An agricultural sim built on a hook its bigger rival still has not copied: global farming. One save spans Montana grain, Japanese rice and wasabi, Colombian coffee and hemp, and Italian olives and grapes, each region with dedicated machinery, and a guided campaign plus scripted challenges made it a friendlier genre entry point than the Farming Simulator of its era.
Critics landed on mixed to fair: generous content for the price and a genuinely fresh angle, but less technical polish and a smaller vehicle roster than the market leader. It was also effectively orphaned, as publisher Techland wound down its third-party label soon after and no sequel ever came. At its routine deep-discount price it is an easy curiosity for genre fans, and the exotic crops still feel novel.
Single Player Only
Player feedback on Pure Farming 2018 is mixed, with some praising its fun elements and graphics, while others express frustration over numerous bugs and poor optimization. Overall, players seem to enjoy parts of the experience, but significant issues impact the enjoyment for many.
Based on 5 reviews from steam
THE BEST $7 DOLLAR FARMING GAME | PURE FARMING 2018
