Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #609 in Digital Video Games
- Brand: Focus Home Interactive
- Released on: 2012-10-25
- Platforms: Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows XP
- Format: Download
Farming Simulator 2013 [Download]
Product Description
Farming Simulator 2013, the #1 farming simulation game.
Welcome to the largest and most exciting farming simulator ever made! Farming Simulator 2013 is bigger and enriched with outstanding content and many new features, challenging you to take on the role of a modern day farmer.
Animal husbandry, crops, sales… It's up to you to manage and grow your own farm in a huge, totally new world. As you progress in your career and complete different missions, you'll control more than a hundred farming vehicles and machines faithfully recreated from the biggest names in the industry: Case IH, Deutz-Fahr, Lamborghini, Same, Horsch and newcomer Grimme… This year, Farming Simulator is back with even more diverse crops (sugar beet and potatoes), new livestock (chicken and sheep) and new vehicles never seen before in a video game!
Farming Simulator 2013 also comes with an online mode and online services. You'll be able to manage a farm with up to 10 other players online or via local network. You can also share mods, vehicles and equipment with players from all over the world, providing unlimited hours of gameplay.
Thanks to its many new features, its new world and its huge fleet of exclusive vehicles and machines, Farming Simulator 2013 invites you aboard the largest farming simulation and the best installment in the Farming Simulator series!
System Requirements
| Minimum Specifications: | |
| OS: | Win 7, Vista and XP |
| Processor: | AMD/INTEL 2.0 GHZ |
| RAM: | 1024 MB |
| Hard Drive: | 1 GB |
| Video Card: | 256 MB OF VIDEO MEMORY ATI RADEON X1600/NVIDIA GEFORCE 7600/INTEL HD 2000 OR HIGHER |
| Additional Info: | INTERNET CONNECTION REQUIRED FOR THE GAME ACTIVATION AND THE ONLINE GAME |
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
32 of 40 people found the following review helpful.
By Augusto gamarra
First of all first: Let me tell you that I have an agronomist background so it is easy for me to analyze the simulation part of this game. On addition to that, I just want to say that this review is intended more for the developers than for gamers, including a list of things that need to be addressed in order to improve the simulation part of the game.The game is very entertaining, the graphics are good enough, the logic is very simple and easy to understand but there are many things that have to be improved in order to be a real farming simulatorInstead of giving more information of the particulars of the game I recommend going to youtube and look for many gameplays to have an idea of how is this game.Following is a list of the many things that the developers can address to make the game more challenging and varied:* There is no weather difference. It is the same: winter or summer; or dry season or rainy season* Only one environment, there are not desert environments, tropical environment, etc.* Too few crops, nothing about: rice, sugar cane, cotton, soybean, any kind of fruits which suppose a different work (grapes, critics, apples and their kind, apricots and their kind, olives, etc.) any other crop worldwide cultivated.* All the crops are cultivates identical when in reality different crops need different treatment* There is no need weed control (not very realistic)* NO need of formulating fertilizers (this depends on the crop)* NO pest control (come on! since biblical times there is the need of controlling bugs and of course different bugs for different crops)* No disease control* No rain or artificial irrigation (technified or traditional). No advanced irrigation systems* No weather disasters (droughts, floods, storms, "el niño" weather disturbance, monsoons, tornadoes, frosts, etc.* There is almost no need of ploughs, and this is nonsense, a cultivator is almost never enough.* No soil differences, these impacts in the kind of crop and the irrigation (acid soil, salty soil, sandy soil, clay soil)* There is no practical difference among the tractors (with the exception of fuel consumption), so you can buy lots of the cheap ones and you will be ok.* The size of each piece of land is small with only 4 exceptions* There is always the need of driving from one part of the map to the other, there could be a kind of driving directions* The PDA gives very limited information* After a time the game becomes very repetitive* The poultry part of the game is too simple, poultry is much more than having 4 chickens in a corral.* The tractor can be stuck between trees or anything in the field very easily and you are doomedIncluding these recommendations does not mean to make the game impossible to play for begginners or people with out any knwoledge of agriculture. the tutorial can explain very well the cicle of the agricultural process and be more speciffic than they are in the gameIn addition to this list, in my opinion, the game need something like achievements to eliminate the repetitiveness of the game as for example, new crops when you have more experience, better yield with experience, new machines that appear in the market. The idea is that the game can change and develop having different things to do for the player
9 of 10 people found the following review helpful.
By William E. Bryson
I used FS 2011 for hundreds of hours. It was good but it wasn't great! FS 2013 is much better. When you set up a hired hand to take a tractor/implement the program aligns it with the field. Great improvement. The real nice feature is the new implements and items added by Giant that load flawlessly. I've tried several sdown load sites and it's harder than FS 2011 download placement. It does work at times, but mostly doesn't. I haven't tried the easy or hard mode, but chose the Normal mode. It's hard but far more realistic than FS 2011. The milk production income is harder to read and mowing grass seems spotty. Would have been nice to see hired workers to drive fertilizing, mowing so we would have better time to haul harvested crops. The horseshoes gathering is not worth the effort. Hard to find and no where as good as the bottles in FS 2011 which were difficult enough.Overall, great to have the new version and I look forward to many great hours running the farm.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
By J. Grimmett
I love simulator-style games, and I thought I'd give this one a try. I never played any of the previous versions. It was after watching several "Let's Play" videos on YouTube that I decided that I wanted to try it out for myself. First thing I did was go into the game setup and change the keyboard controls around to make it more comfortable, and then I was good to go.I'm glad I watched the YouTube videos first; the .PDF documentation that came with the Amazon download seems kind of sparse. The ingame tutorials helped, but I got lost on one of them. Luckily someone made a YouTube video on that as well.I still haven't tried the Multiplayer settings yet. I've discovered that my friends get offended when I start making demands that they come and work my fields and milk my cows, but I keep trying. Anyway, despite the learning curve and reluctant friends, I find the game relaxing and fun.
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