Focus Home Entertainment

Here at GamesReviews.com we love our Farming Simulator titles, and no one is doing it better than the great people at Giants Software and Focus Home Entertainment have knocked it out of hte park yet again with Farming Simulator 19, the biggest and most immersive farming simulation experience yet.

The dark and dreary setting of World War 1 London wasn't something I thought i would ever enjoy, but when you factor in vampires and an intriguing story, perceptions begin to change. From beginning to end, Vampyr was a story I constantly was engaged with, and although the lackluster and clunky combat almost held me back a few times, the running story and character progression kept me focused on the end game.

If you've been following our website over the last few years, you probably know that I'm a huge fan Farming Simulator titles. The last two that have hit the market - Farming Simulator 2017 and Farming Simulator on Nintendo 3DS - have booth been fantastic titles, and I've spent numerous hours - and over 100 hours on the Xbox One version - with both titles, so when it was announced today that the game would be coming to Nintendo Switch, I was pretty excited! Check out the trailer below!

Farming Simulator games have never been that strong on handhelds, and when I heard that Farming Simulator 18 was coming to the 3DS and PS Vita, I wasn't the least big excited. If your read our review of Farming Simulator 17, you'll know that we absolutely loved that game, stating that it combined all the elements of past Farming Simulator games that were well received, and left behind the problematic issues. When loading up Farming Simulator 18, I was hoping for something similar. Had Focus Home Entertainment and Giants found a way to push off those handheld ...