Farm Manager World

I honestly loved this game. Until the latest DLC it use to be my favorite and top played game. But the bugs.. need serious squishing. Farm hands grab donkey's to plough fields instead of oxen, and yes, I have plenty of oxen, and they graphically glitch through buildings or go to the farthest warehouse for things. Fields being stuck on certain parts of the growing process, workers getting randomly stuck and not doing anything. Half the time one worker in the animal run logistics, won't do anything and if they do, they only use the 1 donkey... never both at the same time. The list goes on.

So, the previous two games in the franchise were nice though a bit buggy. The developer really changed how this one functions under the hood as well as overcomplicating the economy. Right from the start the bugs were more and almost entirely came from changes from previous versions of the game. The dev was diligent at first but seems to be a smaller company for this game in spite of being far more ambitious a game. That early zeal however was replaced by a complete lack of interaction, rushing out a DLC that multiplied bugs and re-introduced the few that were fixed and the dev seems to have given up on this game. There are some quality of life changes that make going back to more functional games in the franchise frustrating but this one is so buggy as to be unplayable past a certain point. While none of the games were what I would call efficient with memory this one has since launch gotten worse and in spite of a computer well and good past the requirements this game claims and despite not even coming close to using half the RAM has a tendency of going down to less than 1FPS if even a single tab of chrome is also running. I need Chrome specifically for certain accessibility websites I use for my college work and I used to use this game as a hands busy tool while having my textbooks text to speech functions used. I am visually impaired and a part of that is I can't do reading for long periods of time without extreme eye fatigue. Between the game breaking bugs when moving to BIO crops the inability to use it for the main purpose of hands busy while studying and the developers complete withdrawal from the community I cannot reccommend this game or the developer.

Die Vorgänger waren total verbuggt, aber spielbar. Farm Manager World hat (inkl. des DLC "Africa") sogar Bugs, die verhindern, dass Felder bestellt werden. Insgesamt hat das Spiel einige nette, neue Ansätze, die einen Kauf wert gewesen wären. Wenn jedoch jedes zweite Feld am Ende gar nicht bestellt werden kann, dann ist das ein No Go. Rückerstattung beantragt, sollte es noch ein passables Bug fixing geben, kaufe ich das Spiel vielleicht wieder.

Too much micromanaging. I mean, why can't we make a game simple as Simfarm, a 30 years old game? "House for temporary workers", "House for permanent workers". Why can't the workers just come from nowhere and thats it? I must build a house for them, separately, and choose a specific date (DAY and MONTH) for them to work and... *Sigh* I'm not looking for real farming. I'm looking to relax. Not for me.

No, i can not be positive about the game. The logistics make no sense and your main famers house becomes useless after you build you first logistics building. They never explained it why or how, it just is. It looks good the first 2 hours and after that it is just unlogical and hard to understand what you need to do next. tip: do not buy, dont waste your money

依旧很多BUG

Just bleh I mean the core of the game is there and can be really fun. The tutorial/campaign is super long and poorly designed. If i need to research something point me directly to where the research is. Some QoL features and better menu design would definitely help.

