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Farming Simulator 15
Farming Simulator 15 combines fieldwork, animal care, selling produce, and forestry. If you want a farm-management game with several connected tasks, weigh that mix against your plans; this offer costs $4.96 at 
Eneba. On Steam PC, you can play alone or co-op with up to 15 friends.
English, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese are listed as interface languages. Consider the price alongside your preferred language and whether you expect to play solo or with friends. Farming Simulator 15 costs $12.99 at Eneba; English, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese are confirmed interface languages.
All-time low ~ $2.59across Steam & third-party stores
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Past 36 months · Updated dailyHistorical Low~ $2.592024-03Current Low Across Stores~ $4.96Enebavs. Historical Low+92%
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01About Farming Simulator 15
Farming Simulator 15 puts you in charge of a farm: harvest crops, raise animals, sell fresh produce, and take on forestry work. Earnings can go toward expanding your operation with more vehicles and tools. The Steam PC version supports single-player and multiplayer co-op. The Steam PC version has 92% positive reviews from 13,327 reviews. The Steam PC interface supports English, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese.
Credits
Developer
GIANTS Software
Publisher
GIANTS Software
Lowest recorded in 36 months
$2.592024-03-15 · FanaticalBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.Language support
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Steam PC edition data · 2026-10-19
02Before you buy
Solo and co-op
The Steam PC version includes single-player and multiplayer co-op; the description says up to 15 friends can help develop the farm.
Interface languages
The Steam PC interface supports English, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese. Audio and controller support details are not provided here.
03Frequently asked questions
What do you do in the game?
Manage a farm by harvesting crops, raising animals, selling fresh produce, and doing forestry work.
Which environments are included?
The description names a Nordic setting and a renovated North American environment.
What equipment is available?
The description lists over 140 vehicles and farming tools from more than 40 manufacturers.
Popular Steam reviews
Native-language selection · 10 reviewsSelected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.
RecommendedSteam player
One of the fastest ways to become really unpopular on your Steam Friendslist.Show moreShow less
34.2 hours at review957 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
Overall, a good game. However, if you have any plans of running your own dedicated server, you should reconsider before buying. "A separate Farming Simulator 15 license is needed for each Dedicated Server. You can't play with the same license key as a client on a server." - Dedicated Server Documentation This should be unacceptable from any game developer, as dedicated server support should be a selling point of the game, not a way of leeching money from your playerbase. The idea of rentable multiplayer servers is fine, as it is an option for anyone without the resources to host their own. However, requiring that an entirely separate copy of the game be purchased, with the soul purpose of running a dedicated server, NOT playing the game, should not be tolerated. To add to this, Steam does not even support owning two copies of the game, you would either have to buy it through another retailer, or create another Steam account just for the purpose of running a dedicated server. I am absolutely appalled by the fact this is accepted by the community. Games like Minecraft, Terraria, Team Fortress 2, Half Life, Just Cause 2, and an entire list of games providing the means for runing a dedicated server included with the purchase of the game. Mod support will only get you so far when you spit back in the face of the same player base with a policy like this. As an end-user, great game. As someone in IT who cares about the direction games are headed, 3/10. Most people with look over this and blow it off because it does not affect them. However, if you play any multiplayer in this game, someone, somewhere has paid extra to allow you to. This will be the last game by Giants I will own unless changes are made in the future.Show moreShow less
8.2 hours at review348 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
Farming Simulator 15 > Call of Duty: Advanced WarfareShow moreShow less
8.8 hours at review758 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
The 2015 version adds better graphics, couple new vehicles and the woodcutter add-on. Thats it. Nothing more, nothing less. The graphics really are much better. Both in quality as in detail (for example: tracks in the mud and tractors getting dirty). I would have liked it if they added more tycoon/business simulation features, a deeper career mode or more freedom in placing objects. Then it would have felt like a new game, now it feels more like a polished version of 2013/2014. Knowing that they sold over 2 million copies, i think they could have done more. Overall 7/10. I wouldn't really recommend buying the game if you already own a version of Farming Simulator. It feels too much of a cash cow. However, it is still a good game and by far the best Farming Simulator available. But i expect many will respond negative, because they expected more (and they well should, knowing that the game sold over 2 million times...). To sum things up: Pro's: - FS series are by far the best farming simulator games available - much better graphics then previous games, but don't expect AAA quality (but then again, you don't pay an AAA game price ;-)) - new woodcutter add-on (which works very well and is a fun add-on) - some new vehicles Con's: - gameplay and/or features havn't changed much compared to 2013 or 2014 version\ for example: * not more maps then 2014 version * no business/tycoon features added * career mode is still very shallow * different interface, but still a bit clunky as it were in 2013 Note: i havn't tested online mode for this review.Show moreShow less
