Farmer Sim 2015

Farmer Sim 2015 Farmer Sim 2015 is an open-world farming simulator where you plant crops, raise livestock, and drive authentic farm machines. Earn money to grow your farm, join multiplayer, and enjoy ongoing seasonal updates.

Farmer Sim 2015

Farmer Sim 2015 is an open-world farming simulation where you run your own farm from the ground up. Plant crops, raise livestock, and steadily grow your operation to make more money and buy better equipment. You can also drive a wide range of agricultural machinery around your fields to increase harvest output and boost your income. The game is continually updated as well, with new seasonal events and additions designed to keep players excited.

Gameplay

With a refreshed graphics and physics engine, Farming Simulator 15 offers a huge open world packed with environmental detail and visual effects—bringing the Farming Simulator experience into a new era.

Run your farm your way

Handle everything from crop harvesting to animal care, and from selling fresh products to woodcutting. Your progress grows as you earn profits and reinvest them into stronger tools and vehicles.

Explore a large Nordic and North American landscape

Traverse hundreds of acres of land across a new Nordic setting and a reworked North American environment. Use and drive over 140 authentic vehicles and farming tools from 40+ well-known manufacturers (including 20 new brands), such as New Holland, Ponsse, Case IH, and Deutz-Fahr.

Your equipment roster also includes tools dedicated to a new activity: woodcutting.

Multiplayer farming

In multiplayer, team up with as many as 15 friends to develop your farm together. With an active community behind the game, you can expect plenty of additional content—such as new vehicles, tools, and even new environments.

Key Features

Soil Preparation

• Before you plant, prepare fields by cultivating and fertilizing them.
• This helps crops grow healthily and supports higher yields.

Seeding and Harvesting

• Grow a variety of crops, including wheat, corn, canola, and more.
• Each crop comes with its own needs and reacts differently to market demand.

Watering and Fertilizing

• Keep production steady with regular irrigation and extra fertilization.
• Good maintenance can improve productivity and help reduce pest problems.

Livestock Types

• Care for cattle, sheep, chickens, and other animals.
• Livestock can produce goods like milk, wool, and eggs.

Feeding and Maintenance

• Animals need scheduled feeding.



• Keep shelters clean and maintain proper care to stay healthy and productive.

Production Output

• Track your livestock’s condition to optimize yields.
• Better management supports profitability.

Market Fluctuations

• Item prices change based on current supply and demand.
• Knowing the market helps you earn more money.

Investments and Upgrades

• Grow your farm by buying new land and upgrading equipment.
• Better tools can improve efficiency and output.

Staff and Automation

• Hire virtual workers to handle tasks for you.
• Use automated systems to streamline farm operations.

Player Comments

• “Coming back to Farming Simulator 2015 feels like opening an old photo album—familiar, a little rough around the edges, but packed with memories that make you smile. When it first released, everything felt simpler. I wasn’t worrying about deadlines or bills—just whether my wheat would be ready before I got distracted by logging trees and flipping tractors. Replaying it now, I can almost hear my younger self saying, ‘Wow, farming is relaxing,’ not realizing how much of my weekend I’d lose.”
• “It doesn’t have all the fancy features of the newer entries. The graphics are dated, physics can be pretty funny, and the maps feel smaller now. But that’s what makes it special—it's straightforward, cozy, and like catching up with an old friend who hasn’t really changed.”
• “Honestly, I’d recommend a later version instead of this one. The mechanics and the equipment/mods are the reason. FS2015 is stable, but it’s starting to show its age. You may run into trouble with certain parts like forestry. If you love it for nostalgia, it’s still fun—grab it on sale if you want to try it, otherwise consider moving to a newer iteration.”
• “I don’t even want to talk about it… my friend bought it for me. I thought it was a joke, and then I couldn’t stop playing for 16 hours straight. I showed up to work the next day without sleeping. I lost track of space and time—harvest wheat, plant canola—and somehow two hours disappeared like nothing. Maybe I had an epiphany and found my calling. 20/10.”
• “Farmer Bob walked out to his field and checked the fresh crop. Everything looked a bit sharper lately, which made him happy. But several of his favorite tools had disappeared from the market, which made him unhappy. He figured they’d return later—though he’d probably have to pay for them.”