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April 18, in the year of our Lord 2023 -- Chickens meet Heavy Metal in stormy harmony: GIANTS Software unveils an exciting CGI trailer for Farming Simulator 23, which will be released May 23 for Nintendo Switch™. More than 3 years after its predecessor Farming Simulator 20, the latest title in the globally successful Farming Simulator franchise is introduced in an elaborate cinematic trailer.

15 Years of Farming Simulator

In Farming Simulator, players choose what kind of farmer they want to be: They can build an agricultural empire from scratch through cultivating fields, logging with forestry equipment, or tending to farm animals such as the newly added chickens.

“The Farming Simulator series has been around since 2008, the first mobile version was released in 2012” explains Thomas Frey, Creative Director at GIANTS Software. “We’ve been steadily adding new features, and today I’m very excited to celebrate the next release with an intense and fun cinematic trailer!”

GIANTS Software has once again teamed up with Capsule Studio, who have already delivered an award-winning CGI trailer for the latest main line game, Farming Simulator 22. The new cinematic trailer again features the same protagonists, father and daughter, now in a unique juxtaposition of intense soundtrack, gaming fun and chicken chasing.

Farming Simulator 23 is a family-friendly, relaxed game with lots of activities and a huge machinery selection with more than 100 vehicles and tools. Players can look forward to new crops such as grapes and olives, new gameplay mechanics like production chains and activities such as plowing and weeding – all on two entertaining maps.

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