Reviews

• gamedeal user

  Nov 21, 2021

  realy fun game when you have no friends
• gamedeal user

  Apr 24, 2022

  helps me fight my porn addiction
• gamedeal user

  Jul 10, 2022

  I'm 77 years old and play FS19. My son introduced me to the game and I have really enjoyed every moment of game play. In addition to playing and spending precious time with my son, I am amazed at what I have learned about farming. There is so much I can do in FS19. It has been a life saver for me when I am bored. I highly recommend it to anyone especially the older generation. It's fun, clean, educational, will help you pass the time. Good Farming!!!
• gamedeal user

  Oct 28, 2022

  My son and I sometimes play this at night before teeth brushing and bedtime books. His biggest complaint is you can't purchase excavators or monster trucks. I'm excited for when he starts wanting to help me with car repair and I show him My Summer Car.
• MESSI060409MESS

  Aug 6, 2023

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• gamedeal user

  Aug 29, 2023

  RAAAAH
• Max Overload

  Sep 4, 2023

  Did a few hours of work on a field, the game crashed and nothing saved. I'm done.
• mccutcheon_3

  Sep 5, 2023

  Highly relaxing game, holds up today. Get a few mods, or a lot. customize the game how you wish. 9/10 game. 10/10 nostalgia.
• enieffac

  Oct 4, 2023

  my friends wont play with me
• gamedeal user

  Nov 20, 2018

  I've pissed 356 hours of my life away on FS 17, so naturally I bought this game 4 hours before release and.... Its a more polished version of FS 17 with a few new features. And honestly, thats great. I simply don't understand the people leaving negative reviews because the core gameplay is the same. What the hell did you expect? zombies? a battle royale mode? Theres only so much you can realisticly do in a game primarly about farming. Anyway... The bad: <*> Bugs. Ive encountered a few more since I first wrote a more positive version of this review about 4 hours in. The most glaring right now are a weird floaty physics issue after putting logs in a pickup and removing them, a sound hiccup when using the chainsaw, and a visual glitch with rain coming through the cab of certain vehicles. Ive also heard about multiplayer connectivity issues but as a single player only person I can't comment. These issues exist as of 11/20/18 <*> Reported issues with connectivity and control bindings not sticking with wheels, pedals, ect. as of 11/20/18 <*>Seasons and the Follow Me mod still haven't been implimented into the base game. Seasons I can kind of understand since people have strong feelings on the mod both for and against , so its absence is probably a calculated decision. Sim-ers are a fickle bunch <*>Vehicle list is a bit small. That's been the case for every farm sim game on launch and has to do with licensing difficulties. Still, if you're coming from a heavily modded version of fs17 you'll probably be a bit disapointed. The good: <*> While not mind blowing, the graphics look a bit crisper and cleaner. In particular, vehicle interiours look a lot less 'plastic-y' Hard to descibe but compare fs17 and 19 and its noticable. <*> The new start from scratch game mode is a lot of fun, and so far works just as advertised. It's probably the only way I'll play the game from now on. <*>The maps, while small, have alot more detail and are generally more fun to explore than those in base fs17. the devs clearly took insperation from the modding community. <*> Sound improvements. the vehicle engine loops sound better and the rain sound effects are much better. <*> Tweaked vehicle handling. Vehicles in FS17 all felt stiff and toylike. more like driving an RC car than a big piece of machinery. While still not perfect, theres a sense of weight behind them now. There is however the physics issue mentioned above with pickups as of 11/20/18 I haven't played long enough to mess around with horses, the biggest new feature,yet but overall: Same game, still good