Farming Simulator 25 is coming out on November 12th, and the developers at GIANTS Software have dropped major news at the Tokyo Game Show.
The most realistic farming game in the market today is finally going east, specifically to the province of Hutan Pantai.
Words do not do justice to how stunning the new map looks, but thankfully there is a trailer to do the talking.
GIANTS Software took primary inspiration from different areas of Japan and China when creating the map, and it shows.
Hutan Pantai strikes a good balance between urban, rural, and historical. Residential areas have vibrant pagodas, Shinto temples, cobblestone streets, and winding mountain roads.
At the same time, you have neon-clad high streets, modern highways, and imposing port infrastructure to help move the fruit of your labour out of the country.
The only constant between these contrasting realities is the abundance of kei trucks and tuk-tuks, the unsung heroes of small businesses that will help farmers reach areas where a usual freight truck cannot pass.
Planting More Than Just Vibes
Besides the peaceful East Asian countryside, Farming Simulator 25 brings major features to the game.
Farmers will have access to two types...