9 hours at review120 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
Okay, so obviously I've played this game a ridiculous amount of time. I can be a little obsessive about getting a game going JUST RIGHT so that I can build my empire. That having been said, I still have not explored all of the facets of the game as of yet. Now I have not played the previous versions of this game, so I didn't really know what to expect with it, and I have to say that my girlfriend made fun of me for days after purchasing and playing this game. Here is what makes it so awesome: You have a unique opportunity to build your own empire with the farming equipment and shifting markets. Yes, you're running a farm. Doesn't sound all that interesting, does it? Well, playing it on a computer removes all of the icky-est parts of owning your own farm, and the fast settings allow you to harvest every day (about every 21 game hours, actually), which means that if you are savvy with the way you start, you can really build your business. The game allows you to pick different ways to play the game, including how much involvement you want to have in the game. There are some crops, like wheat, barley, or canola, that require very little micromanaging on your part. See, this game allows you two options, depending on the task you are undertaking... you can either run the machine yourself (which takes some dexterity, believe you me!) or you can hire a worker to do it for you. I made the mistake on my first go-round of trying to run the harvester myself. Anyway, on crops like the ones I mentioned, the only thing you really need to do is run the tractor that gets the grain from the harvester (with a trailer) and drop it off either in your silo for storage or sell it directly to the highest buyer. If you want to make more money, there are other things you can produce, such as Bio Gas. This is what I like to call the money making machine. I won't go into details here, since I don't want to spoil it for anyone, but do the research and you will soon have all the money you need to fund whatever your chosen task is. The point is, that you have to spend your time and energy running the darned tractor around dumping into the buckets (this takes HOURS). So if you want to really spend time on your game and work at it, you certainly have the opportunity to thrive. The game is beautifully crafted, and the machinery is very realistic (but what do I know, I work in an office, right?). As other people have mentioned before, crash simulation is almost non-existant. Frankly, that's the way I like it. If I'm stupid enough to accidentally flip my tractor over and it somehow magically rights itself with all of its contents still in tact? I'm a happy camper. Again, all of the icky stuff has been removed. The game itself though, and the two worlds that it comes with, have beautiful graphics (I'm running on the highest settings, though) and the ambient sound is realistic but repetative. Personally I wish they would put a volume bar in that could go at increments of 5 instead of 10, but I'm being picky. To be fair, here's a list of cons for the game: This game will take over your life. No, seriously. If you are committed to playing this game and getting to the 5 million marker, you need to put in some serious time. It starts SLOW. So slow you think you're going to slit your wrists for spending your first 3 or 4 hours just to successfully figure out how to complete your harvest and reseed a new one. You will make mistakes. You will buy the wrong equipment. You will want to restart your game at least 3 times. If you buy this game and commit to it, you're going to put in at least 12 hours exploring the mechanics of the game, and still you'll learn new things about how the machinery works and you'll wish you had known 50 GAME HOURS AGO. Ah well. Such is life. Keep dumping those silage buckets. As I sort of hinted at in the previous point, the tutorial is woefully lacking in information. And the tutorial will still seem completely overwhelming. There is SO MUCH to the game mechanics of this game to learn, and one of the biggest and most important tools is your tablet, which can be accessed using your "i" key. I don't honestly remember them mentioning this in the tutorial once, and your tablet is crutial to running your farm. It will show you where your machinery is, how far along in the harvest your crops are, how much crops are selling for, what the projected weather will be (because it really does matter!) and many other things that you will need to know. How they could have left this out (or again, maybe I missed it) I couldn't possibly tell you. I was looking up game guides for this and came across mention of it, and once again my game was reborn. The sun doesn't set. Well, the sun doesn't TRAVEL, rather. It stays in one position in the sky for the entire day and simply simulates the coloring of a sunrise and sunset by just dimming itself. I don't know why, but this really bothers me, although I can understand why it wouldn't have been high on the game developers' priority list. The rest of the details seem so well thought that I figured this would be a given. When the game speeds