Technically speaking, Farming Simulator runs just fine on the Switch. If you’ve played a Farming Simulator game before, you’ll be able to pick this up almost instantly. Controls are laid out almost identically to other platforms, with players using the left and right bumpers to access different features of each vehicle. Players plow fields, plant seeds, grow crops, harvest and sell the fruits of their labor, buy farm animals, upgrade vehicles and everything else you’d expect.
Farming Simulator has made its first foray onto a Nintendo console with the Switch, so how does it compare to its PC and console counterparts? While the game runs fine, it lacks a few of the desirable new features found on other platforms.įarming Simulator 17 on Switch retains the core gameplay experience for which the franchise is known. However, there’s a certain charm to running a farm, harvesting crops and raising animals. Farming Simulator may sound like a terribly boring game, and frankly, it kind of is.
