Pro Farm Manager

Pro Farm Manager is a farming management game in which you develop land, raise animals and grow crops. Each new game generates a farm with its own landscape, vegetation, rivers and soil composition. You decide where to place buildings, roads and fields, and how to shape the farm around your needs and plans.

Develop your farm

You can build a farm on more than 600 hectares and settle in different regions across more than 5 countries. The game combines environmental simulation with farm management, and includes life-like animations for animals, equipment and the environment.

You can grow 15 types of crops on customizable plots. Choose the right season and equipment for planting, respond to sunshine, rainfall and temperature, and act when crops become diseased. You can use your harvest to feed animals, sell it to the cooperative or another player, or store it until market prices rise.

Raise livestock

You can keep cattle, pigs, goats, sheep and poultry, with several breeds available for each type. Care for them by providing food and water, adding litter and removing manure; disease and deaths are also risks. Animals produce milk and eggs, and you can sell them to a slaughterhouse for meat. A genetic system tracks each animal’s health, reproduction, age and weight, letting you expand herds through breeding and improve their genes and quality.

Farm equipment

The game offers more than 30 types of equipment, represented by nearly 100 accurate 3D models. You can customize equipment with different colours and accessories, and choose what suits each task. If a purchase is too expensive, you can buy second-hand or purchase equipment with other players through farm grouping.

Game modes

In single-player mode, you play on your own in a world that pauses when you save and quit. You can also fast-forward time.

Multiplayer mode is listed as a feature of the final version, but is not available in the Early Access version. It uses a persistent world that continues to exist whether or not players are connected. Time runs four times faster than real time: one in-game day lasts 6 hours, and a 28-day in-game month runs from Monday at midnight to Sunday at midnight over 7 real-time days. Players can buy and sell equipment, livestock and goods from one another rather than from the computer, make group equipment purchases, compete in genetics contests with their best animals, and exchange messages through a mailbox.