Farm Manager World is an ambitious farming management simulator developed by Cleversan Games and published by Sim Farm S.A. and PlayWay S.A. Instead of presenting farming as a relaxing pastime, the game approaches agriculture as a complex business operation where efficiency, planning, and market awareness determine success. It expands the formula established by previous entries in the series by introducing larger production chains, diverse global environments, and deeper management mechanics, creating an experience that caters to players who enjoy detailed economic and logistical simulations. The game's biggest strength lies in its international scope. Rather than limiting players to a single region, Farm Manager World allows agricultural expansion into various parts of the globe, each offering distinct climates, crops, and production opportunities. These regional differences are more than cosmetic. Environmental conditions directly affect farming decisions, encouraging players to adapt their strategies depending on local resources and growing conditions. This variety prevents the gameplay from becoming repetitive and gives every new location its own unique challenges. Crop management forms the foundation of the experience and is handled with impressive attention to detail. Players must carefully monitor soil conditions, maintain proper nutrient levels, manage crop rotation schedules, and choose the most suitable plants for each field. Farming is not simply a matter of planting seeds and waiting for harvests. Every decision impacts long-term productivity, forcing players to think several seasons ahead. The emphasis on realistic agricultural practices adds depth and makes successful harvests feel genuinely rewarding. Animal farming is equally comprehensive. Livestock operations require careful planning, from purchasing and breeding animals to maintaining their health and maximizing production. Different species serve different economic purposes, allowing players to specialize in various sectors of agriculture. Whether focusing on meat production, dairy operations, or a diversified farming strategy, the livestock systems provide meaningful choices that complement the crop-growing mechanics. As farms expand, logistics become increasingly important. The game places significant emphasis on organization and workflow optimization. Buildings must be positioned intelligently, transportation routes need to be efficient, and workers require proper management to avoid bottlenecks. Warehouses, machinery, and production facilities all play essential roles in maintaining profitability. This aspect transforms the game from a traditional farming simulator into a broader business management experience where operational efficiency often determines success more than raw production numbers. The economic systems further enhance the strategic depth. Market conditions constantly evolve, causing prices to rise and fall based on demand and supply. Players must decide when to invest, when to store products, and when to sell for maximum profit. This dynamic economy introduces an element of risk and opportunity that keeps decision-making engaging throughout the campaign. A poor market prediction can reduce earnings, while smart timing can significantly increase revenue. Another standout feature is the extensive production and processing system. Raw agricultural goods can be converted into a variety of finished products through specialized facilities. Food processing, preservation, and manufacturing chains create additional ways to generate income and expand operations. Building these interconnected production networks provides a strong sense of progression, as a modest farm gradually develops into a large-scale agricultural corporation capable of producing and distributing valuable goods across multiple markets. The game also introduces organic farming options, adding another layer of complexity. Pursuing environmentally friendly production methods offers potential financial rewards but comes with additional challenges. Players must manage pests, diseases, and crop health without relying on certain conventional methods, creating a rewarding alternative path for those seeking greater realism and difficulty. Visually, Farm Manager World focuses on clarity and functionality rather than graphical spectacle. The environments are detailed enough to create an attractive rural atmosphere, while the interface provides easy access to the large amount of information required to run a successful operation. Fields, machinery, animals, and production facilities are presented clearly, allowing players to oversee even massive farms without becoming overwhelmed by visual clutter. What ultimately makes Farm Manager World stand out is the sheer depth of its systems. Every aspect of farming, from cultivation and livestock care to manufacturing, logistics, and international trade, is interconnected. The learning curve can be demanding, particularly for newcomers unfamiliar with management simulations, but players willing to invest the time will find a rich and rewarding experience filled with strategic possibilities. It is a game that values careful planning and long-term thinking, offering countless hours of meaningful progression for fans of detailed simulation titles. Rating: 7/10

The last two updates have fixed most of the major issues I originally had, so as of April 2026 I’m updating my review to Recommended. There is not enough difference between game versions. This is essentially the same as the last game, even has the same bugs, and more. Right now, IMO, at best the game feels like a modest upgrade over the 2021 version. Still has bugs, including ones that require an occasional save and reload to fix. Multiple... Still also have inconsistencies with N/pH systems, but the workers are not freezing up and fields are not stopping work at the fertilizer stage. The other bugs are frustrating, but I haven’t had the game-breaking issues from before. The game is actively being updated, which is encouraging. Still needs some love, but it's playable, IMO. I do enjoy this management sim. Besides continued polish, I’d like to see more depth going forward. Some further difficulty settings would also be a great addition, along with more complex and varied scenarios that require deeper planning and strategy.

I really enjoyed to play farm manager world and the previous games but unfornately the africa dlc is so broken if you check the discussion bug group so many ran into an problem with this dlc for me it broken the game that i couldnt continue because the fields were all bugged out that they gone dormant (heat season) permanently an ingame year passed or reload to older save didnt solved it such a bummer i hope they release couple good patches then i will update my review