Farming Simulator 17: Platinum Expansion

This is a game where "concept exceeds execution." It wants to be a hardcore version of farming simulation, but doesn't dare to go truly hardcore—no loan pressure, no crop diseases or pests, no mechanical breakdowns. What it ultimately presents is a "farm-themed driving game," suitable for players who want to zone out and enjoy the rhythm of repetitive labor.

If you're expecting the management depth of Stardew Valley or the immersion of Euro Truck Simulator, this game can't deliver either. It's more like a "farm machinery showcase software"—letting you drive all kinds of real equipment, but that's about it. I uninstalled the game after 30 hours, not because it's poorly made, but because it made me realize something: the reason real farm work is exhausting isn't because the operations are complex, but because of the day-after-day monotony. This game perfectly replicates the latter.

Worth trying at a 30% discount, not worth full price.