Farming Simulator 15
Games by Giants Software

Farming Simulator 15

Giants Software

Rank
#5 / 9
Released
2014
Studio
Giants Software
Genre
simulation video game

At a glance

Farming Simulator 15 is a farming simulation game from Giants Software, released in 2014. It puts you in charge of a farm, with work spanning crop harvesting, animal husbandry, selling fresh produce and woodcutting. Income from the operation can go toward developing the farm and investing in vehicles and tools. The game includes Nordic and renovated North American environments, along with more than 140 vehicles and farming tools from over 40 manufacturers. Woodcutting adds a dedicated set of equipment and tools. Play alone or invite up to 15 friends to help grow the farm in multiplayer. Steam lists co-op and cross-platform multiplayer among its features, alongside achievements, trading cards, Steam Cloud, Family Sharing and partial controller support. Listed platforms include Windows, macOS and PlayStation 3, though the Steam platform listing names Windows and macOS.

Who it is for

It suits players who want a farm-management simulation with crop, animal and forestry activities. Multiplayer supports inviting friends to help develop a farm.

What is good

  • Farm work includes crops, livestock, sales and woodcutting.
  • Nordic and North American environments are included.
  • More than 140 vehicles and tools.
  • Multiplayer supports up to 15 invited friends.

What to know first

  • Partial controller support is listed.
  • Steam lists Windows and macOS; PlayStation 3 is also listed.

Verdict

Farming Simulator 15 combines farm management with forestry and a substantial vehicle and tool selection. Its multiplayer option lets a group work on the same farm.

Details

Year
2014wikidata.org · 3 Oct 2026
Developer
Giants Softwarewikidata.org · 3 Oct 2026
Genre
simulation video gamewikidata.org · 3 Oct 2026
Platforms
Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, macOSwikidata.org · 3 Oct 2026

More games by giants software

See the list

Listed on VGSources

Sources