More than just an agricultural simulation: in Farmer’s Dynasty, you have to rebuild your farm and develop your heritage, start a family, handle your relationships and, of course, manage your crops to prosper.
THE FARMER AND HIS MACHINES
Dozens of authentic farming machines you can use to cultivate your fields and optimize your yields.
CHOOSE THE CROPS AND LIVESTOCK
Become an experienced farmer, expand your farm and invest in new fields so you can diversify and harvest even more.
MAKE NEW FRIENDS
Earn your neighbours' gratitude by accomplishing quests. Maybe you'll end up marrying one of them?
MANAGE YOUR BUDGET AND RESOURCES
Get involved in a dynamic local economy in which your sales and purchases affect market prices.
There is beauty to be found in boredom and a magic in the mundane. Unfortunately, in the case of Farmer’s Dynasty, it doesn’t matter how hard it tries, it can’t satiate the same sentiments. ‘More than just an agricultural simulation’ is the tagline, and whilst this may be true, it isn’t necessarily a good thing.
Farmer's Dynasty could have some appeal with a blend of RPG, farming and life simulations, but it is a woefully optimised piece of software with frame rates that judder to a halt after thirty minutes of play.
The mixture of farming simulator and life simulator elements work really well. Much like real life, tasks aren’t always quick to complete and can be quite time-consuming, but that’s what makes Farmer’s Dynasty feel so realistic; it’s all about putting the hard time in to reap the rewards. The lack of customisation options, terrible voice acting and...
For a farming simulation game, Farmer's Dynasty it isn't absolutely awful, but it isn't wonderful either.
