The 2018 entry in the definitive agricultural sim series and now its budget option, with the franchise's first John Deere license, an overhauled engine, and the era's headline console moment: the community's Seasons mod arriving on PS4, the first seasonal farming console players ever got. Sixteen-player online farms and full console mod support remain intact.
Critics called it an incremental entry that appeased fans without courting newcomers, and time has sharpened that verdict: FS22 folded seasons and production chains into the base game, so this one's case now rests on price. Players who stayed remember it fondly for its realism and mods. As a cheap first test of whether machinery farming is your genre it works; as anyone's only Farming Simulator, 22 is the better buy.
Players overwhelmingly praise Farming Simulator 19 for its realism, enjoyable gameplay, and modding capabilities, often referring to it as an addictive and relaxing experience. Although most feedback is extremely positive, a few players mention glitches and a lack of certain features.
Based on 103 reviews from steam
Ridiculously Unrealistic EP#9 | Lazy Acres | FS19 TIMELAPSE | Farming Simulator 19 Timelapse
