probably use. As much as I want to give it a thumbs up just because it's the game franchise that took up a ton of my time, I just cannot. They updated the graphics, that's what they did.

If you’ve never tried a Farming Simulator game, you’re in for a treat. Imagine piloting massive tractors and combines, tilling fields, sowing seeds, and harvesting crops—all while steadily growing your own agricultural empire. Its open-ended, sandbox nature gives you total freedom to set your own goals and pace, so if you prefer tightly structured gameplay, it might not be your cup of tea. But for those who love exploring and optimizing every aspect of farm life, it’s endlessly satisfying. Having farmed my way through FS19 and beyond, I can honestly say this latest entry is the most polished and engaging the series has ever been.

Endless amount of hours of play time for a reasonable price. If you are new to farming sim, I can't recommend it enough. That said, it's probably very similar to FS 2022, so if you already have that one maybe it's not really worth it, unless you really care about slightly better graphics and some minor changes in the mechanics.

The game itself is good but it's the greed of making almost the same game every two years instead of making one game and keep updating it. If you already have farming simulator 22 then don't buy this or wait until it's on sale.

this game is a big upgrade in my opinion to the series the graphics the features and the modding is all really good i love this game 10 out 10 for sure if you have the money and are considering a farming game this is it after nearly 700 hours since day one i have always hoped on everyday can not recommend this game enough

Great game but now its getting ridiculous .. If i want to play multiplayer with my friends . I can NOT use the paid DLCs if they dont own them And even more ridiculous . i can not use my SimDashboard if my friends dont have SimDashboard . cause now instead of the Simdashboard PC controller being a interface into the game system like it is for EVERY SINGLE GAME except this one . It now is a " MOD " for me to use my SimDashboard Button box tablets . And if i want to use them then i have to get anyone that joins me to download and install Simdashboard App on there pc and then get the FS25_SIMDashboard_Interface.zip into there mods . this is getting out of hand and a WASTE of money We are paying ALOT of money for this game and the DLCs and all for these kind of headaches . its getting alittle out of hand . what next ? cant use my steering wheel or farm sim panel if the other ppl playing dont have the exact same ones too ? FIX THIS crap . SimDashboard should not be a " MOD " when its a COMPUTER ... NOT GAME .. Interface .

It's a better version of FS22, but still with many of the same limitations of their in-house engine. I suggest trying to get this on sale, but if you are into FS then it's worth the upgrade. A huge number of mods and maps are already available, making paid DLC mostly unnecessary. In the future I'd like to see more complex simulation of tractors and the machines themselves. Farming in real life consists of a myriad of different skills and things you need to do that just are not represented in this game yet for me to call it a true simulator such as MSFS.

A few new machines, a new map, a few other new things, you pay for the game again. One of my favorite games, but the greed is already too much, not to mention you have to wait hole another year for everything. A big minus for the greed especially