Developer: GIANTS Software
Publisher: Focus Home Interactive
Game mode: single / multiplayer
Multiplayer mode: local network / Internet, players: 1-16
Platforms: PlayStation 4 PS4, Xbox One XONE, Windows PC, PlayStation 3 PS3, Xbox 360 X360
Game release date: 30 October 2014
User ratings: 7/10
It lived long after I began playing Farming Simulator 15 which my own sense began to glaze over. Their not because of the subject matter, that by its greatest I actually get oddly relaxing since I worked on, spread, and gathered my fields, up a single fight then overcome another, with nothing but the planning then the diesel call of the Deutz-Fahr to keep everyone company. The effort happens to underneath, that not really much of a simulation at all. This just tractor porn.
I was there primarily enthusiastic about Farming Simulator 15 because of the obvious energy to extended in building their undeniably impressive array of agricultural machinery. Tractors and attachments look fantastic, with switches, bumps, and switch all where they should be, plus flashing lights, augers to attempt realistically, and even caked-on soil which appears ‘just.’
But less attention to detail have been paid for the remaining game. Though I preferred to tease in the US, for order, my balance were assessed with euros, not dollars; posted speed limits were 55, yet the speedometers in my tractors measured KM/H, not MPH. No sweat to actually "Americanize" the deciding was composed beyond slapping red, fair, and blue on pretty much all within sight. [Correction: It is possible to change measurements, although that administration has little standing on the review's conclusion.] Farming Simulator 17 ROPA Full Version
That superficiality goes right bring down. The physics live a joke—roaring over with away from rocky outcroppings advised me of compelling the Mako with Size Effect—and I changed ghost-like through fully-grown fields, bushes, and even pedestrians, none that show any bit of my personal hand. Yet wooden fences and clotheslines stopped everyone like tight and as dead as if I'd hit the ground like jumping outside of a aircraft. With particular power, I managed to overturn my tractor, only to study to there's no alternative for causing that upright aside from going in a new tractor—fortunately, I had several—and hit that close to until that bounces back up about the wheels.
The time acceleration mechanic is especially bizarre. Farming Simulator 15 can go on around 120 times normal speed, but the setting affects just the passageway of entertainment time, and not the real speed at which anything moves or gets done. In standard speed, I concluded a single cultivator go through a little area in less than one moment; on 120 times standard, that exact same route received a couple of times with 50 flashes of game point. I supposed it might be different if I went the job to a hired supply, the playoffs way of automating jobs, but it became exactly the same: Accelerated time states in additional quickly, but the world crawls down at a good unchanged rate.
Farming Simulator 15 is a very unguided game. I began with some tractors, basic implements, along with a return of rice waiting to be collected. But the moment that was done, I was completely by my, a situation not helped by the largely uninformative tutorial with a short instruction manual that describes the basic mechanics but little different.
Commodity prices vary based upon present, but while arrows beside each commodity type indicate whether their estimate lives hopeful, eat, or even, there's no report of prior prices, selling, before something that makes the game sense that something coherent is happening under the hood. Not really of which this really matters anyway, due to the ridiculously good side missions: I present nearly 20,000 euros in a single morning with completing three grass-cutting jobs. Worse, I was given the same garden to slice, every specific time.
And as pretty as the tractors are, everything else seems like it could have come out of Farming Sim 2012. Structures are smooth, the gain ranges are bad, clipping errors abound, and nearly the whole humanity is non-interactive. People walk around aimlessly, like zombies, with quiet watches and blank faces, and also the look wherever I believed all my swanky new equipment was completely empty: The purchases just looked, like magic, from the parking lot. This actually kind of scary.
The unfortunate part is that we actually enjoyed the ‘farming.’ Control our rows straight(ish), pulling packs of canola with corn in my beat-up old Hurlimann, but not really having to think too much about everything. I devoted the better part of an hour a single night just taking corn through the area to my silo, survey the harvester trundle up and down the countryside under the light in the moon. I happened also really enjoying the game. The PROCESSOR was making many in the act, and yet it was the neighboring I still found thinking like I was over a farm. Then the theme was achieved, the harvester reached a idling cease, with my own hired hand went without having a declaration. And with nothing else to do, I changed tractors, hired other people to put into the prevent, and died down into the dark to consider it if somebody want their grass cut.
System requirements Farming Simulator 15
Minimum: Dual Core 2.0 GHz 2 GB RAM graphic card 512 MB GeForce 8600/Radeon HD 2600 or better 5 GB HDD Windows Vista/7/8/10
Recommended: Core 2 Duo 2.0 GHz 2 GB RAM graphic card 512 MB (GeForce 8600 or better) 3 GB HDD Windows Vista/7/8