Farming Simulator 18
Farming Simulator 18 is an open-world agricultural simula...
Farming Simulator 16 for the PS Vita places players right into the driver's seat of authentic, licensed agricultural vehicles as they build a flourishing farm business from the ground up. Players must manage an entire operational cycle: plowing fields, planting seeds (such as wheat, canola, corn, sugar beet, and potatoes), applying fertilizer, harvesting crops, and hauling yields to local buyers for profit. The game introduces expanded equipment lineups from major real-world manufacturers like Ponsse, New Holland, and McCormick, allowing players to diversify their income beyond traditional crops into forestry management—cutting down timber with specialized heavy machinery for the first time on the platform.
Developer: Giants Software
Publisher: Focus Home Interactive
Platform: PlayStation Vita (PS Vita)
Genre: Simulation, Management, Strategy
Release Date: October 6, 2015 (PS Vita)
Players: Single-player (with local multiplayer capabilities depending on version updates)
Format: Physical Cartridge and Digital Download (PlayStation Network / PSN)
Licensed Heavy Machinery: Operate over 20 faithfully modeled farming vehicles and tools from top real-world agricultural brands.
First-Time Forestry Integration: Use specialized forestry equipment and chainsaws to harvest timber and sell wood products for supplemental income.
Varied Crop Management: Cultivate, nurture, and harvest five distinct crop types to capitalize on fluctuating market demands.
AI Helper System: Delegate repetitive driving, plowing, and harvesting tasks to computer-controlled workers to streamline large-scale farm oversight.
Handheld Optimization: Built specifically with portable control mapping and dual-analog layouts to ensure smooth menu navigation and vehicle handling on the PS Vita.
While Farming Simulator 16 introduced key portable milestones like forestry mechanics and expanded vehicle brands to the system, Farming Simulator 18 later refined the formula by adding a larger map, a wider selection of crops (including sunflowers), and expanded livestock options like raising pigs.
Yes, once the game is downloaded from the PlayStation Store or loaded via physical game card, the entire single-player career mode and economy management can be played fully offline without an internet connection.
Yes, unlike many indie titles restricted entirely to digital distribution, Farming Simulator 16 received a physical retail cartridge release in major regions alongside its digital PSN launch.
While the core experience is designed as a single-player career, certain portable iterations of FS16 supported local wireless multiplayer modes for cooperative farm work, though single-player offline career progression remains the primary focus on the PS Vita.
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