We’ll show you the week’s most exciting Steam releases. And if you like simulations, you’ll get your money’s worth on Steam this week.
New week, new games! There’s a lot happening on Steam again this week.
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Highlight of the week: Farming Simulator 25
(Genre: Simulation – Developer: Giants Software – Release: November 12 (Steam)
The Farming Simulator 25 lets you take on the role of a modern farmer. In the latest installment, you will once again cultivate fields, breed animals and expand your own farm with authentic machines from real manufacturers.
New in this version is the expanded selection of over 400 machines from more than 150 top international brands, including John Deere, and several new crops such as rice and long-grain rice, spinach, peas and green beans.
Production chains have been expanded to include cement for large construction projects. Farmers’ markets provide outlets for products such as spring onions, garlic and chillies from greenhouses. In the town of Hutan Pantai, many shops will only open once you have supplied them.
Other exciting Steam releases this week
Monday, November 11
- Everholm: It continues directly with even more farming: As in Stardew Valley, you can till fields, go fishing or fight your way through dungeons. And along the way, you’ll experience a non-linear story in which you have to track down your missing sister.
Tuesday, November 12th
- Sea Power: Here you take command of NATO or Warsaw Pact forces in naval conflicts from the 1960s to the 1980s. The real-time tactics game offers over 150 naval units and more than 60 aircraft types that you can deploy in historical and fictional scenarios.
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- The Rise of the Golden Idol: As a private detective in the 1970s, you solve 15 different cases here and meet all sorts of strange characters.
- Beastieball: Just like in Pokémon, you catch all kinds of creatures and then let them compete against other teams in volleyball matches.
Wednesday, November 13
- Temtem: Swarm: Temtem sorgte als erste echte Pokémon-Alternative auf dem PC für Furore. Jetzt könnt ihr die Biester in einer Art Vampire-Survivors-Klon einsetzen, um riesige Feindeshorden zu bekämpfen.
Thursday, November 14
- Dragon Qust 3 HD – 2D Remake: The Japanese role-playing classic appears in a new light, with a mixture of nostalgic pixel graphics and modern 3D elements.
- LEGO Horizon Adventures: As Aloy, you go on a machine hunt and experience the exciting story of the Horizon universe again – of course paired with the typical Lego humor.
- Little Big Adventure – Twinsen’s Quest: 30 years after the original, you once again take on the role of the boy Twinsen with the magic balls. You explore the planet Twinsun, face opponents and thwart the plans of the evil scientist Dr. FunFrock.
Friday, November 15
- Industry Giant 4.0: After the game was recently postponed, the release should now go ahead. You start in the 1950s and experience the fourth industrial revolution, characterized by digitalization and networked value chains. You manage 25 different industries, including mining, agriculture and manufacturing, and produce over 70 different goods. You plan production chains, build transport networks with trucks, trains and ships, and react to global events such as economic crises and environmental regulations.
We want to hear your opinion: Do you already have a favorite among this week’s new releases? Are you plunging into the hard world of work in Farming Simulator 25, do you prefer to experience nostalgic moments with Dragon Quest 3 HD – 2D Remake, or do you want to prove your strategic skills in Sea Power? Or maybe something completely different? Let us know in the comments!
