Farm Manager 2018

This game is very clunky. Building and road placement is really bad. There's no tooltips, or explanations for anything important. Everything happens incredibly slowly. The game's tutorial is pretty bad at actually teaching you things. It's more just a series of quests that force you to learn maybe half of what you actually need to know to get started. Pathfinding is atrocious. Workers walk around the entire map to get to a building next to where they started from. There's a reason this game goes on sale for dirt cheap. Free mobile games attempting the same thing are somehow more entertaining.

The game has been abandoned. If you get it for free, you can play it once, then it gets boring. Not much has changed since 2019.

If i ever have 10 hours free to play i would have play this !

Farm Manager 2018 is an enjoyable game. I haven't spent a huge amount of time playing it, but I've had a good time with it so far. At first, the game can feel a little complicated because you need to learn how the different functions work and understand how to manage your farm effectively. After some time, you start to understand the mechanics better and the game becomes much more enjoyable. I like being able to develop your own farm and decide how you want it to operate. My Rating: 7/10. An enjoyable simulator for people who like farm management games and don't mind spending some time learning the mechanics at the beginning. I haven't played it enough to judge everything the game has to offer, but my first impressions are definitely positive.

nice relaxing game

I really like this game. You look after your fields, buy and repair your equipment, train yourself to have more options, buy and sell stuff and feel like a farm owner. This is a Farm Manager, 2021 is more a production manager. If you like to be responsible for large fields full of grown wheat and harvest it and feel proud about it, this is the game for you. In the beginning you have to order your people around like crazy. The more things you learn by training, which costs money and time, the more things you can do. Late game you will be able to appoint people to fields, so they manage them themselves. Mostly. You can create production chains for milk, cheese, meat, honey or other things, but these are there to make money. You ARE a farmer and here you can have large fields and LARGE harvesters and train your people do become better. You can have green houses or bees or create power with solar power stations and sell it. There are a lot of things you can do and all of them are fun. Not everything is easy. Some things feel bugged or wrong until you understand the game logic. All of these cases are unnecessary because they are known and could have been solved, some just by addin…