Farming Simulator 25 Reviews

very great game relaxing and interesting

Wow. The quality of this game is really not up to 2025 standards. This was basically a scuffed half-life with screen tearing on a 2k rig with quality turned down. Refunded.

This was unplayable. It crashed the first time I was in the tutorial and then it just ran extremely terribly. Horrendous frame rate on low settings on a PC that can play Cyberpunk on ultra.

First farming simulator game? I'd recommend it. Already have 22? Then you're not missing much.

Pretty good! The AI can still be frustrating, but you can tailor almost all aspects of this game with easily installed mods. Very relaxing and easy to play, even if its a little slow sometimes. (Looking at you poplar harvesting).

bit difficult to learn, very addictive.so much to do (sow) little time.

Running it on a 12700k, 4070ti, 32GB 6000Mhz Ram. Running it at "Very High" And its laggy sometimes, but gets better after playing for 5-10 min. Other than that pretty fun game.

I was skeptical about this game at the beginning. I tried FS22 and quit playing within 5 minutes because it was just "boring." However, the content that has been added to FS25 is AMAZING. I bought this game and have not been able to put it down. Farming is not the only thing to do, there is forestry and soon to be fishing! The mods and content being added from others are endless. I personally downloaded some simple mods that allow me to mow grass and cut trees outside of areas I own. You can start your own "lawn care" business but this takes some explaination. I could not find direct answers to starting a lawn care business and if it was part of the base game. It is not but with the right mods, it can be. The only thing is, you need to set it to where you can give money to yourself after cutting a lawn through the console command. So, set your price, cut your lawns, and give yourself the amount of money you deem right for the job. On top of all this, you can build the farm or business of your dreams. You can place warehouses, barns, roads, fences, lights, etc. The building is very nice. The devs really encourage modding with the game as well.

Farming Simulator 2025 is the pinnacle of virtual farming. It’s not a game. It’s a [i]lifestyle[/i]. A beautiful, soul-crushing spiral of dirt, diesel, and despair. I booted it up thinking, “Yeah, I’ll grow some wheat. Easy.” Four hours later, I’m ankle-deep in loan payments, screaming at my worker AI for ramming my $500,000 combine into a tree. My chickens are starving. My pigs have escaped. My tractor is stuck in a ditch so deep it probably qualifies as a new lake on the map. The graphics? Stunning. The mud physics? Somewhat real. The sound of your expensive harvester clipping a fence post and getting wedged sideways? That’s the true symphony of agriculture. They added new features this year: Dynamic weather so your hay rots in the rain while you sob quietly. More realistic animal behavior, meaning your cows now stare at you judgmentally as you fumble with the feed mixer. Precision farming tools, because nothing says “fun” like spreadsheets for fertilizer efficiency. Multiplayer? Absolute chaos. One friend tries to plant soybeans, another buys 300 sheep “as a joke,” and a third is flipping a telehandler over a barn roof for science. And yet… it’s perfect. No game has ever made me feel this level of pride for delivering a trailer full of barley or this level of existential dread when I realize I forgot to plow Field 7. 10/10. Would lease another $400k tractor I can’t afford just to mow grass again.

I dont know how many hours i gonna put into this game, but as the introduction said Farming Simulator 25 is the most beginner-friendly one in the series. P.S. i buy this game as i just watched Clarkson's Farm.