$17.99Farming Simulator 19 Slow harvests, clear head
Farming Simulator 19 gives you wide American and European fields, hundreds of faithfully rebuilt tractors and tools, and animals to tend at your own pace. Sow oats and cotton, haul harvests to sell, ride a horse between jobs. It is slow, steady work that settles into a comfortable rhythm, and cozy fans use it to unwind.
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Driving big machines at your own pace
You pick a tractor from brands like John Deere, Case IH, New Holland and Fendt, hitch up a cultivator, and work a field in long, straight lines. Sowing, fertilizing, weeding and harvesting follow the same calm loop, and hired help can take a pass while you haul grain to sell.
The draw is how undemanding it feels. There is no timer pushing you, so an evening can pass with you watching rows turn over and planning what to plant next. Getting lost in planting or harvesting is a highlight.
Animals, horses and an open countryside
Your farm can hold pigs, cows, sheep, chickens and horses. You feed them, tend them and sell what they produce, which gives you something to check on between field jobs. Oats double as horse feed, cotton brings a different harvest with its own machines.
You can also saddle a horse and ride across the open land around your farm. It is a slower way to look over fences, fields and farm buildings, and a pleasant break from the cab. The traffic office will not fine you for admiring your own wheat.
Good to know before you start?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. You can run your whole farm alone, doing the driving, sowing, harvesting and animal care yourself or with AI helpers. Online play with up to 16 players is there if you want company, but it is not required.
What can you actually grow and raise?
Field crops include cotton and oats alongside grains and root crops, plus sugarcane and forestry work.
Where do you farm?
In new American and European environments, large open maps with farmland to buy and build on. You can place your own farm buildings and expand from a small plot into a wider operation.
Do mods matter here?
Yes, in a practical way. Community-created mods add vehicles, tools and buildings through the in-game ModHub, including bonus machines, so you can shape the roster around the kind of farm you like.
