
The dairy farmer is a simulation application that enables users to take responsibility for a farm in a playful way. The user is required to economize, feed the cows, purchase and sell them, manage milk production and more to keep the farm going until the user’s retirement.
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Hallo Zusammen Für grade mal 1.99€ habe ich es mir geholt, und ich muss sagen, das es gar nicht so einfach ist. Die Milchpeise sind ja echt gering, nun versteht man auch wieso die Bauern die Milchpreise höher haben wollen. Im Spiel für 0.28cent ist ja ein Witz, verdienen tut man da wirklich nicht. War glaub ich nun bei 0.37cent mal gewesen aber wirklich reich wird man auch da nicht. Ich verrate mal nicht wie was geht, das steht alles dazu, und für 1.,99€ nix bereut bis jetzt. Ist halt mal ein Blick wie die Bauern zu kämpfen haben um zu überleben. Nun weiß ich auch wieso ich an eine Milchtankstelle meine Milch kaufe. Und nicht diese Tetrapackmilch. Gute Arbeit von den Entwicklern des Spiels. Empfehle es weiter.
Bedenklich viel Spass für diesen Preis, interessant um mal einen Einblick in das Ganze zu bekommen. Selbst wenn man nicht in der Stadt aufwächst noch interssant das ganze System anzuschauen. Ist logischerweise nur eine Simulation, aber für den Preis kann man nichts sagen :)
It's really, really hard for me to give this game a review. First of all: It's a very small game, don't expect anything big. It's more of a clicker game. You cannot be very active in terms of building visible new buidlings. You can upgrade buildings, but just via text. The whole game takes place on two screens: The farm screen and the stable screen. There is no tutorial or anything like this, nothing is getting explained, yet the handling is pretty simple and I guess it's part of the game to explore the few mechanics by yourself. You start off pretty empty with 50k bucks and no cows at all. First step is obviously buying some cows and sell the milk. The nice thing is, the whole game was built around real data from German farmers. The price you get for your milk changes every day and is NEVER really high. The daily routine is also pretty simple: Feed your cows with special food, sell milk, maybe sell calves, and every few weeks seed the cows, repeat. Buy upgrades if you need them. That's it. When you get used to the few steps it really is nothing more than a clicker game. Also it is pretty easy to gain money once you learn how the mechanics work and what to do. The good thing is that it shows the hard life of a farmer and the ethnical dilemma we all as consumers are in and which not many people realise: Farmers are underpaid, and the cow's life is ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up beyond recognition. You always have to keep your cow pregnant to produce milk and sell the kids. That's cruel. All in all the game is entertaining for about 10 Minutes until it gets repetetive. I'll give it some points for the idea and motivation behind it, but - and I'm really sorry to say it in this case - it just doesn't make fun.
This is an interactive spreadsheet disguised as a dairy farm management simulator, basically. You click buttons and watch numbers go up or down. Lots...and lots...of buttons. Not a bad way to burn through a few hours apart from the longer you play the more bugged it gets. A relatively minor recurring bug would be the inability to feed your cows improved rations for the first month after you load a saved game. A relatively major one? The ending's broken - every month past December 2020 sees your cows cease milk and calf production rather than give you a proper campaign end screen like going bankrupt does. Statistics tracking is also fragged for some reason. Achievements too seem to be a bit...off, although most of them work. I'd love to recommend this were it patched but seeing as SteamDB lists Der Milchbauer's last depot update as over five years ago I doubt that'll ever happen. Avoid this one.
If you need to speed up your carpal tunnels inflamation, this game is your best choice. Buying 300 cows => clicking 300times (+), no +5 , +10, mark with shift etc... If you want to inseminate the 300 cows you have to click 300times, but also need to scroll in slowly reacting list. The worst GUI execution is dragging this game completely down. And with the real economic data, well I am not really sure. Its better to buy the cows and sell them when they stop milking and buy new ones, than to inseminate them. Does not sound reallistic to me.
Cooles Spiel für zwischendurch
echt öde, refunded
Habe den Milchbauer für meinen Youtube-Kanal angespielt. Grundsätzlich kann man sich das Spiel mal ansehen, jedoch nicht für 2 Euro. Interessierten sei das Video nahegelegt =) https://youtu.be/tdD21EDKB7Q
An und für sich ein nettes Spiel für zwischendurch. Allerdings hätte ich da zwei Sachen die mich stören: 1)Warum kann man die Kühe ab dem 72. Monat nicht mehr besamen? Kühe werden doch wesentlich länger gehalten und besamt. 2) Warum muss ich alle Kälber verkaufen? Die weiblichen bleiben eigentlich immer auf dem Betrieb, für die nächste Generation Milchkühe. Ansonsten kann ich echt ein Lob aussprechen auch gerade für das aussehen des ganzen Spiels !!
Ich finde das Spiel öde. Für das Spiel muss man schon selbst Bauer sein um da durch zu blicken! Weder Tutorial noch wirklich gute Hilfe im Spiel vorhanden! Das Spiel ist echt für den Mülleimer! Was man mit deM Spiel bezwecken wollte. Keine ahnung.
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