Farming Simulator 15, the most popular game on Push Square barn none – seriously, internal statistics show that you're all somewhat agriculturally inclined – will sow its seeds on the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3 from 19th May. The husbandry hit was revealed for Sony's systems last year, but a delay upset the applecart – so to speak.
The field good affair will put you under thresher all over again, as you deal with the dairy demands of running your own idyllic estate. This beefed up version will feature a farm fresh graphics engine, and, for the first time, woodcutting as a main activity. We hope that developer Giants Software isn't barking up the wrong tree with that one.
Puns aside, this author actually genuinely enjoys this property – much to the rest of Push Square Towers' dismay. Sow do you feel about it? Try not to make a pig's ear of things in the comments section below.
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Manure so mean taking the mickey like that.
@get2sammyb: Well we now all know your 2015 download game of the year pick. ;p
I loved this on PS3, so I can't wait for this on PS4! I love simulation games like this, and this one kinda feels like a Harvest Moon (Which never really truly came out on PS3). I only wish more sim games would come out. I'd love to see a new Thrillville, The Sims 4, Harvest Moon or something like Animal Crossing come out for on the PS4...I'll even take a Lost in Blue!
@JLPick We are kindred spirits. I also adore these types of games. I can't believe that there aren't more of them on consoles.
@get2sammyb They seemed to be in plenty on the early systems, and just seem to fall away from the systems now. I guess that's one of the reasons I liked the Wii, they had a lot where PS3 only had a few (Rune Factory, Eye Pets, Sims 3). I think we need a new Harvest Moon for the systems, not portables, and I really hope and wish that the Sims 4 would come out for PS4.
What would be amazing is if they combined goat simulator into this as an online multiplayer, one could go around and wreck farms as a commando goat.
I grew up on an actual farm. So I'm already too advanced for these.
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