Farming Life

Life on a virtual farm in Farming Life is pure bliss. A very helpful guide walks you through the entire game, always advising you on what to do so you don’t mess anything up. You’ll build an empire from a small farm, filled with animals, crops, orchards, and tractors. Since it’s a simulator, it’s hard to find fault with the game, but you could say that something is missing. From my perspective, it could use a slightly faster pace and better music; plus, I feel a bit of pressure because the game really tries to make me feel at ease, and then suddenly events take an unexpected turn.

Farming Life is a simulation game where we will become the managers of a farm in which we will have to cultivate, take care of animals and manage our staff in charge to make our small field something that brings us great benefits.

Selling elegantly smoked cold cuts and fresh bread or confectionery for a hefty sum is a lot of satisfaction, and a pleasant graphic style and unhurried pace can relax.

All in all, Farming Life is not a bad game. Unfortunately, for me, I personally preferred other farming sim games. But please don’t let that sway you away from this game. It is a good game and Pyramid Games has done a solid job on this. It does have some good little features in it which does keep it fresh from other titles. I give Farming Life the Thumb Culture Gold Award.