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Real Farm Gold Edition PS5 Free Download GAMESPACK.NET Real Farm is set in America although in-game currency can be selected as either dollars or euros. Having watched the trailer countless times prior to being given the chance to review the game, I couldn’t wait to explore the countryside in stunning 4k all the while bobbing about on my tractor. From sowing crops, tending to livestock and then buying and selling using the real time economy, you can live the farming dream, well that’s the hope anyway before the likes of the supermarket giants come and screw you over. You have the choice to play either in “Free Mode” where you start with a farm from the off and can rapidly develop it or if you fancy a challenge, and have a lot of time on your hands, there is “career mode” where you start from the very beginning. I went with the career side of things and like most sims this began with a tutorial to slowly teach you the skills required to be a successful farmer. Starting with a tractor you are plunged into a decent sized 4K world with various fields, depots and shops that you can visit to either earn or spend money. TOP/BEST ADULT VIDEO GAMES IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (USA)

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Picking what task you would like to do from the job board allows you to select between various work that is currently available. I chose to cultivate a field and immediately the mini map showed me the location of the cultivator attachment that I required and the field in question. The game mechanics of driving the tractor along with the camera seemed a little clunky and at times frustrating with the turning circle of the tractor being one of my biggest issues. I’m lucky enough to be married to a farmer’s daughter and I can say from experience that tractors can turn a lot easier than this! With a press of a controller button a handy wheel appears that allows you to take over the more intricate controls of the vehicle that you are currently driving. Examples of the controls are the ability to turn on and off vehicle working lights, raise and lower equipment and also alter the side it is deployed on. Heading off to the field which is a brief drive away either across country or civilised via the traffic laden roads, you are prompted to lower the tractor equipment into the ground and start cultivating the field.

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A timer begins, giving you around 45 minutes to complete the task and a progress bar slowly fills as you drive up and down the muddy field. The job does not complete until you hit 100%. Success in the task rewards you with money which you can spend on new machinery and later, the hire of workers to compete the jobs for you. Happy with my initial progress I decided to go for a second job that required the use of a combine harvester. Once more the locations appeared on the mini map and I walked to the yard to collect the harvester. Walking upto the vehicle I could not for the life of me get the button trigger to appear for me to enter the vehicle. I found this really annoying as this lasted a good five minutes whereby I repeatedly walked upto the vehicle and tried looking up at the driver’s door, the main cab, the ladder that hung down, the step, pretty much every area where I would think you may need to stand to enter the vehicle. Eventually the prompt finally appeared but by then I was very close to putting the controller down. Harvesting the field was pretty much the easiest bit of this challenge!! Priest Simulator

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With enough money to purchase my very own tractor it was off to the shop to see what I could afford, however disappointment was my first thought. For me the drive to go out there and earn money within a game is the reward of later on purchasing a high end item. In Farming Simulator there are a multitude of licensed branded vehicles, which as you progress, make the job a lot easier due to their size and speed however Real Farm offers only a handful of vehicles which although are fictional, didn’t really get me that enthusiastic. The popularity of farming sim games has been a big surprise to the gaming world over the last few years. There seems to have been a host of different examples of the genre in recent years, all gagging to hit the gamer’s farming fix. Unfortunately, they haven’t been critically acclaimed, but the people out there continue to buy them and do seem to love heading down to the farm. I was curious to find out why. In Real Farm you play mainly in a career mode, where you can choose your difficulty level. I initially went for easy – as I said, I’m scared of sheep so need all the help I can get.

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The game starts by placing you in a farm in the middle of a sunny generic American countryside. You seem to be playing a down on his luck freelance farm labourer, one who’s up for some hard work and some ready cash. You first get a job to plough a field, but in order to do this you have to borrow the farm tractor, put a weight on the front and a plough on the back, and Bob’s your farmer. You then drive towards a field and start to plough. This consists of driving the tractor, which is like every other driving game, but you also have to make sure the plough is in… plough mode, and off you go. The way to do this is to basically make sure every piece of dirt in the field is ploughed, in a set time (normally 45 minutes). And that is about it. When the field is ploughed, you get to cultivate the land, which basically sees you doing the same thing except with a cultivator on the back instead of the plough. You then need to plant the seeds – which again is the same task, but with a seed maker on the back. Then there is insect spraying and then harvesting. Can you guess how you do those? Yep, same thing again. Elex II PS5

