Farming Simulator 25: Multiplayer guide & game tips

Farming Simulator 25: Multiplayer guide & game tips

If you want to learn more about the multiplayer mode in Farming Simulator 25, this article is for you. In this guide, we’ll take a closer look at the core information about the multiplayer mode of this game and the things you can do.

Similar to the previous Farming Simulator games, FS25 offers a comprehensive online mode. Here are some key facts and some changes.

• Cross-platform availability. FS22 is one of the games that fully enables crossplay. This means that, for example, a PC player could easily play with Playstation or Xbox users. This option can also be toggled off, so you would only play with players on the same platform as yourself.
• No more Google Stadia. The Google Stadia version of the FS22 game was a great option for playing on devices that wouldn’t otherwise support it. However, Stadia has been discontinued, so this will not be possible anymore on FS25. Luckily, the game’s hardware recommendations are pretty low, and FS25 will be available on many different devices.
• Easy to make servers. Servers can be made on both your PC and a console. However, you will need a stable and fast online connection for the multiplayer servers to fully work. If you don’t have that, your best option is to rent out a server: with a Farming Simulator hosting provider like Nitrado, you can set up a server that works even when your computer or console isn’t on.
• There are many players on one server. A console server lets 6 people play at the same time. If you want more, make it one PC: this way, you can host up to 16 people.
• Keep the same game versions. To play the game with other players, you must ensure everyone has the same version of the game and the same DLCs active.
• Use text and voice chat. You can use text and voice chat on PC to communicate with other players. This functionality isn’t available on consoles, where players can only read the messages others have written.
• Choose your own multiplayer experience. You have two options for playing multiplayer. For one, you can all make your farms, competing and not getting in each other’s way. But you can also cooperate, work together, and make the best possible farm by sharing equipment, tools, and responsibilities.

We hope that this rundown of the latest features and options has been helpful and that you’ll be enjoying the excellent FS25 multiplayer mode soon. Stay tuned for more information as it is released.