As maps go, there's the standard 'Merica, as well as an Eastern European/Russian-looking one. Furthermore, pigs have been added as livestock, and there are a couple of new plants for you to grow, with sunflowers looking pretty impressive - and, yeah, if you find it strange that new crops count as additions in a videogame, then you are clearly not in the right review.

Farming Simulator 17 comes with tons of new tractors, harvesters, combines and so on, with a lot of known manufacturers thrown into the mix. Thankfully, things look much better in the content front.

Furthermore, while a lot of new machines have been added, and although their engines sound pretty good, the 'cockpit' camera still doesn't let you do much with all those buttons and levers. The visuals have marginally improved, the weather still never changes, physics (as well as damage) are almost non-existent, and there's a great lack of rural-atmosphere-enhancing ambient sounds. Well, before delving into the more important facts, everyone who likes simulation titles knows that half of the fun is the immersion factor, which, to be honest, hasn't really changed that much.

Of course, the vast majority who will play this are those who have already played such a title and the only thing that matters for them is whether this has had any substantial changes and additions. Therefore, those who have tried to get into a previous farming simulator and found it to be one of the most boring things that a human being could do, better stay away from Farming Simulator 17 at all costs. Undoubtedly, realistic simulators that deal with everyday (for some) work like farming are a love-it-or-hate-it kind of deal.

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