Those kinds of things help to offset the hours of hot, hard work in my memory, but unfortunately Farming Simulator 14 fails to provide those bits of extra that make the game more of a memorable experience and less of a chore. There was fun to be had on the farm, whether it was spending time with the animals, chewing on whole spearmint leaves while playing or simply enjoying a meal that was truly home cooked and prepared, I have a lot of fond memories of time spent on that farm.
Whether you are baling hay, feeding sheep or riding a combine until your back hurts, there should be no mistake that a lot of effort goes into running a successful farm, something my grandfather did most of my life growing up. Farming Simulator 14 is available on Google Play Store and can be yours for just $2.99.Working on a farm is hard work. A short teaser released before the game’s launch can be seen below.īut just as the laws of the harvest dictate that everything has a cost, so does this game have a price.
Farming Simulator adds a tinge of multiplayer into the mix, letting a friend into your free-roaming agrarian world via WiFi or Bluetooth. You even have virtual cows to feed and milk, the latter of which you can also sell to boost your income. But aside from just focusing on the crops, would-be farmers also get to play with their dream trucks and equipment modeled from real-world machines from agricultural giants such as Case IH, Deutz-Fahr, Lamborghini, and more.įarming Simulator not only simulates planting a variety of grain and products, such as wheat, canola, and corn, it also lets players handle marketing aspects as well. This is what Farmville would have become if you slapped on some semi-realistic 3D graphics and made it into a serious business, figuratively and literally.
Farming Simulator 14, whose confusing name takes a cue from certain football game titles, is, as you’d expect, a game that sensationalizes the agricultural industry.
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