There are also a number of staple farmyard animals to care for, but these need purchasing with your profits you only start off with chickens at the beginning. The wide range of activities and the vast number of licensed vehicles is enough to keep any purist busy for a long time as they sow, fertilise, grow and cut their crops. However, this is by no means a majorly bad problem as the actual farming gameplay is very solid. But Farming Simulator draws a firm line in the sand and really prevents any such sort of perversion.
Building a roller coaster that isn’t a complete track, or releasing a lion into a crowded zoo. This perversion of the game is standard to any type of simulation game, as the player tries to have more fun with the gameplay, eg. No, this game is doing exactly what the title suggests and is purely a Farming Simulator. I did manage to chainsaw all the trees down a suburban street, but the only thing this did was then make it impossible to drive down it. You can purchase a chainsaw from the store, but again, every animal is impervious to it. Understandably, some of the vehicles around your farm have rear wheel steering, but almost all the cars drive like they do, proving very difficult to get from A to B. Your car does take flight when you speed off a cliff, but the steering is so bad you wish it would just spontaneously combust like a classic Bond film car does when pushed off the hill. Any car you bash into causes you to rebound off, even with a tractor, whilst pedestrians just phase through the car. Turns out, not a lot! Your pickup truck is located right next to where you spawn, but there is precious little you can do with it, except drive.