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Leans into Simulator, Strategy — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.
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Leans into Simulator, Strategy — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.
4 media reviews
Admittedly, Farm Tycoon's buggy on the Switch, and missing touch screen support leaves SONKA in the hot seat. But the amount of content, and the variety therein, combined with its addictive nature, makes this a good, if sloppy, pick for genre fans.
Read full review ↗Farm Tycoon is a game that has a lot of menus to read and tags to find and there is a lot of planning to do.
Read full review ↗While strategy and simulation titles remain a staple in the PC space, more often than not they tend to struggle on consoles...
Read full review ↗What can I say? I love Farm Tycoon because I love the management part, trying to make it into a thriving farm and keeping my eye on the finances. I would like to see some improvements however in the game like a tutorial that is sorely missed to make Farm Tycoon more accessible. It got me making my own lists and schematics, but I can see how this would deter other players. It’s been some time since I couldn’t stop thinking about a game during the day, wanting nothing better than to play on. A sure sign of a hit for me. Based on the PC game Farm Manager SONKA did a good job helping the game make the jump to consoles. It’s great fun to have this fully-fledged farm in handheld mode on my Switch. I can manage the farm while travelling to my own work by train!
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