Farm Simulator 22

Farm Simulator 22 Farm Simulator 22 is an immersive mobile farming simulation where you build your farm empire—plant crops, raise livestock, manage resources, and expand with tech, markets, quests, and multiplayer community.

Farm Simulator 22

Farm City Simulator 22 is an immersive farming simulation built for mobile. You play as a farmer who gradually grows a thriving agricultural business—planting many different crops, raising livestock, managing resources carefully, and expanding with new tools, buildings, and modern farming technology. The game also includes dynamic weather and a market system, plus a lively trading market, community features, multiplayer play, and plenty of decorations and quests. With polished visuals and simple, mobile-friendly controls, it delivers a full farming experience that blends strategy, fun, and community for players of all ages.

Three Additional Maps

To expand your farming options, Farming Simulator 22 adds three more maps: Elm Creek, Haut-Beyleron, and Erlengrat. Each one brings its own landscape, climate, and detailed environment—along with different farming challenges. You’ll also deal with different crop choices and livestock setups depending on the map you select.

• Elm Creek (US): A beginner-friendly map with mostly flat terrain and only slight elevation changes. You begin in the middle of the map, where you can build your farmhouse, barn, and other structures needed to operate your fields.
• Haut-Beyleron (France): Set in hilly countryside with a moderately warm climate. It’s a great place for exotic crops such as olives and grapes. It’s flexible enough for both new and experienced farmers.



• Erlengrat (Swiss Alps): A challenging map aimed at skilled players. Expect mountainous terrain and a colder climate, where farming requires careful planning to work the slopes step by step.

Key Features

• HD Graphics: Enjoy HD visuals, and you can install the game on any Android device, including phones with low memory.
• Realistic Vehicles: Vehicles are stored in the garage, and you’re expected to drive them as you would in real life. The controls and vehicle interior are designed to match the experience.
• Plant & Harvest: The game covers core farming tasks—sowing, managing crops, and harvesting. Use the available machines to complete jobs efficiently.
• Build a Business: Start with agriculture, then expand into poultry and dairy production. Later, you can even branch into real estate.
• Handle Everything Yourself: Manage tasks on your own, operate machines manually, and learn the small details that affect farming results.

Experience “GTA-Style” Farming

In look and feel, Farm Simulator: Farming Sim 22 comes across like a Grand Theft Auto experience—but set in farmland. It also includes a structured main story with a mostly linear progression. You’ll receive guidance throughout the game, and you’ll often be directed to enter glowing portals in different colors to complete tasks such as planting seeds or hopping into a tractor.

After you pass the early tutorial, the gameplay opens up. You can focus on one part of your farm or juggle multiple responsibilities at once. The game uses lower-resolution textures, which may reduce visual sharpness, but helps keep performance optimized and reduces lag on mobile devices.

A free version is available too, though it functions more like a trial. With the paid subscription, you unlock an additional farming scenario plus a larger library of content—ranging from new tractors to new locations. Still, regardless of how you play, there are a few technical drawbacks, including audio resetting

Crops You Can Grow

• Wheat: Planted from September to October. Takes up to 10 months to grow.
• Barley: Same planting season as wheat. Cultivation takes about 9 months.
• Oat: Harvested using a combine harvester and a grain header. Planting runs from March to April, and it takes 4 months to harvest.
• Canola: The longest growing crop at 11 months. Plant between August and September.
• Sorghum: The shortest growing period at 4 months. Plant between April and May.
• Grapes: A fruit crop planted mechanically. Requires 6 months of cultivation.
• Olives: One of the most profitable options. Can be grown and harvested in about 4 months.



• Sunflowers: A flexible crop that takes around half a year to grow.
• Corn: A basic crop commodity and one of the easiest to cultivate.