Farming Simulator 25 builds on its familiar gameplay of running and expanding a farm while introducing some intriguing updates, including new crops like rice and advanced features such as dynamic soil deformation and improved weather effects. However, while the game refines its systems with enhanced AI helpers and GPS-assisted precision farming, the labeling of these as "AI helpers" feels oddly redundant. After all, the concept of helpers in this series has always involved automated assistance. Why not just call them "helpers," as before? The emphasis on "AI" seems like a marketing choice rather than a meaningful gameplay distinction, which might confuse players expecting a significant technological leap in their functionality.