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Farming Simulator 25

Released 12 November 2024

Players recommending it

87%Very Positive

of all 59,051 reviews on Steam

90%▲ 3

recommend it, last 7 days

297▲ 21%

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Recommended43 hours playedEnglish

very good game, has some little bugs in it still, but overal a great very addictive game to play

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Recommended1 found it helpful346 hours played · 30 Sep

I bought it for a laugh with every intention on just refunding it before 2h, I mean who on earth wants anything to do with a bloody Farming Simulator? Well me I guess lol It's actually a super relaxed chill game to be honest, I have no major complaints and there are so many both offical and unoffical mods as to keep you interested for a long time. Would I buy it again, heck yes!

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Not recommended2 found it helpful386 hours played · 27 Sep

While this game does have it strong points namely ground deformation and improved water graphics, to make so little progress on core physics across three games is quite incredible. Going back to at least FS19 bale and AI physics have always been abysmal, whilst having things like ground deformation and better workers is great it would be really nice if GIANTS could actually get core farming elements like bale physics right. They don't need to be perfect but for me no noticeable improvement over three games is not acceptable. Honestly if you're on PC stick to FS22 and use the course play mod on mod hub I cant yet see the advantage of FS25 unfortunately and I certainly wouldn't buy the next game in the series without improvements to the core elements of the game such as bale physics, log physics (feel worse than FS22) etc in summary less gimmicks and significant improvement of the existing content is needed

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Reviews by language

Each language’s share of its reviews, and how many in that language recommend it.

59,051reviews
29 languages · point at one
LanguageReviewsShareRecommend itthe tick is every language, 87%; the chip is the gap
English21,02736%
86%−1
German10,34918%
84%−3
Polish6,40511%
91%+4
French4,1507%
90%+3
Russian3,3456%
85%−2
Portuguese - Brazil2,0643%
91%+4
Czech1,4592%
91%+4
Dutch1,1642%
92%+5
Other languages9,08815%

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