Of course, there will be a new Farming Simulator again this year – where we can continue virtual farming on the new consoles.
More agricultural simulators are coming this year, but few can approach the success of the Farming Simulator series.
Despite all efforts, Techland’s Pure Farming has been unable to squeeze in the GIANTS Software series, so the king of agricultural simulators doesn’t have to fear competition.
In the fourth quarter of 2021, Farming Simulator will arrive on 22 PCs, Stadiums, Macs, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series machines, and will be published and developed by both GIANTS.
In this year’s series, we will be able to play on consoles in 8-player, on computers and on Stadia in 16-player multiplayer mode, produce new crops, visit new landscapes, and use machines from new brands.
The seasons will hold exciting challenges, but we can also expect more novelties.
Developers promise more freedom, with more than 400 machines and equipment, with two new maps and a redesigned Alpine Erlengrat.
Artificial intelligence will also improve, the world will be richer in detail, tractor engine sounds will be more realistic, and overall performance will improve.
