$12.99Farming Simulator 15 Fields, tractors, no hurry
Run a farm with up to 15 co-op friends: split the harvest, haul timber, tend animals, and spend the profits on bigger machines. Simple, relaxed, and easy to share, it is a laid-back way to work the same land together.
Is Farming Simulator 15 worth it?
Farming Simulator 15 is worth it if…
- you like slow, relaxed co-op games with shared chores
- you want to split farm jobs with co-op friends, from driving to selling
- you enjoy steady progress and buying better machines together
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A whole farm to run together
You and your co-op friends share one farm across a Nordic map and a North American map, with hundreds of acres to work. One of you harvests wheat while another hauls it to sell, someone else feeds the animals, and someone takes the forestry gear into the woods. Profits go back into the operation, so you decide together what to buy next from more than 140 vehicles and tools. Money talk counts as teamwork here, especially when someone has an eye on a bigger tractor.
Slow work, tractors, and timber
The loop stays straightforward: sow, harvest, sell, upgrade, repeat. Animal husbandry adds daily chores alongside the fields, and woodcutting gives you a separate job with its own machines. Driving is relaxed rather than demanding, and the pace slows right down in a good way once everyone finds a task. Mods from the community add more vehicles, tools, and environments when you want extra variety.
Good to know before you start?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. You can run the same farm alone, doing the fieldwork, animals, sales, and forestry yourself at your own pace.
How many co-op friends can join?
You can invite up to 15 friends into multiplayer to help develop the same farm.
Is it hard to learn?
No. The systems are basic and easy to pick up, which suits an evening session where nobody wants homework first.
What maps do you get?
Two settings are included: a Nordic environment and a renovated North American environment, both with large areas of farmland.