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All of this hard work will give you money so you can start to buy your own vehicles, tractors, farms, workers and livestock, becoming a uber farmer and taking over the countryside. But whilst it all sounds a bit tedious, how does it play? Well, let’s just say I used to have a job stacking boxes in a Trivial Pursuit Factory and that was hugely exciting when compared to the amount of field work I’ve had to put in with this game. You spend up to 20 minutes of real world time per field, depending on the quality of the tractor, and those 20 minutes are very boring indeed. But strangely, the possibility of building up cash and employing others to do the work is tempting enough to keep the interest alive, especially as you have a small town to negotiate around, with a number of different farms and shops. You can pick up jobs from the notice boards outside the farm entrances, and as you would expect, the more jobs you do for that farmer, the cheaper they will sell their farm to you for. Career mode helps you achieve farming glory with personal goals, but the sudden jump in the tasks required made me laugh.

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It all starts with manageable missions – buy a tractor and take in about six fields worth of work, and then buy a plough to take in maybe three fields. But then you need to buy a farm for a million pounds, and that means you need to cancel everything, your whole life, because you’re going to be ploughing for months on end. This I think is the crux of the matter, and the decider over whether you’re going to love Real Farm or not. Farming sim fans will, quite obviously, relish the challenge and this has got everything they could ever want. I mean it all works fine, the career mode is good and there seems to be a range of vehicles that will satisfy farming experts around the world. But it is the newcomers to the genre that Real Farm might find tricky to attract – all because of the farming grind. It’s relentless in its workload, way before you get to the more interesting stuff involving budgets, farm planning and livestock. Yes, budgets are interesting. I have to admit to becoming slightly addicted to the whole thing, but can I see myself heading back to the farm once I’m done with this review? Um, nope. It has to be said that Real Farm looks fine and bright with a nicely drawn countryside community.

The vehicles and farming equipment are all shiny and clear, but I‘m certainly not qualified enough to tell you whether they are correct or accurate. There’s the odd anomaly, like not seeing any life in the farming town, and there was the same creepy red car that seemed to be watching me as I ploughed away. It got me so paranoid that I stood in front of it and there was no one in the driving seat. It was like it had arrived via an X-Files episode. Then there were the glitching pigs, but that’s another story altogether. I have to start this review with what hurts me the most, the technical issues. You can read a lot about this game, nothing good, actually. Both in terms of graphics, physical and stability, the game has nothing to boast about. While the game looks pretty good, the problems start with moving. The animations are time-lapse, sometimes completely unrealistic, it often happens that the wheels in the aggregated machines do not move at all, and they should. I had to get used to the movement of the tractor wheels, because something does not suit me, they look like badly animated LEGO bricks. The physics in the game is also so-so, because our vehicles are indestructible, as well as road signs, and the pile of stones is completely unbeatable.

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Additionally, if we reverse, we should not pay attention to the movement of the trailer, because it can’t come off and instead of playing around to point it, you can just push it. This issue was much better addressed in GTA: San Andreas! The stability of the gameplay is another aspect that hurts, and it is why the game scores so low for playability. Unfortunately, the game likes to kick us out of the game all of a sudden, so we’ll have to restart Real Farm and hope there was a save recently. The worst part is that the game crashes completely randomly. There is no specific place or event that causes a problem. Once I was blown away after completing a task, once after unlocking an achievement, and another time while playing with a combine. However, when the game works, it works quite tolerably. Sometimes it happens that the game slows down a bit, skips a few frames, and although this is noticeable, it does not prevent such a lazy gameplay. Because whoever has not played will not believe it. Driving a tractor in the field is boring, it happened to me several times. The game will start to get boring. But that’s not a minus, that’s a feature of these games. The downside may be that the game does not allow you to progress quickly. Rugby 22 PS5 

Note: This game will only run on consoles with the original firmware that are connected to the PSN online account and purchased the game from PSN.

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