Farming Simulator 22 has just announced the picturesque Haut-Beyleron with a trailer, set to launch on 22nd November. The latest trailer shows the picturesque Haut-Beyleron as the right place to build your own farm.
Inspired by illustrious Mediterranean areas in the South of France, like Nouvelle-Aquitaine, Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur or Beynac-et-Cazenac, this vast map is ideal to create a lush vineyard or an olive orchard.
There are new crops in Farming Simulator 22 that can be processor further into grape juice, raisins, or love oil for additional revenue. The rural landscape setting invites players to explore and experience traditional gondolas, an old castle, and many more sights.
48 fields are spread all over the varied Haut-Beyleron map in various shapes and sizes – with the option to create more. Thanks to the new production chains, players can extend their operation with various factories to create a whole business empire. And not only on their own, multiple famers can occupy different locations on the map and join each other via cross-platform multiplayer.
Last month, Farming Simulator 22 announced two new features being introduced into the game, which are Beekeeping and Greenhouses. With Beekeeping, you can take full advantage of how beekeeping works and how you can harvest the golden nectar of life which is honey. By placing beehives in proximity to canola, potatoes, and sunflowers, the yield of honey will rise thanks to pollinating.
The second new feature is Greenhouses, which allow you to prepare for winter. While your lands are covered in snow, you can generate additional income by building greenhouses in varying sizes. With plants and trees withered during the cold months, growing strawberries, lettuce and tomatoes will still provide a green sight, as long as freshwater is provided. And the profitability of the farm during winter is guaranteed.
Farming Simulator 22 releases with Haut-Beyleron on November 22nd for PC, Mac, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Stadia. Post your comments below.
