"Farming Simulator VR: First Impressions"

The beloved farming life simulator is about to become even more immersive. Giants Software, the developers behind the series, have officially announced Farming Simulator VR, a virtual reality experience that brings the world of agriculture right into your living room.

Dubbed a "brand new" farming experience, players will be tasked with independently managing the sowing and harvesting of crops using realistic equipment, tending to vegetables in greenhouses, maintaining their vehicles, and more—all to ensure the growth and prosperity of their own farm.

The announcement has been met with enthusiasm from fans of the series, many of whom see Farming Simulator VR as a potential educational tool. However, it has also sparked curiosity about the game's mechanics, with one pressing question being: What happens if you get in the way of a working combine harvester?

Scheduled for release on February 28, Farming Simulator VR will be available exclusively for Meta Quest 2, Quest 3, Quest 3S, and Quest Pro devices.

What can future virtual farmers expect? The developers have promised a comprehensive agricultural experience, including:

• A full cycle of agricultural work—planting, harvesting, packing, and selling;
• The ability to grow tomatoes, eggplants, strawberries, and other crops in greenhouses;
• Official machinery from Case IH, CLAAS, Fendt, John Deere, and other leading manufacturers;
• The option to repair and maintain machines in your own workshop;
• An added layer of realism with the ability to pressure wash your machines.