The beloved farming life simulator is set to become even more immersive with the introduction of Farming Simulator VR by Giants Software. This virtual reality experience promises to plunge players into the heart of agricultural life, offering a "brand new" way to engage with farming activities.

In Farming Simulator VR, players will take on the full spectrum of farm management tasks, from planting and harvesting crops to tending to vegetables in greenhouses and maintaining their fleet of vehicles. This hands-on approach aims to enhance the development and prosperity of the player's virtual farm.

The announcement has been met with enthusiasm from fans of the series, who see Farming Simulator VR not just as a game, but as a potential educational tool. However, the burning question on everyone's mind remains: What happens if you get in the way of a working combine harvester?

Mark your calendars for February 28, as Farming Simulator VR is slated for release exclusively on Meta Quest 2, Quest 3, Quest 3S, and Quest Pro devices.

What can future virtual farmers look forward to? The developers have outlined an extensive list of features, including:

• A complete cycle of agricultural work, encompassing planting, harvesting, packing, and selling.
• The opportunity to grow a variety of crops such as tomatoes, eggplants, and strawberries within greenhouses.
• Access to official machinery from renowned manufacturers like Case IH, CLAAS, Fendt, and John Deere.
• The ability to repair and maintain machines in a dedicated workshop.
• An added layer of realism with the option to pressure wash your farming equipment.

With these exciting developments, Farming Simulator VR is poised to redefine the farming simulation genre, bringing the rural life closer to players in an unprecedentedly realistic way.