up, the machinery doesn't. Now this may seem normal to some people, but I also have a healthy love for The Sims 4, and I'm used to having everything speed up when I speed up time. It means that while you can speed up the harvest time of planted crops, or force the hour to turn over to see the new crop prices on your tablet, you can't make your machines work your field any darned faster than they can physically do it. This means that you might even have time to get up and make yourself a sandwich while your cultivator and seeder work your field. Personally, I knit while my machines are on autopilot. But that's just another reason why this game is great for me. Impatient people though, them not so much. There's no action to this game at all. This really should be a given to anyone who spends more than 30 seconds looking at the specs of this game, but I'm sure that some people are displeased that this game is so tranquil. Personally, I like it, but the game is monotonous--intentionally so. A lot of people would find this game tedious. It is. I love it. Deal with it. So as I said, I haven't yet explored every facet of this game. I have yet to farm corn to get corn, usually I just farm for silage. I have yet to try cutting down trees, or having cattle or sheep. Also potatoes. I'm not sure I'm gonna try doing potatoes. But regardless, I have yet to be bored with this game, not enough to eventually come back again. So far the DLC has been reasonable (although I haven't used much of the IT Runner pack at all, really) and the game has been a pleasure. I recommend it to anyone who is looking for a game that they can relax into after a long day. Do I want to be a farmer in real life? Not a chance. Do I enjoy playing a simulated farm game? You bet your a$$ I do. Oh, and one more thing. Eventually my girlfriend stopped making fun of me. JK ^Just Kidding (she still totally makes fun of me)Show moreShow less
1,044 hours at review717 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
I do not recommend this game because of the following reasons: -The workers AI has barely improved if any. They still hit everything at the end of the fields. -They (the developers) still put stuff at the end of fields for workers to hit. I hoped they would've learned this by now. -Cutting logs was a mod in the previous version, so nothing in the game is new. Though logging is slightly improved. -Crops growing is not a fluent process just 4-5 different stages (like previous versions) , i was hoping for a fluent grow cycle by now. -Washing tractors and such is the same as the growth: just a couple of stages of dirt on the tractors and etc. -Crops still clip through tractor. -Some Equipment that was present in previous version is not here now. -Forestry is annoying with the physics in this game. -Physics in this game are still extremely unrealistic at times (Tokyo drift got nothing on some of the tractors in this game). -Collisions with vehicles are extremely unrealistic. -Night isn't really night. Again same as previous version. -Developers are really silent IMO even though there's a large community behind this game. -Some bugs that should've been solved with some testing. In short: the game hasn't improved enough to merit a positive review or to recommend it especially if you played the previous versions. You're paying for a game with slightly better graphics and a different HUD. If you're still in doubt don't buy it unless it's on sale.Show moreShow less
41.2 hours at review106 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
Farmer Bob walked out to his field and looked over the fresh crop. For some reason, everything seemed a bit sharper and better looking lately. Which made Bob happy. But many of his favorite tools had vanished from the market, which made Bob unhappy. Surely they would return to the market later, but he'd probably have to pay for the access. "The Man" was always stickin it to Bob like that. Because that's "The Man"'s job. Bob looked over his combine. It was dirty, but there was no damage to it, but that was expected. There was never any damage. He'd taken to jumping his tractor off cliffs and humming Dixie. Maybe he'd get a horn set up for it. Bob's life was never exciting. There were no aliens, commie invasions to fight off, or Godzilla vs Mothra battles in the north 40. But that's okay. Bob drove tractors. He liked driving tractors and combines and loaders in giant circles and squares and quadrilaterals and stuff. And that's what's important in life. That, and sneaking off with the chickens' eggs to make some extra cash. It helped that he'd clubbed that dang rooster over the head every time he heard it. It finally seemed to shut up, or at least turn the volume down. The south field was already planted, so Bob hopped into yet another tractor and hooked up a sprayer. Setting the brand spankin new cruise control to its only value - cruise, he activated the spray and drove his first pass over the field. Coming to the end of the field, he shut off the sprayer. The cruise control immediately sensed the shutoff and floored the accelerator. Bob whipped the tractor around as fast as he could and the cruise slowed a bit through the turn. But when he straightened out, the cruise shifted into warp 7. The inertial dampeners failed and Bob was crushed against the back seat of his machine, accelerating out of control. As his ribs cracked and he lost consciousness, his last thoughts were of how poorly the English language could express his dislike of the new cruise control. At least the tractor wouldn't be damaged.Show moreShow less
24.9 hours at review608 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
