Farming Simulator 25 Tops 5 Million Copies Sold Worldwide
The 5 million sales milestone, confirmed by GIANTS Software's Boris Stefan, signals the series' continued reach as the Beans & Alpacas expansion prepares to add banana farming and South American terrain to the base game.
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SEGA announced on August 26 that Farming Simulator 25 has surpassed 5 million copies sold worldwide. The publisher also released a new trailer for the Beans & Alpacas expansion, due October 27, introducing the South American Catuaí map, coffee growing, alpaca and Brahman cattle raising, banana cultivation, and over 25 new vehicles.
The announcement came alongside a fresh trailer for the Beans & Alpacas content pack, set for release on October 27. The expansion adds the Catuaí region, a South American farm area where players can grow coffee, raise alpacas and Brahman cattle, and now cultivate bananas, a new crop for the series.
Banana farming brings new mechanics: a rail system, washing stations for processing, and fungicide to protect crops from disease. The pack also includes more than 25 new machines, including vehicles from the new brand Colombo Industries. GIANTS Software said physical simulation has been improved, with better implement animations and sugarcane vegetation rendering.
The base game, which launched November 12, 2024, is available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, PC, and Mac. It supports up to six players online.
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