Global Farmer

Isn't very intuitive as a game, immediately overwhelmed with information, and ultimately the game play loop doesn't seem all that enjoyable. Not saying its a bad game, just isn't for me.

At this point, this game seems rather simplistic. The satellite map data adds a layer of interest, but not sophistication. The lay of the land seems to matter relatively little, and once you factor in the general climate, it seems like you can plant just about anything that will grow remotely well and turn a profit, even on hard mode, as long as you spam the fields with water and fertilizer. At that point, management becomes a whack-a-mole process of simply staying on top of your field conditions. The other issue is that tree crops like olives are planted and harvested just like grain and other crops. This seems like a big miss, since wheat grows in months and olive trees can stand for centuries. I shouldn't have to re-seed them, or even get to re-seed them, once planted, Nor should they yield fruit immediately. That's a realism-breaking issue IMHO. This game shows promise but there's a long way to go before it becomes a sophisticated reflection of farming or management.

Global Farmer by Thera Bytes GmbH and published by Aerosoft GmbH is a farming simulation that sets itself apart through an ambitious and unusual concept: giving players the ability to establish and manage a farm almost anywhere on the real-world map. Instead of relying on pre-designed regions or fictional landscapes, the game draws from global geographical data to generate playable environments, allowing players to experiment with agriculture across different climates, terrains, and conditions. This idea immediately gives the game a strong sense of scale and uniqueness, as it shifts the focus from a single farm to a worldwide sandbox of possibilities. The gameplay emphasizes management and planning rather than direct control of farming equipment. Players oversee their operations from a top-down perspective, making decisions about where to build infrastructure, which crops to grow, and how to allocate resources effectively. This approach places the experience closer to a strategy or tycoon game than a traditional farming simulator. Expanding a farm involves constructing facilities, organizing supply chains, and ensuring that production runs efficiently, creating a loop centered on …

dont get this stupid game it is unenjoyable

not funny

Honestly a simple and straightforward game, only downside is there isnt a sandbox mode. Personally I think sandbox mode would make this game 10x more fun, just because the cash making in this game is a bit more difficult than most games.