Farming simulators are sleeper hit games because they're low profile, but somehow widely popular. Today, Giants Software and Focus Home Interactive announced Farming Simulator 19. The game will be coming to Xbox One, PC, and PlayStation 4 at the end of 2018.
According to the developer, the successful franchise takes a giant leap forward in 2018 because it features a complete overhaul of the graphics engine. The reveal trailer showcases the new visuals and enhanced effects, along with what to expect from the experience.
Farming Simulator 19 will include three unique open worlds at launch, in which you can develop and expand your farm alone or with friends. Two entirely new environments will be revealed soon, as well as an improved version of the South American map which has been completely overhauled using the new graphics engine. Players should expect more foliage and other additions so that it looks more alive.
The developer is promising significant improvements to nearly every aspect of Farming Simulator 19, not just the enhanced graphics. One of the most important factors enthusiasts look for is the variety of vehicles available in such a game. New content is expected to be richer than ever with the addition of more big brand vehicles. Aside from the larger roster, the game will also introduce new farming activities, new animals such as horses, brand new mechanics, and new crops. All of these changes are expected to be revealed in the coming months.
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