So if you’re a farming sim devotee, you’ll have to make do with a generic Vistra tractor rather than a John Deere or a Case model. One has the bigger budget and access to real-world licences, while the other has to make do with dodgier-looking assets and made-up brand names. To be blunt, Farming Simulator is to Professional Farmer what FIFA is to PES. With a similar setup and collection of in-game systems, can this new hybrid iteration do enough to set it apart from its more popular counterpart? Let’s pull on our muddiest set of wellies and head out into the fields to find out… With Giants Software’s Farming Simulator seemingly sidestepping a release on a Switch this year (it debuted on the console last year), Visual Imagination Software’s rival series (yes, there’s even rivalry in the virtual agriculture scene) Professional Farmer has stepped into the fill the void with Professional Farmer: Nintendo Switch Edition. Farming simulators have been around for years, offering up a relaxed environment where your only worry is harvesting some crops before they with whither or keeping your pigs well fed. Take the simulation genre for instance a place that’s packed with all manner of seemingly mundane concepts that have gamified to create some of the most bizarrely engrossing experiences you can play. These days, practically every possible kind of pastime, occupation and setting has a gaming equivalent.
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