In a farming simulator, players typically take on the role of a virtual farmer, managing their own farm by planting and harvesting crops, raising animals, and managing finances. The goal of the game is often to build a successful and profitable farm, while navigating challenges such as weather, pests, and equipment breakdowns. In a mining simulator, players typically take on the role of a virtual miner, managing their own mine by extracting minerals and resources from the earth, upgrading equipment and managing finances. The goal of the game is often to build a successful mining operation, while navigating challenges such as accidents, geological risks, and market fluctuations. Both types of simulators typically involve managing resources, upgrading equipment, and making strategic decisions to optimize productivity and profitability. Some simulators may also include multiplayer modes, allowing players to collaborate or compete with others online.