Farming Simulator 19
Farming Simulator 19

Farming Simulator 19

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Farming Simulator 19
Farming Simulator 19
Farming Simulator 19
Farming Simulator 19
Farming Simulator 19
Farming Simulator 19
The best-selling franchise takes a giant leap forward with a complete overhaul of the graphics engine, offering the most striking and immersive visuals and effects, along with the deepest and most complete farming experience ever.
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Reviews
The reviews are taken directly from Steam and divided by regions and I show you the best rated ones in the last 30 days.

Reviews on english:
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93%
23,723 reviews
22,228
1,495
45.0 hours played
Written 14 days ago

After watching Clarksons Farm, buying this game was a no brainer
25.7 hours played
Written 6 days ago

Farming Simulator 19, developed by Giants Software and released in late 2018, is a robust and surprisingly immersive agricultural simulation that manages to turn the slow-paced, labor-intensive world of modern farming into a richly detailed and meditative gameplay experience. The franchise has long catered to a niche but passionate audience, and FS19 represents one of the series’ most significant leaps forward in terms of visual fidelity, mechanical complexity, and brand authenticity. With over 300 licensed vehicles and machines, two expansive maps, new crops and livestock systems, and mod support, it delivers a comprehensive farming experience that blends realism with rewarding progression. Despite some lingering rough edges and a steep learning curve, Farming Simulator 19 remains one of the most complete and authentic farming games on the market. From the outset, FS19 impresses with its presentation. The graphical overhaul compared to its predecessor, Farming Simulator 17, is immediately apparent. Lighting is more natural, shadows are softer and dynamic, and textures—especially of crops, terrain, and machinery—are markedly improved. Fields sway with the wind, vehicles kick up dust as they plow through the soil, and the color palette evokes the serene charm of the countryside. The game's two base maps—Ravenport, a picturesque American valley, and Felsbrunn, a European village nestled against the hills—are visually distinct and beautifully laid out, offering varied terrain, field shapes, and layouts that feel authentic to their regions. Both maps are dotted with farms, towns, forestry zones, and biogas plants, encouraging players to specialize or diversify. Gameplay in Farming Simulator 19 revolves around managing a farm from the ground up, and players can either start with some land and equipment or build entirely from scratch in the more hardcore "Start from Zero" mode. The core loop involves cultivating fields, planting and harvesting crops, tending to animals, managing finances, and reinvesting profits into better tools, land, or production chains. New to FS19 are cotton and oats as crop options, as well as the inclusion of John Deere equipment—a long-requested brand that finally made its debut in the series. The authenticity of machinery is astounding; every vehicle is faithfully modeled, from its physical design to how it handles and sounds. Tractors feel heavy and grounded, while harvesters and sprayers operate with real-world accuracy. There’s an almost reverent attention to detail that fans of farming—and heavy machinery—will deeply appreciate. The game expands its animal husbandry systems as well. Players can raise cows, pigs, sheep, chickens, and horses. Horses, in particular, are a unique addition—not just for profit, but also for transportation and even care-based gameplay. You can ride them to build stamina and sell them for higher prices, adding a more active and interactive component to livestock management. Each type of animal has specific needs—food, water, shelter—and rewards, such as milk, wool, or manure, that tie into larger production loops. Managing animals becomes a full-fledged endeavor of its own, requiring a balance of effort and resources, which nicely complements the crop-based side of the game. One of the most notable improvements in FS19 is the enhanced economic and land