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The summit of the Agriculture simulator-Fans will be gathering in Allgäu at the beginning of July: Tickets for FarmCon 24 are available now.
Update as of July 2, 2024: The launch announced for 12 November 2024 Farming Simulator 25 is the focus of FarmCon 24 in Marktoberdorf next weekend: Along the extensive stage program there will be presentations by Giants employees from development and marketing on the Collector's Edition, the technology of the Giants Engine 10, the new content and the future fleet.
The gates to FarmCon 24 open on Saturday (July 6) at 9 a.m. Further information and remaining tickets are available on the event website.
Message from March 13, 2024: The entrance ticket for FarmCon 24, which will take place on the weekend of 6/7 July 2024 (Saturday and Sunday) at the Fendt Forum in Marktoberdorf, costs 14.99 € – the Online shop is now open.
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In addition to a bulging goodie bag, participants can expect a varied program with play stations (Agriculture simulator, Farming Simulator 19), live presentations, workshops, tournaments and lectures – also with a view to future Agriculture simulator-Games. Those who have confirmed their participation include Giants boss Christian Amann, Boris Stefan (Head of Publishing), Manuel Leithner (Lead Gameplay Programmer) and Stefan Maurus (Gameplay Programmer).
The winners of the Farming Simulator League e-sports discipline will not only win the title of world champion but also prize money of €200,000. While the 'grown-ups' can see the original Fendt agricultural machinery, the younger visitors can enjoy a bouncy castle, among other things.
Christian Amann, founder of Giants Software: “With FarmCon 24, we are preparing the biggest edition of our community event to date. We are confident that we will reach the highest number of visitors since FarmCon was founded – and that has been the case for almost ten years now. Our community continues to grow and we look forward to meeting many new fans.”
The Agriculture simulatorseries is one of the most successful game series from German-speaking countries. The Swiss studio Giants Software says it has sold more than 30 million games for PC, console, tablet and smartphone since 2008. Astragon Entertainment coordinates the distribution of the disc and module versions in German-speaking countries.