Farming Simulator 20

Farming Simulator 20 is the definitive mobile farming experience from GIANTS Software, released in December 2019 for Android, iOS, and Nintendo Switch. For the first time on mobile, the game includes the iconic John Deere brand alongside other industry giants like Case IH, Fendt, New Holland, Massey Ferguson, and more — totalling over 100 faithfully recreated vehicles and tools. Players cultivate a North American farm, growing crops such as wheat, corn, cotton, soybeans, canola, and sugar beet, while also raising livestock. The 3D visuals are detailed and the open-world farm environment creates a relaxing yet deep simulation experience. A must-play for farming game fans on mobile. 🚜🌾

- 🎮 Intuitive Controls: Farming Simulator 20 features smooth, responsive controls optimized for mobile touchscreen gameplay. - 🎲 Multiple Game Modes: Explore various game modes that keep the gameplay fresh and exciting in Farming Simulator 20. - 🚀 Easy to Learn: Jump right into the action with an intuitive tutorial system that gets you playing in minutes. - 🏅 Competitive Leaderboards: Compare your scores and achievements with friends and players around the world. - 📱 Offline Play: Enjoy Farming Simulator 20 anytime, anywhere — even without an internet connection.

1. Start your farm Launch Farming Simulator 20 and begin a new game in the North American open-world farm environment. 2. Select a vehicle Walk to or spawn a vehicle in your garage and tap to board tractors, harvesters, or other equipment. 3. Prepare your fields Use a cultivator or plow attachment to prepare soil in your selected field before sowing. 4. Plant crops Attach a seeder to your tractor and drive across the prepared field to plant your chosen crop. 5. Maintain and harvest Apply fertilizer for better yields, then return at the right growth stage with a harvester to collect crops. 6. Sell your produce Drive your loaded trailer to a sell point marked on the map to earn money from your harvest. 7. Expand your farm Use earnings to buy new vehicles, purchase additional fields, and invest in livestock for a growing operation.