management system. Players can now purchase individual parcels of land rather than pre-assigned fields, opening up more freedom in how farms are developed. Want to focus on logging instead of plowing fields? Buy a forested lot and dive into forestry. Prefer to raise animals in secluded pastures? Buy a remote piece of land and set up infrastructure from scratch. This added flexibility improves immersion and encourages players to tailor their gameplay to their preferred style. However, this freedom also means that new players can become overwhelmed quickly. Farming Simulator 19 does little to ease players into its complex systems, and tutorials are sparse and often vague, leaving beginners to rely on community guides or trial and error. Another major addition is the overhauled mission system. Rather than being detached minigames, contracts in FS19 are now more seamlessly integrated into the economy and can be performed with either your own or borrowed equipment. They include tasks like fertilizing, harvesting, and transporting for neighboring farmers, offering an alternative income stream that’s especially useful in the early game. These missions also help teach mechanics in a more hands-on way, providing a bridge between learning and earning. In multiplayer, these contracts also make cooperative play more engaging, allowing players to split duties across a large-scale operation or compete in different regions of the map. Multiplayer, up to 16 players on PC, continues to be one of FS19’s strongest features. Running a farm with friends adds not only efficiency but enjoyment, transforming what can sometimes be a solitary and methodical experience into something collaborative and dynamic. Whether working in sync during harvest season or assigning roles—one player running logistics while another plants fields—co-op farming is a uniquely satisfying experience that few other games can replicate. Mod support, long a cornerstone of the franchise, is fully embraced in Farming Simulator 19, with Giants even supporting console mods for PS4 and Xbox One—though with more limitations than on PC. The community has created everything from new vehicles and maps to scripts that add seasons, real-world economic conditions, or advanced crop rotations. The “Seasons” mod, for instance, fundamentally changes the game’s pace by introducing weather effects and growing cycles, forcing players to plan and prepare for long-term farm management. While this level of customization is one of FS19’s biggest assets, it also reflects a core criticism: the vanilla game, while comprehensive, often relies on community-created content to truly shine and reach its full potential. There are, of course, drawbacks. The AI remains a weak point. Hired workers are prone to getting stuck on field edges, failing to navigate around obstacles, or completing tasks inefficiently. Traffic AI is similarly crude, often causing frustration when vehicles stall behind slow cars on narrow roads. Additionally, while the core loop is rewarding for those who enjoy simulation, others may find it too slow, grindy, or lacking in dynamic goals. There’s no overarching narrative or campaign structure; your farm’s growth is entirely self-driven. While that freedom is ideal for simulation purists, players who prefer structured progression may find the open-endedness a bit too open. In conclusion, Farming Simulator 19 is a deep, flexible, and faithful farming simulation that captures both the beauty and the challenge of agricultural life. With its expanded crop options, enhanced visuals, improved economy, and wide array of machinery, it successfully builds on the franchise’s strengths while leaving room for modders and players to push its limits even further. It’s not a game that tries to appeal to everyone—it’s slow, methodical, and unapologetically detailed—but for those who resonate with its pace and premise, it offers dozens or even hundreds of hours of rich, rewarding gameplay. Whether you're a hobbyist looking to virtually run a dairy farm or a machinery geek thrilled by precision tractors and harvesters, Farming Simulator 19 is both a technical achievement and a love letter to the modern farmer. Rating: 9/10
446.4 hours played
Written 1 day and 10 hours ago

