- October 26, 2019
- Grenoble Interactive, LLC
- 29h median play time
Farmington County: The Ultimate Farming Tycoon Simulator
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About
In Farmington County, manage your own farming empire across varied terrain, from rolling hills to dense forests. Cultivate crops, raise livestock, and master various machines to expand and optimize your operations. Compete with other players online and tackle challenging missions to become the ultimate farming tycoon.











- The game offers a unique and engaging farming experience, allowing players to start from basic tools and gradually build their farm with various crops and vehicles.
- The developer is active in the community and shows potential for future updates, which keeps players hopeful for improvements and new content.
- Many players find the game relaxing and addictive, providing a satisfying sense of progression as they manage their farm.
- The game has been plagued by bugs, including a game-breaking issue that erases saved games, leading to frustration among players.
- Development has stalled, with no updates since October 2022, raising concerns about the game's future and its status as abandonware.
- Controls are clunky and unintuitive, making it difficult for new players to get started, which detracts from the overall experience.
grinding
37 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe grinding aspect of "Farmington County" is noted to be present primarily in the early game, where players must engage in repetitive tasks to progress, such as using simple tools before advancing to more complex machinery. While some players find this grind tedious, others appreciate the sense of satisfaction that comes with building their farm and progressing through the game. Overall, the game balances grinding with a relaxing experience, appealing to fans of the farming simulation genre.
“Boring, tedious, empty, lonely.”
“It's going to make the early game more grindy and the end game too easy, or else they just won't be very useful.”
“Most farming games that call themselves sims hold my attention very little; they just get boring.”