It's time to plow some fields I love relaxing games, sometimes you want just sit and relax and this game can be really fun and relaxing, but it suffers from a few problems. First i want to say that i don‘t dislike this game, but on steam you choose either positive or negative review. I would rate this game a strong 6, so giving it a negative rating doesn‘t mean the game is bad, it‘s just lacks many things. Mainly i‘m giving a negative review for lack of effort from developers while making this game. The gameplay is the same as in previous game. Except this time there‘s a forestry. Well, i thought so, but you just cut down trees growing on the side of the road and throw them into a pond to receive money. It would be nice to have real forests. The tree cutting physics could be better and more accurate. Sometimes it‘s too difficult to do everything from cutting the tree to throwing it into the pond. Physics are just off a bit. Talking about physics, this game doesn‘t shine in physics department. The tractor handling is very arcadey, the whole game is very arcadey. I want handling and physics to be something like Professional farmer. That game does some things better than Farming simulator, but sadly it‘s too buggy to play and developers abandoned the game and moved on to the next one. Another thing Pro farmer has done better is seasons. In this day and age it would be nice to have such simple feature. Considering the sale numbers this game has, developers should have more than enough money to make this game better. This game fails at career...again. Career is simply a sandbox mode without any goals. You‘re the only farmer in the village and companies compete with each other who will pay you the most. It‘s just stupid. The map feels very empty. You don‘t have any control over your company, no management, nothing. You can hire a worker, but he appears when you hire him and disappears when you let him go. Your workers doesn‘t walk around doing things, it‘s like they‘re not existent. At least it's good the game has achievements so they will keep you occupied for some time. Graphics are slightly better than in 2013. The tractors and equipment now gets dirty after some time. Also they look pretty good. But that‘s it. The environments are terrible. Trees are ugly, they don‘t move, leaves are static, grass is low quality too. The worst is the sky. It‘s so bad it‘s ridiculous. People the game is made in 2014! The whole sky is one and the same flat sky texture which changes color depending on the time of day. There's no real lighting, the clouds are static flat textures and they don‘t move, sun is at the same spot all day, but shadows on the ground are still moving. It‘s really horrible and is unacceptable in this day. Plowing, seeding, harvesting is still fun. It‘s repetitive but relaxing, if you had goals in the game it would be much more fun. After hours of doing the same actions it gets boring. I would recommend this game if you don‘t own the previous one. You‘ll have some fun, but if own FS2013, this game doesn‘t offer anything new or different, it simply lacks improvements. I have hope that Cattle&Crops will be a good farming game and it will bring some competition. Pros: Gameplay is kinda fun and relaxing Tractors/equipment models look nice Cons: Outdated graphics Forestry lacks depth No career mode No management No AI No physics Too arcadey My curator pageShow moreShow less
32.1 hours at review92 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
Have lost many Friends when they found out that i bought Farming Simulator 10/10Show moreShow less
29.7 hours at review458 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
The game is carried by mods. Pros - Runs good, never crashed and i've never had a problem with the game running on full settings. - Has potential that is not there right now. - Relaxing go at your own pace. - Lots of mods out there to make the game the way it should be. - Driving the tractors trailers and machines is fun :) - Lots of replay value WITH mods. Cons - No damage. - No tyre wear. - Not enough crops. - Not enough objectives . - Poor AI managment or multi tasking tools ( there is non ) you need courseplay and a whole bunch of other mods to get things going smoothly. - Animal husbandry is tragic , unrealistic and flat, no depth. - No watering of crops, animals don't need water all water related needs for running a farm is not present. - Hard mode to easy. - Mods are needed. - Maps are baron, no NPC's, all other fields that you do not own remain brown and desolate, untouched for 100's of hours before you may have enough to purchase them. They sit there and look ugly doing nothing. - Maps are lifeless, best part is waiting for sunrise and sunset to get some eye candy. - Poor economy . - You are able to drive over crops without damaging them. - Balance of manure, fertiliser, slurry out of whack. There is no balance or bonus to the 3 methods. - Missions are bland, only 3. Repetitive. - No failing, Crops don't fail, nothing can go wrong you also have the ability to turn off withering and trafic. - Taking out a 200,000 dollar loan does not cripple you. It's about 700 per day in repayment for how ever long you want. - You don't need to eat or drink. - Tractors never need a service instead you pay a daily upkeep fee on all your machines. - No penalty to keeping your tractors and machines out of the sheds. - No decent weather, no storms, no winds, no snow. - No replay value without MODS - Only 2 maps. - The game is not a simulator, it's far from being a simulator. It's more a "Tractor" Simulator. Not "farm" All the cons can be fixed by mods, but your money does not go to the modders, it goes to the lazy devs. So thumbs down.Show moreShow less
159.2 hours at review73 people found this helpful
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