Farming Simulator 25: Highlands Fishing Trailer - new Scotland map, aquacultures, animal species and more
The Highlands Fishing expansion for Farming Simulator 25 launches November 4, 2025. Pre-order now with a 15% off! Here's what’s new.
Coming this November, Farming Simulator 25: Highlands Fishing marks the next major expansion for the latest entry in the popular farming sim series. And it looks like a big one. Expect new animals, crops, machinery (including boats!), aquaculture systems, and a special new Highlands map set in Scotland. The Highlands Fishing Expansion is now available for pre-order individually on Gamesplanet – or bundled as the new FS25: Highlands Fishing Edition, which also includes the base game. Both versions come as Steam keys with a 15% discount.
What to Expect in the FS25: Highlands Fishing Expansion
A quick overview of what's planned for this new content:
- First major expansion introducing aquaculture and a Scottish Highlands map
- Over 20 new vehicles and machines for both land and sea, including boats
- New animals including fish, and onions as a brand-new crop
- Release planned for November 4, 2025
New Map: Kinlaig
Kinlaig captures the essence of the Scottish Highlands – lush green fields, rocky valleys, cloud-covered skies, and sweeping ocean views. Castles dot the landscape as you tend your fields. Head out to sea and you’ll discover the new aquaculture systems and fishing gameplay.
Fishing on Land and Sea
In Highlands Fishing, you’ll farm fish in open waters, raise them in aquaculture systems, and eventually sell your catch. You can also cast a line from the shore, adding a more relaxing element to your farming routine.
Scottish Highland Cattle & Fish with Onions
Kinlaig’s waters are home to rainbow trout and tasty salmon, while back on land, onions make their debut as a new crop. The expansion adds specific tools and vehicles for planting, harvesting, and processing onions. In total, more than 20 new machines are planned, along with four new brands: Monosem, Agri-Spread, Can-Am, and GT Bunning.
