The slightest misstep or strategic error, when selling your harvest for example, makes the player pay a high price, with a bank account that will immediately turn red. This player could on the one hand not understand anything, because the explanations are limited (as always on FS), and on the other hand remain blocked on a gameplay loop (tillage, sowing, harvesting, selling) indefinitely. Imagine a newcomer, who discovers the game with this mobile and limited version. But remember that I have several thousand hours of play on the Farming Simulator franchise, which I know inside out. The result of this choice, which we would have done well without, is that it will be necessary to coal about ten hours before being able to glimpse a perspective of evolution of your farm. Looking to test the forest gameplay? It will cost at least €500.000, divided between the harvester, the stump grinder, and the autoload transport trailer. Do you want a more efficient tractor? It's €200.000. A ridiculous sum when we know that it will not allow the purchase of any equipment. But above all, your starting capital is set at €100.000. You start your adventure with 3 low-powered tractors, a seeder, a cultivator, a combine harvester and a dumpster.

FS 23 accumulates nonsense, and we realize it all the more when we are a player of version 22 on PC. There was mention of performance problems, and rather dubious gameplay choices, curbing what makes the strength of this simulation: its sandbox side. Remember this Farming Simulator 20 review.

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