very fun and realistic farming user friendly awesome mods too
98.1 hours played
Written 4 days ago

fun good game to play with friends, dont reccomend placing buildings in uneven fields though
186.2 hours played
Written 4 days ago

very good love the game very good to relax to and to have some fun with friends.
1,033.3 hours played
Written 6 days ago

solid game, still holds up in 2025. this game with mods is better than FS 25 in my opinion. thousands of hours in, and still love it.
84.9 hours played
Written 7 days ago

its fun i got good i got some problems with silage and it would be nice if people could help me but i dont have friends on this
29.5 hours played
Written 7 days ago

This game is perfect for people who like farming and don't have the access or the money to do it in real life.
53.7 hours played
Written 7 days ago

i love this game. it has so much detail and vehicals it was the first ever simulator i played
37.9 hours played
Written 11 days ago

so my combine harvester loves to go to sleep, i accept that because these things deserve to sleep sometimes, sometimes my truck goes to visit jupiter due to the funny physics with car mods the game becomes russian roulette due to the lack of handling at high speeds, if you turn too fast you flip over like 7000000000000 times, great game 1000/10 would recommend
15.9 hours played
Written 12 days ago

I bought the game last week and I had a very bad experience with the online servers. The servers failed to connect and I was unable to play online with my friend. I would highly not recommend this game to anyone who is getting it to play with their friends as you won't be able to do so. A total waste of $20.
1,767.3 hours played
Written 24 days ago

its ok, not that great if you're using courseplay, but the autodrive is nice.
125.9 hours played
Written 27 days ago

Started out farming wheat. Ended up with 50 tractors stacked on top of each other, a combine flying across the map, and a cow sitting in my house. 10/10.
22.8 hours played
Written 15 days ago

I love farming for my country, really getten my hands dirty for the economy, keeping the liberals at bay, all at a days work-mettro man or mettro the producer? This game is so fun i cant wait to start a family run them into finical dept and then start a farm... then beat my wife. Its a simple life choice but a nice a raditude one. If you love farming, or having to farm, or if you are are farmer, or a farmer gamer, or you want to get away from your job of being a farmer to then farm online, or if you love farming, or love farming, OH, did i mention if you love farming then you should def play this game, then this is the game for
221.7 hours played
Written 6 days ago

This franchise has become 1/3 of my personality...to the point where I get super excited and flail my arms around when I see farming equipment in real life. I don't like games that stress me out, and Farming Simulator is the perfect way to de-stress. I especially like 19 because it's not as complicated as the newer ones, but still adds horses which are a great way to make money in between crop harvests. I never have issues with helpers like I do in the newer ones, it's detailed enough to be pretty realistic, but not too detailed to where I get stressed out. I've been playing Farming Simulator for years and 19 is still my favorite.
9,171.9 hours played
Written 3 days ago

this version is dying and most of the mods are not available anymore
19.2 hours played
Written 13 days ago

Good Game just takes a bit to get some moneys very addicting/
13.0 hours played
Written 11 days ago

its very affordable and very fun
1,064.9 hours played
Written 25 days ago

i dont even know how i have 1000 hours but here i am. pretty good
143.9 hours played
Written 13 days ago

fun but had some glitches.
7.3 hours played
Written 20 days ago

very fun with mods
65.1 hours played
Written 28 days ago

amasing and fun
126.9 hours played
Written 14 days ago

bootyful game would pay
850.3 hours played
Written 15 days ago

I like how the game play is so cool
306.5 hours played
Written 22 days ago

you get to do what ever you whant to do on your farm
20.5 hours played
Written 20 days ago

so gyat girls so smell your buthole #girls
15.2 hours played
Written 2 days ago

game is just farm farm farm
2,316.2 hours played
Written 3 days ago

I was home sick till I got this game its just like being beck home on the Farm
49.6 hours played
Written 10 days ago

This game i really great.
514.6 hours played
Written 29 days ago

it is a relly cool game
6.7 hours played
Written 7 days ago

Love the game
176.3 hours played
Written 8 days ago

its good
1,007.9 hours played
Written 11 days ago

it is really fun
312.2 hours played
Written 1 day and 1 hour ago

good
647.7 hours played
Written 4 days ago

it is fun
287.8 hours played
Written 9 days ago

its so fun if you want mods go to mod network or modland.drive and doqn load the one with the green because its safe nd the one with out it its not safe so have fun
977.9 hours played
Written 11 days ago

i lovw thios game
42.9 hours played
Written 21 days ago

such fun
55.7 hours played
Written 23 days ago

its fun
34.6 hours played
Written 16 days ago

best
23.4 hours played
Written 9 days ago

joehoe
917.9 hours played
Written 15 days ago

i love how many mods you can et
61.0 hours played
Written 6 days ago

nothing
34.7 hours played
Written 2 days ago

wicked
566.9 hours played
Written 1 day and 5 hours ago

cool
435.0 hours played
Written 26 days ago

Farming
62.1 hours played
Written 5 days ago

g
12.7 hours played
Written 22 days ago

FUN WITH MODS
53.6 hours played
Written 1 day and 5 hours ago

must have
830.2 hours played
Written 2 days ago

farm