Farming Simulator
Price: $29.99
System(s): PS3, Xbox 360
Release Date: November 19, 2013
Publisher (Developer): Focus Home Interactive (Giants Software)
ESRB Rating: “Everyone”
Farming can be a tedious task if you run a relatively small farm. Spending all day doing numerous chores just to have a chance at more than an hour break before going back to do them all over again
is tiresome. In Farming Simulator, we learn that farming is just as tedious in video game form than it is in real life, but for different reasons.
Simple Tasks
For a simulator, you would think there would be a lot more tasks, but Farming Simulator boils down to a handful of things to actually do. All a player will do is cultivate crops, sell
crops, grow more crops, rinse, and repeat. Missions will pop up at set intervals that you can change, and even turn off, to mix things up. Most of the time, the missions required equipment that I
didn’t own yet. Since the equipment is expensive and your funds are low at the start, it could be a while before actually being capable to handle them. Even though these missions seem to reward a
lot of money for such simple tasks as delivering something from one place to another, I was more inclined to take care of my crops.
The music in Farming…
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