Farming Simulator 2013

Farming Simulator 2013 is a farm simulator about the hardships and joys of farming. The player starts with a small plot of land and a couple of cars, and then grows crops and raises animals. A bank loan opens up new cars, but the debt will have to be paid off with a harvest. You can rent equipment if you don’t have enough of your own. The farm runs on schedule, and the equipment sits idle. You can live within your means, but the bank willingly gives loans for expansion. The equipment requires attention: combines regulate speed, and fuel runs out at the most inconvenient moment. The combine requires skill: the header moves along the strip, and the grain is poured into the bunker. The harvest is harvested on time, otherwise part of it goes to feed livestock. The dairy farm and fields work together. Equipment requires fuel and repairs, just like in life. Workers are hired when one cannot cope alone. First-person view allows you to walk through your own fields. Work progresses seasonally, and the farm is gradually acquiring buildings and livestock. Farm animals require food and care, but they generate income. Fields differ in crops and require their own equipment. The season sets the timing of harvesting and sowing. The fields are irrigated and fertilized as needed. Land can be purchased if the farm is profitable. Each machine is mastered differently, and experience comes with practice. New equipment is bought in the store with money earned. Livestock requires feed, otherwise the farm loses income. Each culture requires its own machines and its own time. This game is suitable for anyone who likes to tinker with land and equipment.