Ranch Simulator

When the family business is inherited, it is great luck to get a thriving workplace. And if the employees are time-tested and hard-working, it's twice as lucky. But it's not all about ranching in Ranch Simulator. Looks like your dear grandfather didn't quite take care of the ranch and it's dilapidated, time to rebuild a profitable place.

Ranching as a gift

Along with the terrible news of the death of the protagonist's own grandfather, he receives a will that gives the hero a ranch in a wooded area. The hero, after grieving, decides to go to the secluded ranch. At the place indicated in the will, dilapidated barn buildings and any lack of prospects for the development of the place await him. However, the hero does not give up and decides to continue his relative's work.

Plenty of Work

From the barn, whose paint hasn't been renewed since World War II and whose beams were part of Christopher Columbus' ship, begins the hard gameplay journey of the forest ranch life simulator. To rebuild the barn you'll have to do a lot of axing, and then you'll have to work the wood. Fortunately the construction mode is similar to its counterpart in Fallout 4, where instead of the top view the character himself places the structures. So you can immediately see how everything will look from the player's point of view, rather than from the top view.

Work and home - two in one

Not all materials can be obtained in the forest, so it's worth thinking about earnings. Livestock and farming can be taken care of to make a profit. Animals require more care, but in exchange give more valuable and expensive products such as:

• Meat - Meat comes in several kinds: chicken, beef, pork, and game. Meat from wild animals is more expensive than domestic.
• Milk - valued more than eggs, but less than meat. Milk can be given not only by cows but also by goats.
• Eggs - some eggs can not only be a food product, but also give offspring. Get a rooster on the farm and you won't have to buy new birds

You can grow special crops in greenhouses or special seedbeds whose crops bring both income and sustenance.

Dangerous neighbors

There are a lot of animals in the woods. Take your trusty rifle and go hunting. However, you're not the only one who wants to feed in the woods; leaving your ranch unprotected can have bad consequences.