Farm Together 2: Steam Review Summary

31/05/25

On May 30, the full version of Farm Together 2 was released — the sequel to the popular farming simulator. The game had spent over a year in Early Access and evolved steadily over that time. We reviewed more than 300 of the latest user reviews on Steam to find out what players love about the sequel — and what they don’t.

Overall impression — positive

At the time of our analysis, 93% of user reviews were positive. Only one out of 329 reviewers mentioned requesting a refund, which puts the refund rate at just 0.3% — an exceptionally low number, especially for an Early Access title.

Players are generally happy with the direction the game has taken. Many describe Farm Together 2 as a natural and polished continuation of the first game that retains its relaxing, meditative charm.

What players love

Atmosphere and gameplay. The game remains a calming, cozy farming experience. Many players return to it for that very sense of peaceful routine.
Co-op mode. The ability to play with friends — or even strangers — without risking your own farm’s progress is a big plus.
Customization. Players enjoy tweaking not just their farms but also their character’s appearance and even their tractor.
Improvements over the original. Visual upgrades, interface improvements, convenience features like the auto-tractor, quest systems, and expanded terraforming options all contribute to smoother, more enjoyable gameplay.

What some criticize

Too similar to the first game. Some feel that Farm Together 2 doesn’t bring enough new features and instead feels like a large update to the original.
Lack of innovation. Players who expected big mechanical changes were disappointed to find mostly visual and quality-of-life upgrades.
Minor technical issues. A few users report bugs or performance hiccups, though these seem to be rare and not game-breaking.

Conclusion

Farm Together 2 delivers exactly what its core audience hoped for: a relaxing, friendly farming game with a clean interface, charming visuals, and both solo and multiplayer modes. The developers didn’t try to reinvent the formula — they simply refined what already worked.

If you enjoyed the original, this sequel is a safe bet. For newcomers, it’s a great introduction to one of the most pleasant farming simulators.