Farming Simulator 25: Beans & Alpacas Pack Adds South America Region
The expansion introduces coffee and banana farming, alpacas, Brahman cattle and more than 25 machines, alongside a bundle edition with the base game.
Sega released the Beans & Alpacas content expansion pack for Farming Simulator 25 on October 27, 2026. A launch trailer for the pack was also published, according to 4gamer.net.
The pack adds Catuaí, a new farm region inspired by a Brazilian coffee-growing area. Players can grow coffee beans and bananas, using drying and roasting facilities for coffee and transport rails and washing equipment for bananas. Harvested crops can be processed into products including tiramisu and banana chips.
Alpacas join the game as keepable animals: they can be walked to raise their happiness and are sheared once a year, with the wool processed into yarn, socks, pillows, furniture and alpaca plush toys. Brahman cattle are also added, along with wildlife such as parrots and non-biting caimans.
More than 25 new machines are included, among them vehicles from the new brand Colombo Industries and from Case IH, Ford, John Deere, KUHN, Mercedes-Benz Trucks, New Holland, Oxbo, Stara and Valtra.
Beans & Alpacas is sold standalone and as part of the Year 2 Season Pass. A Farming Simulator 25: Beans & Alpacas Edition bundling the base game and the pack was released as well, featuring four environments inspired by North America, Central Europe, East Asia and South America and over 400 machines from more than 150 real brands.
Quick answers
When was the Beans & Alpacas pack released for Farming Simulator 25?
It was released on October 27, 2026.
What is included in the Beans & Alpacas pack?
The Catuaí farm region, coffee beans and bananas, alpacas, Brahman cattle, wildlife such as parrots and non-biting caimans, and more than 25 new machines.
Is the Beans & Alpacas pack sold separately?
Yes, it is sold standalone and as part of the Year 2 Season Pass, and a Beans & Alpacas Edition bundling the base game and the pack was also released.